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Klopp's team lose third Premier League away game in row · Two early goals set Wolves on road to win at Molineux · Dawson and Neves score after Matip own goal ...

We need a lot of points more to achieve our aim. "The team is not full of confidence, you can see that. We have to continue working hard. That's really hard to take, I have to say." We caused the misery with the first 12 minutes... a downcast Klopp told reporters after the game.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said he has no explanation for his side's 3-0 loss at Wolves on Saturday, adding he was "angry" and "disappointed."

We have to take that for the next game and using the chances we have and stop conceding the silly goals." "First 15 minutes we started the game not in a good way and we got punished for that. Conceding two goals, we are not in a good situation. It is one explanation in general yes, but not for the first 15 minutes here today. What we make of it in this moment is absolutely not OK." [Everton](http://www.espn.com/club/_/id/368/everton) won today and they are in a good moment so we have to prove a point again. I stand here again and for the first 15 minutes I have no explanation, I'm sorry. For the moment, I'm so disappointed and angry about the first 15 minutes, I can't find the words for it. It could have been 2-1 and that would have changed everything I'm sure. "But it happened and we were 2-0 down because of our own fault. "That's the thing. We were passive in that period.

The Reds will hope to jumpstart their difficult season with a win away to a Wolverhampton side struggling for consistency.

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Liverpool were torn apart by Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday afternoon as they slumped to 10th in the Premier League with a 3-0 loss.

Wolves scored two early goals in a 3-0 thrashing of Liverpool at Molineux to pick up three points in their fight against relegation.

The loose ball was smashed in by Dawson; it was emphatic from Wolves and shambolic from Liverpool. The £3.3m Wolves paid West Ham for Dawson was a fraction of their £75m winter outlay but already looks sound business. The consequences were comical, Joe Gomez’s flick taking out Alisson and allowing a header for Max Kilman, whose effort was blocked by Cody Gakpo. Pablo Sarabia, making his first start since signing from Paris Saint-Germain, was the architect with a clipped pass down the inside-right channel for Hwang Hee-chan. You can criticise us, judge us as much as you like, those 12 minutes were the worst in a while.” The die was cast when Craig Dawson, making his debut, doubled the home side’s lead well before a quarter of an hour had been played.

Watch the match highlights as Wolves beat Liverpool 3-0 in the Premier League on Saturday.

Liverpool did threaten a second-half revival, but they missed big chances through Darwin Nunez, Naby Keita and Mohamed Salah before being punished on the ...

The Liverpool manager looked traumatised at times here, unable to comprehend what was going on in front of his eyes. Too often, he failed to hold the ball up and allow his side to get up the pitch, and when he did receive possession with space to run into, his decision-making was suspect to say the least. For half an hour here, Liverpool were as bad as they have been all season, including the defeat at Brighton which Klopp labelled as his worst in management. Matip scored the first of those goals, inexplicably failing to react to a ball played into the penalty area and then deflecting Hwang Hee-Chan’s cut back in off the far post. The aim, one presumes, was for Matip to ping a diagonal deep into enemy territory, allowing his team-mates to fight for the first and second ball. At kick off here, Naby Keita rolled the ball back to Matip, and the rest of the Liverpool team pushed up, en masse, into the Wolves half.

A wretched 3-0 defeat at Wolves on Saturday left them 10th in the Premier League and 11 points adrift of the top four. Jurgen Klopp refused to defend his ...