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sport news Jurgen Klopp moans about conceding three 'unnecessary' goals in 3-2 defeat to ... trends now

'The goals we conceded were all unnecessary': Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp moans about conceding three times but insists 'there is a lot we can take' after Man City edge five-goal thriller to knock Carabao Cup holders out

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes his side conceded three 'unnecessary' goals to Manchester City after his side were knocked out of the Carabao Cup in a thrilling last-16 tie.

Goals from Erling Haaland, Riyad Mahrez and Nathan Ake made sure City edged a five-goal thriller 3-2 - despite Liverpool's Fabio Carvalho and Mohamed Salah giving the Reds hope.

Pep Guardiola's side took the lead three times during the game, first through Erling Haaland - who scored just ten minutes into City's return to action following the World Cup break.

Jurgen Klopp believes his side conceded three 'unnecessary' goals to Manchester City in their 3-2 defeat

Jurgen Klopp believes his side conceded three 'unnecessary' goals to Manchester City in their 3-2 defeat

Klopp admitted that his side were not at their best tonight but believes there is a lot to take from the defeat

Klopp admitted that his side were not at their best tonight but believes there is a lot to take from the defeat

His smartly finished goal was cancelled out by Carvalho's well-taken first-half finish before Salah brought things level once more, just a minute after Mahrez had reinstated City's lead early in the second-half.

Klopp's men, who mustered just two shots on target, also leaked

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