Martin Kelly believes Liverpool's hard graft on the training ground will shortly be showing dividends. The 2-0 win in last weekend's Merseyside derby was only the second shut-out of the season - the first also coming against 10 men when the Reds won at Arsenal.
"We've been working hard in training as a defensive unit," he said.
"We've been trying to get the right balance between attacking and defending so that when we lose the ball we're not too open.
"We did that well against Everton. We're all made up with the clean sheet and now we want to keep more of them."
