Dominik Szoboszlai reveals Liverpool meetings over form and sends strong vow

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Liverpool Echo IconSportFootballLiverpool FCDominik Szoboszlai was speaking ahead of the Champions League clash at Eintracht Frankfurt, where Liverpool will look to avoid an unwanted slice of club historyDominik Szoboszlai has revealed the Liverpool squad have held a number of meetings aimed at helping kickstart their season as they look to avoid a 73-year low in Germany. The Reds go into Wednesday evening’s Champions League clash at Eintracht Frankfurt on the back of four successive defeats following Sunday's dismal 2-1 Premier League reverse at home to bitter North West rivals Manchester United.Not since September 1953 have Liverpool lost five games in a row, a season in which they were ultimately relegated from the top flight.With Ryan Gravenberch absent with an ankle injury suffered in the loss to United, the versatile Szoboszlai is favourite to fill the gap one of the two defensive midfield roles.READ MORE: Arne Slot gives Ryan Gravenberch injury update after Liverpool midfielder ruled outREAD MORE: Liverpool set to avoid UEFA fine after Eintracht Frankfurt plans thrown into disarrayAnd the Hungary international said: “It never happened in my career but in a lot of guys' career they lost four in a row.

We have to stick together, that's important."We had a lot of meetings, we spoke with each other and the most important thing is we stay together - it is the most important thing when it is a hard time."We are ready to show a reaction and that's what we're going to do.“This will turn. If you work hard and keep going the luck will go on your side."Hitting the post three times (Cody Gakpo did that against United), we created chances and did not let chances for the team we played against.

Sometimes it happens."Szoboszlai added: “From two games we won only one and lost another one so we have to take the three points for sure."But most important we have to show the character we have, what Liverpool can do and what we are able to do."We showed it last season becoming champions and now everyone is ready for us but that's a good thing, you have to take it as a positive and be ready for them.“For me this Champions League campaign is something special as the final is in Budapest."But it is a long journey so we have a lot things to do, to learn and change and just focus on ourselves.”Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs Liverpool on TNT SportsThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreLiverpool continue their UEFA Champions League campaign as they face Eintracht Frankfurt on October 22.