Low blow to FSG, Klopp's drastic decision after Brighton defeat

The game got off to a positive start for Brighton and Hove Albion, who got off to a flying start at The Amex with a Solly March goal, ending the first half 1-0 up. The second half of the clash started favourably for the home side, who made further ground with another goal from Solly March, who grabbed a brace after 53 minutes. 

Once again the Brightonian eleven scored, and then Danny Welbeck's goal in the 81st minute put the game away with a 3-0 scoreline. The Reds boss brought on Naby Keita, Harvey Elliott, Joe Gomez and Ben Doak to replace Fabinho, Jordan Henderson, Joel Matip and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

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While Brighton replaced Danny Welbeck, Joel Veltman, Jeremy Sarmiento, Tariq Lamptey and Adam Webster with Evan Ferguson, Adam Lallana, Alexis MacAllister, Kaoru Mitoma and Lewis Dunk.The match referee showed four yellow cards. Of the two teams, Lewis Dunk for the home side and Joel Matip, Jordan Henderson and Trent Alexander-Arnold for the visitors were shown yellow cards.

Klopp decides to accept responsibility

After the game, German coach Jurgen Klopp decided to accept responsibility for what happened, showing humility by taking a cheap shot at FSG who have not invested in reinforcements: "I can't remember a worse game, I mean all, not only Liverpool. And that's my responsibility."