Jurgen Klopp insist Liverpool are now stable enough to move up the Premier League table.

The Reds have managed to turn things around after poor defensive displays hampered their start to the season. In their last four fixtures, the Reds have conceded just one goal while scoring ten at the other end.

Speaking ahead of Tuesday night's Champions League clash with Sevilla, Klopp said: "To improve in the table, you need to get points and to get points you need to play stable football and that's what we were lacking.

"Now it looks much more stable and that was really important for us.

"We cannot rely on the fact we will always score, but we will always produce and create moments – we can rely on that because it will always happen, but for that we don't have to chase a game. We can stay cool enough to do the right things, then we can decide it."