Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool boss felt ‘alone’ at Anfield

But the Belgian keeper failed to hold it and Liverpool born Dann was first to the rebound.

The centre-back left Anfield on crutches with his right knee in a brace after falling awkwardly and is undergoing a scan on Monday afternoon to ascertain the extent of the damage.

Liverpool attacker Jordon Ibe voiced his frustration with his side’s profligacy in front of goal following Sunday’s 2-1 Premier League loss at the hands of Crystal Palace.

Last season, the Eagles spoiled Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard’s farewell appearance at Anfield, winning 3-1 as they completed a league double over their opponents.

“It is not a problem to lose a game”.

Pardew’s attacking formation looked to have the desired effect from the outset as Bolasie and Wilfried Zaha tormented a Liverpool rearguard which afforded their opponents the ball far too often in the final third.

He also addressed Liverpool FC’s exertions in the Europa League implying that it could be a reason but not an excuse.

Defender Scott Dann fired a header straight at Mignolet from a corner.

“We got a goal and there was our problem really because then we backed off and let Liverpool start to dominate us and for 15-20 minutes it wasn’t really the game-plan”.

“We think, by the way, the players already get the Living Wage”, joked firebrand left-winger Corbyn, wearing an Arsenal scarf.

“If everyone thinks we gave everything, then it is wrong”.

“The win at Chelsea was extremely important because we hadn’t won an away game for a long time. Tonight it feels so bad because it was absolutely not necessary”. That’s how we have to play, we made many good things.

“We have to learn that it is we who decide”.

However it was a different story for Pardew: “We came here with ambition”. We lost because we lost concentration from a specific point on. Liverpool came on to us.

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After Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Fernando squandered chances for City, manager Manuel Pellegrini can not wait for striker Sergio Aguero to return from a hamstring injury that has kept him out of the last seven games.

“We are responsible. If you can be better, you have to be better”.

Palace showed their intent to win the game from the start deservedly took the lead in the 21st minute.

Liverpool sits 10th in the Premier League standings, and a trip to league leader Manchester City beckons after the worldwide break.