Liverpool Struggles Continue: Klopp Calls for More Aggression

Facing player selection dilemmas and defensive issues, Liverpool's manager urges team to learn from recent setbacks ahead of Brentford clash

Liverpool's manager, Jürgen Klopp, has called for more aggression from his team following consecutive poor performances against Luton Town and Toulouse. He emphasized the need for better defense and more intensity in their play.
Klopp has expressed concern over the team's away form this season, with Liverpool winning only two of their six Premier League matches on the road. He believes the recent setbacks should serve as a learning curve for the team.
Liverpool is facing a selection dilemma ahead of their clash with Brentford due to a shortage of midfielders. Alexis Mac Allister is suspended, while Curtis Jones and Ryan Gravenberch are injured. Trent Alexander-Arnold could potentially fill a midfield role.
The team's left-back situation is also a concern, with Andrew Robertson's absence due to a shoulder injury leaving a significant gap. His replacement, Kostas Tsimikas, has been unconvincing, particularly in the recent match against Toulouse.
Despite the recent struggles, Liverpool remains in a strong position overall, being only three points off the top of the league, in control of their Europa League destiny, and in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup.