Jones: Although I lost the game, there were positive factors. My pass and cut with Wilz and others were pretty good

Hupu October 1st News In the early morning of this year, Liverpool lost to Galatasaray away and suffered two consecutive losses. After the game, Liverpool midfielder Jones was interviewed by the club's TV station, and the English midfielder also talked about related topics and situations.

Regarding the team's two consecutive losses after losing to Galatasaray

"This is the norm in football. I often say that it would be too naive if someone thinks he can win every game. Although this is the ideal, the reality is that we are facing world-class teams. Loss is inevitable, and the important thing is how to rebound. "

"Three days later, we must regroup. The players need to keep it Calm down, victory or defeat is part of competitive sports. It's not that losing doesn't matter, but that you have to face it with a peaceful attitude. The situation will always turn around, and I believe it's true. "

Regarding the game losing to Galatasaray

Jones reflected: "The loss is certainly frustrating, but I think the teammates actually performed well. In fact, we have also had positive elements throughout the game - when the opponent retreated in the second half, it was already a big defense. Difficulty. Plus the opponent's physical strength, and the home fans tsunami all night, which is indeed a tough battle. "

"When the opponent imposed oppression, I, Ryan (Hrafenberg) and Flo (Wilz) showed positive signals through passing and cutting and successful breakthrough. But we should have created more shots and scored more goals. "

About the difference between the club and last season

"I think we have shown dominance in many games this season, but unfortunately, we haven't been in this whole game yet, which is normal, now the outside world won't give you much breathing time, so you have to stay strong psychologically. I'm very confident that we have to keep working and staying united. This year we have a good start in the standings, without panic, but it does need improvement."