I take the blames - Klopp

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has claimed responsibility for his side's 1-0 defeat to Burnley.

The Reds' unbeaten record of 68 games ended last night with their defeat at Anfield against Burnley and now Jürgen Klopp's side are six points adrift of leaders Manchester United.

had 27 shots in last night's game, the most in their games this season, but they have yet to score in their five consecutive games in 2021. However, after the match, Klopp blamed himself for these results.

"We lost the game which is pretty impossible but we did it,”

Klopp said to Sky Sports.

“That is my fault. It is my job to make sure the boys have the right feelings and confidence. That didn't work out.

“We had the ball a lot and created some situations that are OK but our final decision is not right. I said the same thing last week. When something doesn't work you must try harder, longer and more often and make better decisions. It didn't work tonight.”

"It is always my fault,”

Klopp added.

“If I make clear which movements make sense because it will hurt the opponent and we don't do that then I need to make it clearer. It is not that they don't want it. It is difficult to play against these low blocks.

“It helps if you score the first goal but we didn't. That changes the opponent. After not scoring for a long time not everybody feels confident.

"I never thought of us as free-scoring. I knew we had to work hard. It is not the first time or last time it will happen in football.

“We can only use this game for the next one. It is not because the players do not have the ability. Our decision-making is the problem. If we score in our big moments it changes things but we did not."

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