Robertson Liverpool was relieved not be stunned after lagging behind Newcastle

Andrew Robertson acknowledged that Liverpool were relieved not to be stunned after being left by Newcastle and able to provide a positive response.

Liverpool will host Newcastle on the fifth day of the Premier League match at Anfield on Saturday (09/14/2019). The Reds cannot underestimate their opponents because they were previously able to steal a 0-1 win at home against Tottenham.

At that time, Tottenham controlled the match. But they won with just one goal from Joelinton in the 27th minute.

The same situation almost happened at Anfield. Steve Bruce's team was the first to score with Jetro Williams in the seventh minute.

Whereas before they were pressed first by Liverpool from the start. But finally, the Reds were able to rise and win 3-1.



Robertson relief

Robertson already understands Newcastle's tactics. Because he had played under the tutelage of Steve Bruce when he was still in Hull City.

The Scottish defender also claimed to be relieved that Liverpool were able to equalize the score in the 28th minute thanks to a Sadio Mane goal. The goal itself came from Robertson's help.

"Here we don't miss too often, so that's a good reaction, because sometimes, when it doesn't happen often, people can be a little surprised - players and fans," he said. on the official Liverpool website.

"Everyone reacted very well and fortunately we returned to level because the longer the game, Steve Bruce's game plan is more effective and I know how good they are. Fortunately, we are quite fast in terms of equalization," said Robertson.



recovery

After that, Liverpool will spend a busy time. Because they will start fighting in the Champions League. They will also play in the League Cup.

Robertson hopes Liverpool will continue to win in this busy period. But in order to continue to get maximum results, the Reds must be able to properly submit to the process of recovery or physical recovery.

"August was relaxed as usual, but September continued on a busy schedule, the Champions League started on Tuesday and we flew on Monday," he said.

"So it's all about recovery, we have to recover and we have to be ready to go on Tuesday, September is a busy time - we have to go through and get the results we need," Robertson said. .

In midweek, Liverpool will play Napoli in the Champions League in Italy. After that, Andrew Robertson et al will play against Chelsea in the Premier League before fighting against MK Dons in the League Cup.

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