"Intense for the boys – 10 days, four games, last one today," Jurgen Klopp said after Liverpool's 2-2 draw with West Ham.
"First half, dominating, good game. Not the highest intensity, happens quite frequently when you have these intense periods, you need to get the legs going. [We] created, were super-dominant but concede anyway, first goal from a corner. Not great.
"Speak about it at half-time, that the one thing I didn't like is how we dealt with the chances we missed, a bit throwing arms [up] and stuff like this.
"It makes no sense because it cannot constantly feel like we carry with us that we didn't score for a while, or individuals didn't score for a while, or we just try to ignore it for once. Coming out and scoring early [in the second half] helped, obviously.
"Still, really good game, super-controlled, more intense now, caused massive problems and if there had been a deserved winner today it would have been only Liverpool, but football is not like that, not always at least.
"So, we scored for 2-1 and conceded the equaliser and here we are with one point. That's obviously not enough for us but not to change anymore."
In those four games in the last 10 days, Liverpool managed to get just four points, having suffered defeats to Crystal Palace and Everton.
The West Ham game may have been an improvement on those matches, but it was still not good enough to get three points. As a result, Liverpool are drifting ever further from the two-horse title race.
