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Alla Zakarian
10-03-2019 | 21:20 • Football
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Klopp hits out at supposed confidence crisis for Salah and Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp insists Mohamed Salah is not suffering from a crisis of confidence and has accused the media of overreacting to some of Liverpool's recent attacking displays, following Sunday’s 4-2 win over Burnley at Anfield.
"We scored five goals two weeks ago [against Watford], and then we didn't score versus Everton and everyone asks me about more offensive line-ups! Next time we don't score, I think you will ask me again," he said.
"We have no problem with confidence. We didn't have a problem after the Everton game. You don't have to think that everything you write influences us. Most of the things are not that interesting to us! You make a big fuss if we score five, then we are the best attacking side in the world, and we score nil and then we have an offensive problem.
"Today, Mo Salah for me was the best player on the pitch and he didn't score. I am not sure you will see that in a lot of ratings, because he's a striker and he didn't score, but we have no problem with confidence. We are in a good moment.
"We have only to make sure that we stay in the really interesting competition on top of the table. The message from today is that nobody gets rid of us, if we play as we played today. We had the perfect mixture of fighting the opponent, fighting the circumstances and playing football. That was really good, and I liked it."
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