Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has insisted that he is 'responsible' for Alberto Moreno's poor performance against Sevilla in the Champions League.
On Tuesday night, Liverpool let slip a three-goal lead before drawing 3-3 with the La Liga outfit, and Moreno's below-par display - against his former club - has hit the headlines.
However, Klopp - who had praised Moreno's professionalism before the match in Spain - has refused to blame the left-back for his contribution in Seville.
The 50-year-old told reporters: "Yes, I know in this game it was obviously [not his best] and that's then really my responsibility. I could have done different things and obviously it was difficult in Seville with all the circumstances. Everyone was talking to him like talking to him like a family member.
"[If you lose] one, two or three per cent of concentration and come a little bit too late and that's how it started. My response would have been to think about the line-up or change or change earlier or whatever. It's not the player to blame, I am 100% responsible for that."
Moreno has made 15 starts for Liverpool in all competitions this season having spent much of the 2016-17 campaign on the bench.
