/Premier League – Dejan Lovren claims Liverpool are smarter after the experience of previous title fights
Premier League - Dejan Lovren claims Liverpool are smarter after the experience of previous title fights

Premier League – Dejan Lovren claims Liverpool are smarter after the experience of previous title fights

Dejan Lovren says that Liverpool is learning lessons from previous fights where they have gone close to winning the game, but claims the club must take it one game at a time. Football fans can book Premier League Tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.

The Reds sit six points clear at the top of the table after a 2-1 comeback win over Tottenham Hotspur match, confirming their unbeaten start to the game continued despite Branches taking the lead after less than a minute.

A World Cup finalist in 2018, the Croatian has played in three of Liverpool’s last four matches, having previously been on the sidelines behind Joel Matip, who is now injured.

Last season, Liverpool lost the title by just one point to Man City, while captain Jordan Henderson was also part of the squad which finished second the game to City in 2014. Lovren admits that experiences from prior challenges have had an optimistic impact on the squad as they bid to end the Reds’ long wait for a league title.

We know what we need to do, but, as I said, let’s not talk six or seven months honest. Against the Spurs, Liverpool had to come from behind after an early Heung-min Son strike, which bounced off Lovren and onto the turning, was controlled home by Harry Kane for a first-minute opener.

Henderson matched in the second half before Mohamed Salah scored the match-winning penalty, with the Reds backed by a wild Anfield crowd. Lovren acclaimed both his skipper and the fans, and well-known the attitude of the team was serious in winning the points, as will be the case going forward into a busy run of games.

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring
Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring

We knew it would be a hard game, even though they didn’t have brilliant results in the last pair of games. We knew it would be threatening and inappropriately, they scored in the first minute, but we kept our spirit, played our game and we had many probabilities.

Overall, we’re pretty happy. Let’s just now improving well, sleep well and eat well because we have a game every three days. Liverpool faces Arsenal in the League match on Wednesday, before further games against Aston Villa, Man City and Genk in the space of 8 days.

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