On Saturday, Liverpool overcame a goal deficit for the third time in their past four games, and Andy Robertson credited a strategy tweak.
The Reds have trailed 1-0 this season against Bournemouth, Newcastle, and now Wolves before coming back to win all three games.
For Jurgen Klopp, it will be a concerning trend, but his team’s resilience and spirit in the face of adversity remain a strength.
When asked what was said between the players and the coaches at halftime, he joked, “I can tell you some of it probably, but not all of it!”
“Look, it’s clear we weren’t competitive in the first half.
You can make excuses about young men traveling the world and other things, but in the end, you have to be prepared to participate in the game.
“I estimate that it took us 45 minutes to enter it. Wolves were the superior team; they produced the best opportunities and put us under pressure, which caused us to commit too many errors.
However, in the second half, we adjusted our structure slightly and switched to a sort of 4-4-2, and I believe that was a success.
“We started pushing people higher up the pitch, and I think we dominated the second half, probably got what we deserved out of the second-half performance.”
