Andy Robertson fires warning to Liverpool teammates ahead of Wolves game
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Robertson feels there several lessons to take from that chastening loss(Image: 2026 Allstar)Andy Robertson has warned his Liverpool team-mates that the Reds must improve dramatically if they are to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers on Friday.Liverpool lost 2-1 to Wolves when the sides met at Molinuex on Tuesday, with Andre’s injury-time strike proving decisive. And despite Wolves’ lowly position in the table, Robertson has warned the Reds must vastly improve when they face Wolves for a second time.READ MORE: How to watch Wolves vs Liverpool in US and UK - TV channel, live stream, FA Cup team newsREAD MORE: Liverpool could be without 5 players for Wolves game after Florian Wirtz news“The performance level wasn’t good enough on Tuesday night; there’s no coming away from that,” the left-back told BBC Sport ahead of the FA Cup tie.“You don’t win many games of football playing the way we did.
Then the game, in the last 10 minutes, kind of turned into a basketball match.”Tuesday's game at Molineux was chastening defeat for Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)Wolves has taken points off three top-six sides in recent weeks and, having endured a nightmare start to the season that will almost certainly consign the team to relegation, results have improved markedly under Rob Edwards.Wolves has won five matches since the turn of the year, and there’s a renewed sense of belief around Molinex. Therefore, Friday’s game should not be taken lightly, claimed Liverpool’s vice-captain.“We know, especially under this new manager, Wolves are competitive.
It’s not Wolves that are 20th in the league,” said Robertson.“They took three points off us, took three points off [Aston] Villa. They’re a team that are really difficult to beat at the minute.READ MORE: Liverpool predicted XI vs Wolves as Arne Slot set to make Rio Ngumoha and Mohamed Salah decisionsREAD MORE: Arne Slot makes Liverpool transfer point amid poor Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo form“We need to put our full focus into that game and try and get through that, and then think about who we could get in the quarter-finals, to see if we can book a place into Wembley.“But we know it’s a tough place to be, it always has been.