Elliott talks about losing to Brighton: Failure to maintain the intensity of the confrontation, let the victory slip away before the end of the game

In May 20th, in the 37th round of the Premier League, Liverpool lost to Brighton 2-3 away. After the game, Elliott, who scored the first record for the team, was interviewed by Sky Sports.

■About this game

Eliott said: "This is a game where both sides control the rhythm alternately. We have controlled the situation, and they have. This is what happens when playing against a team with extremely high tactical literacy like Brighton."

"They created a lot of threats for us, especially in the final stage. We failed to maintain the intensity of the confrontation, and the conceding before the final game allowed the victory to slip through our fingers."

Talking about maintaining the momentum at the end of the season Head difficulties

"It's very difficult because you have to restrain the impetuousness brought by celebration and joy. We put all our strength into the whole season, and now we just need to focus on playing every game. A player like me who has limited playing time just needs to go all out and enjoy the game."

" But at the end of the day, we still yearn for victory. This is not a formal game, we have to make three points, we have to continue winning streaks. What we need to do now is to draw positive factors and inject it into the final decisive battle on Sunday."