Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp admits he's fed-up with trying to talk positives after defeats.

The Reds have now gone 528 minutes without scoring from open play at home after a 2-0 defeat to Everton on Saturday.

Liverpool had 72% possession, made more than 400 more passes than the Blues and managed 15 attempts at goal, six of which were on target.

But Klopp has suggested all of this counts for nothing unless the Premier League champions rediscover a finishing touch that sees them remarkably still the third-highest goalscorers in the top flight this season.

"We could talk about the football we played, but we lost," said the Reds boss.

"And even I can't hear it any more, talking about the good stuff we do and we have to do. We have to play the football we play.

"We created a lot, an awful lot. In the end, we didn't finish one situation off. We didn't use the opportunities, that's the truth.

"Tough to take, but we have to take it."