‘Brighton are a real team’ – Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool didn’t deserve win from six-goal thriller at Anfield

Liverpool didn’t deserve three points for their performance against Brighton, according to manager Jurgen Klopp, after the two sides played out a 3-3 thriller at Anfield on Saturday. Leandro Trossard scored twice in the first 17 minutes of Roberto De Zerbi’s reign as Seagulls manager, but the hosts launched a comeback and a Roberto Firmino double and Adam Webster own goal had them in front by midway through the second half. Ad However, Trossard completed his hat-trick with seven minutes remaining to snatch a memorable point for the visitors and continue Liverpool’s slow start to the Premier League season.

Premier LeagueTrossard nets hat-trick as Brighton grab draw at Liverpool in six-goal thriller5 HOURS AGO “This game has different stories," Klopp said. «There is the story of how we conceded two early goals, there is the story of how we came back in the game, then there is the story of how we threw it away. »Brighton are a really good football team, and a real team.

It was a different formation, were we surprised a little bit? Yes, a little. “But we were already 2-0 down when we adapted from that. We scored our goals which were the counter-attacks.

“We could have won but would we have deserved to win? I'm actually not sure. Brighton deserved something.” Trossard nets hat-trick as Brighton grab draw at Liverpool in six-goal thriller Arteta plays down title talk after Arsenal beat Tottenham in north London derby Potter delighted with 'collective spirit' after Chelsea fight back to beat Palace The result continued a sluggish start to the season for Klopp’s side, who have picked up just 10 points from their opening seven league games to leave them ninth. Liverpool also suffered a 4-1 defeat away to Napoli in the Champions