Liverpool continued to break new ground as they set a Premier League record with...
LONDON - Liverpool continued to break new ground as they set a Premier League record with a 1-0 win at Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, but for Juergen Klopp it was just another three points en route to the title.
They were not even at their best but Liverpool, who have kept six successive clean sheets, have simply forgotten how to lose as they romp towards a first English title since 1989-90. Yet Klopp was subdued after Saturday’s win — disappointed his side had not dispatched Jose Mourinho’s faltering Tottenham Hotspur side with ease after a dominant first half.
His side played admirably in the second half to push Liverpool back and might have snatched a draw had substitute Giovani Lo Celso not wasted a glorious late chance. The way Tottenham came back in the second half after having only 26% possession in the opening period was also impressive, although his post-match comments may rankle with former boss Pochettino, who instilled a Klopp-like pressing game at Spurs.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
A Google senior director explains why she won't hire 'rock stars' - Business InsiderA Google senior director who runs a team of 150 people says she doesn't hire people who act like 'rock stars' but can't back it up. Here are 3 qualities she looks for instead
Read more »
CES 2020 coolest TV concepts: Sony, LG, Samsung, and more - Business InsiderThese were some of the most extravagant TV concepts at CES, from a screen that unfurls from your ceiling to a rotating model inspired by smartphones
Read more »
Facebook doubles down on political ads policy, still won't ban micro-targetingPolitical ads that target specific groups of people was one of the main factors that critics say allowed disinformation to spread on the platform, especially during the 2016 election.
Read more »
UK economy, not Brexit, will drive the pound in 2020, analysts sayThe pound will react more to U.K. economic indicators than Brexit in the first half of 2020, according to currency strategists.
Read more »
Ukraine says airliner may have been downed by missile but not confirmed yetUkraine says airliner may have been downed by missile but it has not been confirmed
Read more »
China will not cut new energy vehicle subsidies in July, minister saysChina will not cut subsidies for new energy vehicles (NEV) again in July, Miao W...
Read more »