Jurgen Klopp was asked how the team are dealing with the disappointing results over the last few games and how they would approach the Fulham crash ahead of Sunday.
"Unfortunately, all of us had enough opportunities to learn that over the years," said Klopp. "There's no season I can remember where there were no moments where you thought, 'We should have won that, we should have done that', these kind of things.
"It's part of our life constantly. You have to deal with it. It's never about how many punches you get, it's always how you deal with them, the few you allow them, and that's how we have to deal with the situation – how we always did. So that's now not the big problem. It's just the problem is that they are the teams we play against.
"We will find a way to be positive, to see the chance in front of us and all these kind of things. But then you have to play an opponent who has their own targets, maybe longer time for recovery, all these kind of things, different situations in general.
"That's the challenge in football because we never play just for ourselves, we always have an opponent. We have to make sure we become that opponent for each team again [that] they don't want to play against. We made it a bit too easy for three teams in a row and we should change that."
