Jurgen Klopp has apologised to Liverpool supporters after his side put in another disappointing performance in their 2-0 defeat to Everton on Wednesday night.

Goals in each half from Jarrad Branthwaite and Dominic Calvert-Lewin consigned Liverpool to a Merseyside derby defeat that is likely to be a devastating blow to their Premier League title chances.

Speaking after the game, a frustrated Klopp admitted the Reds were simply not good enough against the Blues, and with a trip to West Ham United next up on Saturday lunchtime, conceded they would struggle again if they did not improve immediately.

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“No good thoughts at all.

“To sum up, it was not good enough.

“That obviously, going like that into half-time, each situation we missed gave Everton momentum even more.

“I really feel for the people, I am really sorry for that.

“I really apologise for that.

“And probably West Ham is waiting and rubbing their hands and hoping that we come there on one leg.
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