LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Liverpool boss Juergen Klopp heads into his 1000th game as a coach against Chelsea on Saturday, insisting there is a way out of his side's recent troubles but they will need to defend better.
Liverpool were expected to be champions Manchester City's main title rivals again this season, but the Reds have endured a miserable term thus far.
Klopp also took time to reflect on his coaching career, which has spanned 23 seasons at three clubs in two countries. He has won three league titles and a Champions League trophy on the way.
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