Jurgen Klopp feels Liverpool's draw with Fulham was a fair result for the team

  .Jurgen Klopp feels Liverpool's draw with Fulham was a fair result for the team

In their match against Fulham, newly promoted to the Premier League, Liverpool hoped to get off to a winning start

Instead, they began the 2022–2023 season by surrendering two points and suffering another concerning injury crisis; their manager, Jurgen Klopp, has demanded a "major improvement" from  his team

?Even after one game of the new season, they are already playing catch-up; but, should fans of Liverpool be concerned about this

 .After the match, which ended in a 2-2 tie at Craven Cottage, Klopp commented that his team "earned a point from a really terrible game from my side"

'The pitch was parched'

.Prior to meeting Fulham, Liverpool had dropped just six points in 19 Premier League games in 2022, having pushed champions Manchester City all the way previous season

.When Aleksandar Mitrovic scored his second goal of the game from the penalty spot 18 minutes from time, the Reds were facing their first top-flight defeat of the calendar year

.Mohamed Salah's goal to tie the game at 2-2 kept Liverpool unblemished, although Klopp and his players had a difficult star.

.The Reds have now gone five Premier League games without a clean sheet

."The performance was a defeat - the outcome was not a defeat, but the performance was a defeat," Klopp remarked

"The manner we played is not how we should have played, and that is why my displeasure is so strong"

.The best part about the game is the outcome because we earn a point from a pretty poor game

."The attitude wasn't right at first, so we wanted to fight back, but it's not easy after that." The pitch was dry and all that"

"Look, a transfer has to make sense in the short and long term," Klopp remarked. "We have midfielders; we still have enough midfielders." We don't have a shortage of midfielders; rather, several of them are injured

".This is not a nice position; I don't like it at all, but we'll see how we react - but we're not panicking"