Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp hails Anfield comeback but questions why his side didn't beat Arsenal

<p>Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus put the Gunners into a comfortable lead inside the opening half-hour, but Mohamed Salah's goal brought Liverpool back into it and after the Egypt international missed an early second-half penalty, Roberto Firmino grabbed a late equaliser.&nbsp;</p>

After a defeat at Manchester City and disappointing draw at Chelsea, the week ended on a positive for Liverpool.

Boss Klopp said: "It was a great reaction from our team.

"The first goal was kind of unlucky. Robbo (Andy Robertson) slips, they go inside and I think it was Martinelli and that is the 1-0 and the 2-0 happened in a situation which we shouldn't have too often, that the ball arrives and we don't have a challenge.

"We had chances before we scored, good moments, didn't use them but then the goal was the most helpful thing, before half-time it was 2-1 and everyone thought we could turn the game around.

"The question I had after the game was how did we not win the game? We didn't fall apart and it could have happened. One-nil, 2-0 and the next chance is 3-0 and it didn't happen.

"We looked better, more ready to fight back and second half we deserved at least a point."

Liverpool are eighth in the Premier League table and find themselves 12 points adrift of the top four with just nine games remaining.

<p>The Reds now set their sights on successive games against relegation contenders - first a trip to Leeds before a home clash with Nottingham Forest a week later.</p>

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