By mistake, Klopp reveals who has been to blame for Liverpool's crisis ahead of Everton clash

A new edition of the Merseyside Derby will be played on Monday and Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp spoke at a press conference. The German admitted: "I'm looking forward to the derby, a good atmosphere and a good game of football. Meanwhile, he also commented on the intensity he expects: "It's always important, an important part of the game, and we never come to a derby and say: 'I have nothing to say, it's a derby, we're going to win'.

"There's always information we have to give and we'll give it this time. We know it's a tough game, Sean Dyche is there now and obviously he had a huge impact straight away, it was obvious. We have to prepare for it, that's what we have done and that's what we will do in the next few days," he stressed.

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Meanwhile, he addressed whether the team misses Jordan Henderson, who was dropped from the starting line-up: "Hendo is not our problem, he never was and never will be. When he's ready, when he's fit and whatnot, he played probably 98 percent of the games we had. Now he didn't start two or three games, he came in, all that kind of stuff."

<strong>Henderson is not in good form</strong>

"He played all those games because he's a very important player for us. That's the only reason, there's no other reason. When he doesn't play, we miss him, that's the way it is. Yes, he is very important. The key is, like everybody else, how Virgil van Dijk is. When he's at his best, we miss him. But he didn't even play every game well," he said.