Jurgen Klopp is calling on Liverpool to improve following a tense victory over Sheffield United, while also commending the impact of the substitutes who changed the game.

Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, expressed his gratitude towards the fans at the end of the Premier League match against Sheffield United at Anfield. Despite the victory, Klopp acknowledged that Liverpool needed to improve their performance. He praised the impact of his substitutes, particularly Cody Gakpo who scored a crucial goal. Klopp was pleased with the contributions of Andy Robertson, Harvey Elliot, and Curtis Jones, stating that they were instrumental in changing the game.

With eight games remaining in the season, Liverpool are currently leading the title race, but face tough competition from Arsenal and Manchester City.

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk highlighted the need for the team to start games more aggressively, as they had a slow start against Sheffield United. He emphasized the importance of resilience and the ability to bounce back. Van Dijk also discussed his role in guiding the young players in the squad, emphasizing the need to stay calm and enjoy the game. He commended the young players for their outstanding performances and credited their contributions to the team’s success.

Overall, Klopp and Van Dijk acknowledged the areas for improvement and the challenges that lie ahead in the title race. Despite the victory, Liverpool will need to perform at their highest level to secure the Premier League title.