Liverpool fight back at Burnley to maintain unbeaten start to EPL season

Leon Maldonado

The Reds’ boss celebrated with Alisson on the pitch against EvertonMore

Liverpool face Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday lunchtime, live on Sky Sports Premier League.

After a goalless opening 45 minutes in the Premier League contest, the visitors actually fell behind to Jack Cork's breakthrough.

This time around, he has been shunted between that false nine role and a number ten role, which does not really suit his direct style or get him close enough to goal.

Klopp's decision to make seven changes from the Merseyside derby victory over Everton nearly backfired until goals from James Milner, substitute Roberto Firmino with his first touch, and Xherdan Shaqiri sealed a comeback win after Jack Cork had given the hosts the lead early in the second-half.

"Sometimes things are obviously similar or obviously different, stuff like that".

Speaking to Sport Bladet (as translated by Sport Witness), the Swede said: "If I'd been an Everton player, I'd have knocked him down, I think. I don't know what that means exactly, I need to watch it back, I don't know". Then, reacting like we reacted at a tough place like Turf Moor and Burnley, that's special.

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"We controlled the game in a lot of moments". To be honest, I don't blame anybody or criticise - I would if there would be something to criticise. Hart was in action again moments later when Naby Keïta struck a fierce shot from the edge of the area, one that was heading for the top corner before the goalkeeper made a one-handed save. But we all know Shaq can play much better - turn in situations, get the ball and be a bit more decisive. Hendo shouldn't be involved in that - he had to protect all the runners.

"We have to make sure we are ready, that was clear before the season, that we have to be ready every three days".

Liverpool started the second-half with greater goal, and Daniel Sturridge forced a good save from Hart with a powerful effort from the edge of the area which was destined for the bottom corner.

"Not 100 per cent sure but Alisson said to me he had the ball".

Keita, making his first league start since mid-September, looked their biggest threat in the final third but there were few other players on his wavelength.