Liverpool star Emre Can: Teams will respect us after Man City performance

We tried to make good build-up and found the spaces sometimes, but credit to Liverpool.

Liverpool’s German manager then jokingly added: “Oh, I thought in America it’s OK“.

“I think that’s also luck, yeah”.

“It was not too bad!”

Oxlade-Chamberlain is respectful in what he says about Coutinho – “a world-class talent” – but you get a sense the Liverpool squad’s bonding trip to Dubai has helped ease the passage of his departure as well as integrate a new arrival in Virgil van Dijk. He’s built a team that represents him and the way he wants football to be played. “How both teams just threw everything on the pitch”.

The German midfielder says Pep Guardiola’s team will absorb the lessons of a insane 10-minute spell when they conceded three goals from their own mistakes in the 4-3 thriller against Liverpool.

Liverpool first made an approach to Can about extending his contract in the summer of 2016 but the fact Kandi Burruss they will not insert agree to his request to insert a release clause ensured discussions reached an impasse.

Watch Iain Lee talk about what really went down on I’m A Celebrity, the ups and downs of his career, and his challenges with mental health only on Unfiltered with James O’Brien. They nearly threw Liverpool in their deep waters of poor defence when Bernardo Silva and Ilkay Gundogan got two back late in the game.

Leroy Sane equalised shortly before the interval, but Liverpool blew City away after halftime with Firmino chipping Ederson to restore the home side’s lead and Sadio Mane striking from the edge of the box.

In the 59th minute, Liverpool went 2-1 up as Firmino out-muscled John Stone before chipping the ball over Ederson.

“You have to be stable when you concede a goal and we were not solid enough”.

“During the season you have to stay in the real world, especially in the league with a lot of games”. All credit to the opponent, we know how hard it is against a Juergen Klopp team, so aggressive, at Anfield too.

Oxlade-Chamberlain’s low ninth-minute 20-yard strike was the deserved reward for Liverpool being one of
the few sides to take the game to City.

Lovren spoke about the two goals they received in the last minutes.