Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has explained that his side will take things one game at a time as they look to overcome a miserable run of results - the latest being a 2-2 draw against Birmingham City at Anfield.
The Reds are enduring their worst spell in decades, as they have only one victory from nine outings in all competitions. Furthermore, star striker Fernando Torres heads a lengthy injury list that shows no signs of shortening.
"I think that for the last three weeks to a month, it's been the same," Benitez is quoted on FIFA.com as saying.
"We only think about one game at a time so I can't talk about anything else, just three points, so I won't talk about the table or positions.
"We won six games in a row before and when we were under pressure we won against Manchester United, playing really well, and the character has been fantastic but we couldn't achieve the three points against Birmingham."
The Merseysiders take on Manchester City at home after the international break.
The Reds are enduring their worst spell in decades, as they have only one victory from nine outings in all competitions. Furthermore, star striker Fernando Torres heads a lengthy injury list that shows no signs of shortening.
"I think that for the last three weeks to a month, it's been the same," Benitez is quoted on FIFA.com as saying.
"We only think about one game at a time so I can't talk about anything else, just three points, so I won't talk about the table or positions.
"We won six games in a row before and when we were under pressure we won against Manchester United, playing really well, and the character has been fantastic but we couldn't achieve the three points against Birmingham."
The Merseysiders take on Manchester City at home after the international break.
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