Trent Alexander-Arnold reveals what Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp told his players at halftime
Liverpool and Manchester City played out a tense draw in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon, with the title on the line, but neither side could land a decisive blow before the season's end.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has revealed what message Jurgen Klopp delivered to the Liverpool players during halftime on Sunday.
In a 2-2 draw at the Etihad, Liverpool came from behind twice to prevent Manchester City from pulling away in the title race. Klopp's challengers were not at their best, but they are still in the race following an electrifying match this weekend.
City took the lead when Kevin de Bruyne's deflected shot beat Alisson, but Diogo Jota equalized.
Gabriel Jesus took advantage of a sluggish Liverpool defense to put City ahead again, but Sadio Mane equalized just a minute later.
While both teams fought hard, neither could take all three points, but there are still plenty of games left in the season, with City leading Liverpool by a point. But things could have gone very differently if Klopp hadn't pumped his players up at halftime.
Alexander-Arnold stated after the game: "We want to win every game we play, no matter who we're up against. It says a lot about us that we're a little disappointed that we didn't come here and win." It was critical for us not to lose this game
"They had a really good run, and we were unable to capitalize on it." "Hopefully, they'll drop a few points for us this time." In general, we weren't ourselves in the first half. We didn't play the football we wanted to play, but when we did, we scored our goals." One of the messages the manager gave us at halftime was to "play our football." We came out with a point to prove and scored early, but we weren't able to create many chances after that.
After the break, Sadio Mane made it 2-2 for Liverpool.
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