Klopp reveals the reason for the “resounding fall” against Brighton

And he said club To the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), indicating his growing concern about the decline in the team’s performance: “The players themselves have previously presented amazing matches, but if we do not play in an organized manner, we can appear in this way.”

The German coach added: “How can I not feel anxious after such a match? I cannot stand here and say that I am not worried. Of course we are very concerned.”

Winger Solly Marsh scored two early goals in the second half and set up another, to give Brighton a 3-0 victory over their humble guest. Liverpool It advances above it to seventh place in the league standings.

This is Brighton’s first victory over Liverpool in the League of Lights, and it came well deserved after Marsh led the team to translate his control into goals.

Marsh scored from close range in the 47th minute, after Liverpool lost the ball in the middle of the field, and the Japanese Kaoru Mitoma launched on the left before passing the ball to his colleague.

And 6 minutes later, the 28-year-old added the second goal when he received Ivan Ferguson’s pass with a wonderful shot into the far corner of the goal. Allison Becker Liverpool goalkeeper.

In his first participation in the starting line-up in the league since his move from PSV Eindhoven last month, Cody Gakbo did not do much in the ranks of Liverpool, who struggled to possess the ball or create any real chances to score.

Liverpool hit only two balls on goal over the course of 90 minutes, and waited until the second-half stoppage time to get the first corner kick in another mediocre performance.

Marsh concluded his impressive performance when he passed the ball to the substitute Danny Welbeckwho lifted it over the defender and then fired it into the net, scoring his first goal in the league this season.

Brighton advanced to seventh place and has 30 points, two points ahead of Liverpool, who continued to suffer with injuries and decline in its level.