Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp has warned that "not all things will work from the start" after he watched over his third straight draw as manager against Southampton in the Premier League.
Klopp had looked on course to claim his first victory in front of the Anfield faithful after Christian Benteke's header, but the Reds were later undone by Sadio Mane's equaliser as Ronald Koeman's men were able to snatch a point.
"We can change a lot of things if it's necessary but not all things will work from the start. If you are on something you are not 100% better the next day," said Klopp after the game, according to BBC Sport.
"It's not what you can change in a short time but what we can change and take into the next game. It's our situation so no problem. We can play Wednesday and that's our next chance."
Liverpool currently hold ninth spot in the league standings after 10 games played.
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Christopher Dodd
Christopher Dodd
