Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is confident his side will begin to produce plenty of goals as they continue to create chances.
The Reds are undefeated in their past six Premier League outings but have only scored eight goals during that time and Dalglish feels that a big score is just around the corner with the amount of scoring opportunities his players are making for each other.
"It's difficult when the ball is not going in the back of the net for you, but they're certainly making enough chances to do that," he said.
"There is a difference between confidence and arrogance, but I think the players should have belief in themselves.
"Eventually they'll do it and somebody is going to get battered one day - the sooner the better for us. But even after they turn their chances into goals, it still doesn't mean the season is finished - we've just got to keep going.
"Just right at this moment in time, if they had converted a slightly higher percentage of their chances they'd be flying higher up the league."
