Klopp ready to take responsibility after Liverpool lost at Anfield

MERSEYSIDE - Liverpool's defeat by Burnley at Anfield didn't just tarnish their unbeaten run in 68 games at home. But this 0-1 defeat means the Reds have never won five games in the English Premier League.

As a result, the defending English League champions slipped to fourth place, and could potentially drop to fifth if Tottenham Hotspur calmed matchday 19. Liverpool coach, Juergen Klopp also admitted it was his fault.

'' It's always my fault. Something that is not working well is my fault, the thing to do is up to the players, '' Klopp said, quoted by Skysports , Friday (22/1).

According to Klopp, he and the players have worked together for a long time. Therefore, when there is a problem, he just asks his players to try harder, longer and more often, and make better decisions. Liverpool's front line is indeed experiencing a crisis of confidence.

Mohamed Salah et al have only scored one goal in the last five league games. In fact, Liverpool have not scored in four consecutive matches. "It was clearly not working well tonight and we have to admit that, there's nothing more to talk about about that," Klopp explained.