'They put in a good fight' – Jurgen Klopp praises Liverpool’s reaction and in draw with managerless Chelsea

Jurgen Klopp praised the reaction Liverpool showed to grind out a point in a goalless draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Reds were arguably second best in West London as the managerless Blues saw a goal ruled out in each half for offside and handball from Reece James and Kai Havertz. Ad The result left Liverpool eighth in the Premier League table, four points and three places better off than Chelsea, who remain in the bottom half.

Premier LeagueTuchel: Potter's Chelsea sacking 'didn't trigger big emotions in me'YESTERDAY AT 15:04 Klopp told Sky Sports: “So I saw a couple of 0-0s against Chelsea over the last few years. The two finals are two of the best games I've seen. Tonight was different.

«Two teams on a low confidence level but they put in a good fight. Super attitude and super mentality and that's what I saw. They had chance, we had chance.

We had to fight until the end, they had to fight until the end. It was a super intense game but not a spectacular game. “I saw a lot of great challenges, people flying into tackles and that's what we need.

Midfield, the three of them didn't play that often together. That's what we have to build on it. Lukaku nets stoppage-time penalty, gets sent off as Inter deny Juventus semi-final first leg win ‘The perfect time’ – Is now the moment for Luis Enrique to make Premier League move? Mitrovic handed eight-match ban for pushing referee »If things don't go your way you have to fight through this and make steps.

Sometimes smaller ones, sometimes bigger ones and this was a smaller one. «From a passion point of view, I really liked the game. Yes, it was not the best football but these boys are really good footballers and tonight they put in a proper shift.