Klopp unhappy with Liverpool's performance in defeat at Leicester City

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said he was "not fine" with his team's performance in the 2-0 defeat away at Leicester City.

The Reds were beaten at the King Power Stadium by a Jamie Vardy double.

After the match, Klopp was asked by the BBC’sJonathan Pearce about his side’s good work ethic today, but he responded: “It’s rare a journalist says something more positive than the manager.

“I’m not too fine with our game today.

“We could have played much better. We had a few shots where we could pass and a few passes where we could shoot. We created half chances but not real chances.

“Today would have been a good day to show we are ready for this….”

“I need a few more seconds to calm down. I have to watch it again.”

He also said his side also did not make the correct decision at important moments saying: “We had opportunities in the box but we didn’t find the right decision often enough.

“The longer the game was we didn’t get cooler, the decisions didn’t get better. We had the ball in their box and didn’t shoot. One second later Vardy shoots from 35 yards and the ball was in. This says most about the game. I don’t feel too good.”