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LIVERPOOL – The bitter pill must be swallowed Leicester city when they visit Anfield Stadium on Monday morning (11/23/2020) WIB. Instead of winning, Brendan Rodgers’ fleet came home empty-handed. According to the coach, the defeat occurred because his men were too passive.
The game between Liverpool vs Leicester City is widely considered exciting. In fact, the game that took place at Anfield Stadium seemed lopsided. Red is too dominant Foxes from all sides, both the statistics and the final score.
Throughout the game’s 90 minutes, Liverpool dominated possession by 57%. They fired a total of 24 shots, 13 of them on target. These records are sufficient to show the domain of the hosts in that match.
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The loss upset Brendan Rodgers. According to him, Jamie Vardy and his friends were too passive in the first half and had to concede two goals. Also, the counterattack tactics that were launched did not work very well.
“We played too passively in the first half. We chose to keep the defensive area, but we did not make enough contact with the opponent, and we gave free goals,” said Brendan Rodgers, quoted from the press. BBC, Monday (11/23/2020).
“We had good opportunities to counter through Harvey Barnes, but in general, when you play passively like this, your football is not the same. We are less aggressive,” added the Northern Ireland man.
