That says a lot about the confidence of the Brighton manager and players after the 2-0 loss to Liverpool at Anfield. Because after the game, there is not a Fabian Hürzeler who realizes that Liverpool is a giant and a 2-0 loss at Anfield is not a big defeat. The German goes on the offensive and dismisses Liverpool player to colleague Andoni Iraola.
Brighton came to Liverpool with 5 wins in 7 Premier League games, unbeaten in the last eight games the club has played. Brighton went hard from the start, had the ball for 64 percent of the game and more shots than Reds. Nevertheless, Liverpool ran away with the victory.
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The Brighton coach didn’t have much to say about the way Liverpool won.
“I think everyone in the stadium saw that there was only one team that really tried to create and tried to win the game, so I have to praise my players,” Hürzeler said after the game.
Only one played attacking football at Anfield, and it wasn’t the home side.
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