Liverpool 2-0 Chelsea: 5 tactics from Jurgen Klopp that won Liverpool the game

#2 Attacking Intent

Liverpool FC v Chelsea FC - Premier League

Liverpool showed tremendous attacking intent and desire right from the word go. Within moments from the start of the game, they had piled men forward and laid siege on the Chelsea back line. The home team were relentless in their attacking endeavors and showed no fear. This attitude and attacking intent allowed them to win the game.

Faced against a Chelsea side who had the personnel to hurt them, Klopp refused to change his attacking tactics. Even though Sarri set Chelsea up to play counter-attacking football, Klopp had the courage to take the risk and go for the kill. The Liverpool players showed a lot of desire and passion on the field. It was as if they wanted to win with all their heart and were willing to sacrifice their all for it. This desire ultimately led them to all three points.

The team was full of running and possessed a never say die attitude. Klopp' side never stopped trying and in the end, by giving their all, they won the game.

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