Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool have struggled with consistent in recent times.

The Reds lost 3-1 at Leicester City on Monday night which was their fifth defeat in their past seven outings in all competitions.

The German said any fresh doubt placed on the team is only down to themselves.

"Consistency is to do what you have to do always," he said.

"We've brought ourselves into a situation where everyone can doubt our attitude. That's really our fault, our mistake and nobody else's.

"I cannot change the result now but the only thing we can do again is to work on it because you have no other solution. You have to work on it and show again, show again and show again.

"The most important thing is that everybody who is with us, likes us and wants us winning needs to see – and has a right to see – that we only play football for one reason and that's for winning.

Even I couldn't see this tonight and I knew we were here because we wanted to win. So, that's a problem. There's not a lot more to say, but a lot to work on."