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"It feels better than winning 1-0!" — Jurgen Klopp delighted with late Liverpool reaction - Duration: 4:04.
"It feels better than winning 1-0!" — Jurgen Klopp delighted with late Liverpool reaction
Jurgen Klopp couldn't hide his delight at Liverpool claiming a late victory over Burnley and hailed Sadio Mane's contribution to the win.
The Reds boss made seven changes to his starting lineup after beating Leicester just two days ago, and that—along with less-than-ideal conditions—made it a hard-fought 90 minutes at Turf Moor.
It was attritional more than inspirational for much of the game, but a late Ragnar Klavan winner gave Liverpool the 2-1 victory.
Klopp was delighted that his side managed to bounce back and claim the points, having only conceded the equaliser shortly before the 90th minute.
"The boys did brilliant.
It was difficult, windy, rainy, and an ugly-to-play opponent," Klopp told Sky Sports.
"We denied them doing what they usually like to do.
"It took a while until we scored the first one; our second and theirs were quite similar, difficult to defend if you lose the first header.
"A deserved three points and I'm really happy about the attitude we showed today.
Klopp was asked about the difficulty of attaining the win without some of his regular stars in the team, with Philippe Coutinho and Mohamed Salah notable absentees.
The manager noted that it would have been difficult even if they and Roberto Firmino had been playing, but hailed those who came into the lineup to make a positive impact.
"I was really happy with the performance of Adam Lallana after four or five months [out injured], performing like this and being fit until almost the end.
"Dom Solanke, so important to get these minutes; Sadio Mane, thank god—he came in the dressing room and the whole team got up and gave him big hands because we know it's not the easiest time in this moment.
"Scoring that goal it shows real class.
Mane's goal might have been pivotal in terms of breaking the deadlock, but it was Klavan's 93rd-minute winner which sealed the points and sparked scenes of jubilation on the pitch and in the stands.
"To be honest it feels a little bit better than winning 1-0," Klopp admitted.
"It was a nice feeling in that moment; six points in two days, to be honest I never had that before so it feels quite cool.
With positivity and morale high after yet another win and the signing of Virgil van Dijk, Klopp's side are in great shape heading into the new year and with an FA Cup derby clash against Everton next up.
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Burnley 1-2 Liverpool: Player Ratings - Duration: 10:21.
Burnley 1-2 Liverpool: Player Ratings
A late winner sent Liverpool fans into raptures after a hard-earned three points against a tough Burnley side.
Burnley 1-2 Liverpool. Premier League, Turf MoorJanuary 1, 2018. Goals: Johann Berg Gudmundsson 87′; Sadio Mane 61′, Ragnar Klavan 90+3′.
Simon Mignolet – 6.
Generally untroubled but did his goalkeeping duties well enough.
Gives possession away too often with his long kicking.
Made an easy save from Scott Arfield and collected a tame cross in the first half.
Saved well from Steven Defour in the second, getting down low at his near post to stop his compatriot's shot.
Trent Alexander-Arnold – 6.
An early error on the ball let Burnley in.
Was relied upon to provide the width from full back in attack and though he couldn't get much going in the first half, he was better in the second.
It was his cross which led to Mane's goal, and while it can't be described as a pin-point delivery, it was dangerous enough and into the right area.
He then showed more of his attacking prowess with a well hit shot which moved in the air and forced a good save from Nick Pope.
Had another careless moment on the ball in the second period, but it was a decent performance form the teenager.
Dejan Lovren – 7.
A towering header led to the winning goal late in the game, as he and his centre-back partner combined to claim all three points for Liverpool.
Won several aerial duels throughout, but lost a key one against Ashley Barnes which set up a chance for Arfield.
Gave away a couple of fouls as he battled with the Burnley centre-forward.
Good tackle on Arfield in the second half having just given the ball away, and another good challenge on the same player later in the game.
Ragnar Klavan – 7. 5 – Man of the Match.
A dramatic late winner from the Estonian was the icing on a good display.
Managed to get an important touch on a cross late in the second half, diverting the ball wide when it would have been easy to score an own goal.
Made some good passes forward but was caught out by the run and header from Sam Vokes which led to the equaliser.
Made up for it shortly after by making sure Lovren's header found the back of the net rather than being cleared off the line.
Looks like he could play for Burnley, which is a compliment given Sean Dyche's side's defensive record this season, which is the fourth-best in the league.
Joe Gomez – 6.
Asked to do a job at left-back for the first time under Klopp, and was solid enough without providing much of an attacking threat.
Might have been more on his toes for the late equaliser, when Gudmundsson stole in at the far post.
Other than the late lapse it was another good display from a player who looks like he can comfortably play anywhere across the back at the top level.
Emre Can – 7.
Heavily involved in the build up play.
Controlled the game in attack, and intervened well in defence.
Made a total of six tackles throughout the game and was central to everything his side did despite his pass accuracy dropping off in the second period as the home side started to force the issue.
Stormed forward late in the game to win the free kick which resulted in the winning goal.
Georginio Wijnaldum – 5.
Involved nowhere near as much as his midfield partner, with fewer than half as many touches of the ball as the German, and also fewer than Mignolet.
Headed over from Lallana's cross in the second half, and should have done better when played in by Can late in the game.
Sadio Mane – 7.
Did nothing, then did everything.
After an anonymous first half and a fairly wasteful start to the second, he sprang up out of nowhere to give Liverpool the lead.
Having moved from the right into a central position, he took the ball off Oxlade-Chamberlain's feet and blasted into the top corner with his left foot.
It was the something out of nothing Liverpool needed against this stubborn opposition.
Adam Lallana – 6.
Controlled the ball well in the opposition half, but didn't do much with it.
Made a vital tackle on Gudmundsson to stop a dangerous Burnley break.
Had he mistimed it he and his team would have been in trouble.
Not accurate enough with his final pass or shot, even though he looks good on the ball.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain – 7.
Looked like the player most likely to produce chances in attack, but wasn't involved as he might have liked on the left wing, especially in the opening period.
Made a good pass out to Alexander-Arnold in the build-up to the goal, and almost got on the end of the cross, but Mane had other ideas.
Stung Pope's hands with a near post shot late in the game, and provided a good outlet for the defence to clear too.
Dominic Solanke – 6.
Held the ball up well, showing good strength against the Burnley defenders, but wasn't clinical enough when presented with a good chance in the first half.
Needs a goal and didn't seem to have the quality in the box to get it.
Starting XI Average Rating: 6.
Substitutes. Roberto Firmino (on for Mane 72′) – 6 — Worked hard, linked play a few times but not heavily involved in dangerous areas.
Manager. Jurgen Klopp – 7.
The manager changed more than half his team from the Leicester victory just two days ago, in a move which shows trust in his squad.
Either that or he's learned from last season when he failed to rotate his side at this time of the season, and the lack of rotation then was blamed for a poor result against Sunderland, and a subsequent dip in form at the start of 2017.
His side were unable to break down the Burnley defence in the first half, but moving Mane into a central position in the second period worked wonders, and allowed Mane to get in the position to do the damage.
Late changes disrupted the side's defensive organisation, but they needed to be made.
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Mulan in Japanese - Duration: 3:37.
Mulan is a famous Disney movie.
Fa Mulan is the daughter of an old man.
First, Mulan prepares for marriage.
Mulan doesn't like marriage or makeup.
But, her face is pretty.
She meets the matchmaker. It's difficult.
Next, the Huns arrive.
Mulan's father is called to war.
Because he is old, Mulan takes his place.
Because her ancestors are dead, Mushu and Mulan both go to war.
Mushu is a dragon!
Because she is going to war, Mulan disguises herself as a man.
She has to be fast, use a bow, and fight.
She wants to be as fast, mysterious, and strong as the river, wind, fire, and moon.
Li Shang is the captain.
Mulan is not well.
Shang discovers her.
Mulan is a woman and is not allowed to be in the war.
The men ask Mulan if it is alright if they help her.
The Huns are still alive.
The war is won!
The Emperor asks Mulan to please protect China.
Mulan is a good movie. Please watch it!
Thanks!
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January 2018 Update #DHSTV with Hank Jongen Department of Human Services - Duration: 3:16.
This month: myGov Access, Mobile Service Centres and updating your income estimate.
Happy new year, I'm Hank Jongen, here to tell you what's happening with the department in January.
There's a new secure sign in option just released for your myGov account.
It's an app called myGov Access which creates a one-time access code
to use when you sign in to your myGov account.
It means you don't get your one-time code sent as an SMS.
It's the perfect option when you're overseas
or in an area with poor mobile network coverage and you want to use your myGov account.
If you're heading overseas, you need to download and set up myGov Access
on your mobile device before you go.
It's available for free from the App Store or Google Play.
Bringing services to people is really important,
which is why our Mobile Service Centres are so valuable.
These specialised vehicles travel to rural and regional communities
to provide convenient access to Australian Government payments and services.
Staff on board help with a wide range of face to face services
and you'll have access to self service facilities as well.
The schedule of locations is on the website
and Human Services Facebook and Twitter also regularly post location updates.
If you're from a rural or regional area take a look today.
If you get family assistance payments, having an accurate income estimate is important.
You may do some overtime or an extra shift at work from time to time.
It can add up. While the extra money
comes in handy, make sure you update your family income estimate
with any additional amounts. Even if you report income for other payments
such as Newstart Allowance or Parenting Payment,
you'll still need to update your family income estimate as well.
You can update your estimate as often as you like to make sure it is as accurate as possible.
You can update your family income estimate by accessing
your Centrelink online account through myGov.
Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget
to like or follow us on social media and subscribe to our channel to keep up to date
I'll see you next month, goodbye for now.
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The New Google Pixel 2 - Duration: 0:16.
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Without using my hands?
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Can I lick it?
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