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Since the return of club football after the March international break, Liverpool have taken 108 shots in four games, scoring just seven goals in that time, which is a figure that is bolstered by the fact that three of those came against a Sheffield United side who have shipped 81 in their other 31 fixtures.



The games with Brighton, Sheffield United, Manchester United and Palace has seen that figure rise to 51 minutes.

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"When you look at Manchester City they are a bit more controlled and Liverpool are a bit more chaotic.," he said.

(Luis Diaz one-on-one miss against Manchester City) where it is all so frantic, it's never really controlled and slow.

"And how often do you find that when Liverpool find themselves with four or five players converging on two players.

I think if Manchester City are in this type of position (four versus two against Manchester United) they are just a bit more composed.

They just take that extra pass, there's an extra bit of quality about it [if it's Man City]."

Carragher continued: "I think when you back to Liverpool's attacking players, you think of Nunez, Diaz, Salah, even Jota to a certain extent, everything is fast, everything is dynamic.
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