Liverpool suffered a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Burnley  in the Premier League clash.  This defeat had also ended Liverpool's long unbeaten home run in the Premier League.

It was the Reds' first loss at Anfield in the league since April 2017, ending the club-record unbeaten streak at 68. After this deafet Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp feels that this can give them the much-needed push to turn things around. Klopp's side has now gone five top-flight matches without a win and four without a goal.

A website quoted Klopp as saying, "We lost the game [against Burnley] and it was a really low point, it is not that I thought, 'Oh, who cares?' It is not because of the series [of unbeaten league games at Anfield], which was nice as well. It was a game we lost and when I think back I cannot find a reason why we lost that game. But we lost it, with all the things that happened with the penalty, the chance we had and all these kind of things.'
Liverpool is currently preparing for the encounter with Manchester United, slated to take place on Sunday.

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