Leicester City vs Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp says Second half poor performance is to help the Reds get prepared.

Liverpool may have won Leicester City over the weekend and still maintain the top spot on the EPL table but it is no hidden fact that the Reds didn’t give their best in the game.

Although, Liverpool won their two goals in first half of the match at the King Power Stadium through the duo of Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino but their performance in the second half was not all that good.

Immediately, Leicester City player scored a goal for the Foxes courtesy of Alisson Becker mistake, the Reds lost focus as a winning team.

However, Liverpool coach, Jurgen Klopp in a latest statement disclosed that the poor performance in the second half is a blessing in disguise for the Reds.

Klopp went on to say that if a club is flying high with no challenges, the club will not get prepared for difficult moments.

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This perhaps is a chance for Liverpool to improve better and work harder as Leicester City was the first real test they managed to pass.

They will be taking on Tottenham Hotspur (a team that defeated Manchester United) next at Wembley Stadium and it wouldn’t be an easy match.