The one with the exuberant emotions this time was at least not the very big issue. Of course, Jürgen Klopp paced again by the coaching zone, everything else would have been truly surprising. Following he cared even for a renewed Lacher, more on that later. But there was just no chorea or other Sperenzchen. Although he had this time really had reason.
1: 0 (0: 0) won Klopp Liverpool against the table First Leicester. “It was important to win against the league leaders,” he said. “The have already tried a lot of teams in front of us, but not many have succeeded.” But above all, the victory was important for their own complex situation.
Four games was Liverpool before been all competitions without victory, and Klopp had to plug it. “I would like to cooler”, Klopp had said before the game. But he had just emotionally, and sometimes one could his entire mental states just read in his face.
Again miserable chance conversion
counter Leicester played Liverpool from the outset complacent, had far more of the game than the Leader. In the first half alone, came the Klopp team to more than 60 percent of the ball and also quite significant scoring chances. Only made it up a long time nothing of it.
The miserable chance conversion is anyway the shortcoming that pervades the entire season. Had the club also used only a fraction of the scoring chances, he would loose in the top three of the table. But if Liverpool is after the lumbering past weeks only eight.
On Saturday it was Liverpool’s Emre Can, who in 23 minutes for the first significant conclusion worried, but Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was there. Again and again ran at this stage the Liverpool attacks Divock Origi, who after 25 minutes had the next chance, but again parried Schmeichel.
Klopp and the “worst word of the year”
Just 13 minutes later Origi had down with a thigh injury. Which in turn Klopp brought on the palm. “I did not know the word, before I came to England, but ‘Hamstring’ to me is the worst word of the year. There is always only hamstring, hamstring, hamstring,” he said afterwards at the press conference. Already last weekend defender Martin Skrtel was out with a thigh injury. “I hope at Divock it’s not so bad,” Klopp said yet.
stormed For Origi in consequence his Belgian compatriot Christian Benteke. And this became the story of the Personnel game. Since the end of October Benteke was previously no matches in the league. But against Leicester ended this series. It was the 63rd minute when Firmino the ball chipped into the box, where Leicester’s defense was wandering abundant disorderly. Benteke said Thank goal that made it 1: 0th
And Leicester? From little league leaders could be seen, rarely wore the team of coach Claudio Ranieri a dreaded their counterattacks. And so the Boxing Day ended with the second defeat of the season for the surprise team in the league. Whether this is actually the beginning of the end of Leicester wonder how the “Sun” oracle in the first reaction on the game will be revealed in the coming days weeks.
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