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Leeds boss Daniel Farke 'annoyed' after noticing something against Liverpool

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Andoni Iraola's Liverpool conceded four second-half goals to suffer a humbling 4-2 loss to fellow Premier League side Leeds at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, on SundayLeeds boss Daniel Farke expected to receive a trophy on Sunday(Image: Leeds United)Leeds boss Daniel Farke was left disappointed after not receiving a trophy for his team's stunning comeback win against Liverpool.The Reds ended their tour of the United States with a disappointing defeat at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois, on Sunday. The Leeds boss was under the presumption that his team would receive a trophy for being the dominant British team during the Stateside trip."First of all, I have to say, I'm a bit annoyed, because they told me we play a tournament with four teams," said Farke in his post-match analysis."Anyhow, we won this tournament and, actually, I want the trophy, because — especially in the U.S. — you normally get the trophy for everything, but no trophy is around.



So, for that, I'm a bit annoyed!"Liverpool suffered a defeat to Leeds on Sunday(Image: Getty Images)Yet Farke then added: "But all jokes aside, I couldn't be a better ending of this tour. And then to have, on the last day, a game against Liverpool."Bit difficult first half — was a bit unlucky to be 2-0 down.

I think we fully deserve to win this game, especially brilliant second half."So all credit goes to them, and we take lots of positives — not just this game, but lots of positives out of this tour, and we'll head back to the U.K. He said: "I think we learn a lot of things."Obviously, it's not the result you want, but I think probably the most useful friendly we played – in a positive way in the first half and in a negative way in the second half."I think we've learned a lot from today, and I think we can take good conclusions and solve some things."The Reds will now head back to Merseyside for their final preseason friendlies against Monaco and Como.