"We started off really well and got a big chance from a set-piece which was close to making it 2-0. Unfortunately, like last week [against Manchester United], we conceded a set piece. It was such a sloppy goal. The second half I saw a completely different intensity. We went close a few times. Like so many times this season, we hit the post and bar. We were not able to control their players. They played with a lot of midfielders today."
"That's probably got something to do with us not winning. It completely makes sense people are disappointed if Liverpool don't win."
"To be honest, we need them [the fans] behind us. OK we didn't win, but I don't really think we deserved this [reaction]. The fans have to be behind us for the full 90 minutes because when they were behind us in the second half, we were pressi"
Liverpool drew 1-1 with Chelsea at Anfield after being held to a result that left Champions League qualification uncertain. Ryan Gravenberch scored early to give Liverpool a sixth-minute lead, but Enzo Fernandez’s free-kick in the 35th minute was allowed to creep into the bottom-left corner for Chelsea’s equaliser. Chelsea had a goal ruled out for offside, while Liverpool also had chances denied by offside and further frustration from shots hitting the woodwork, including efforts by Curtis Jones, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Virgil van Dijk. Liverpool failed to find a winner despite improved second-half intensity. Fans booed after full time, and Slot said the reaction was understandable because Liverpool did not win, while Gravenberch said the team needed support for the full 90 minutes.
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