And with that from a tetchy Jurgen Klopp I bid you farewell.

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More from Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BBC Sport:On Adam Bogdan’s error: “He knows he should fix the first ball, and he knows he fixed the second ball, but the referee didn't see it. Things like this happen. I am not angry with him – I am only angry about our reaction. That is what we have to learn. Immediately."

What has changed since the 6-1 victory over Southampton in the League Cup? “I think a lot of things have happened. It is not too easy to tell all these things in a short time. It is football. We have to play better, to use our skills. Today we had a few players coming back after injuries, things like this happen. We have so many games and we can show our reaction in our next game against Leicester. We have to show we have learned from this game."

An unhappy Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BBC Sport:On Nathan Ake’s opening goal: "If you watch the TV you see he had it under control and both hands were on the ball. But that is not the biggest mistake. It should not be allowed but first of all he should not drop the ball. That is the mistake of the referee but the biggest mistake was our reaction.

"Always in football it is like this, somebody makes a mistake and you get a goal but you have to react better. We didn’t play how we wanted to play. We played how they wanted us to play – in small spaces, we played very complicated, and we always gave them the chance to press. 

"When we played it easy it was better, and we had our moments.The start of the second half was good and with a bit of luck we could have scored two goals. But we didn’t score the goal and it was always possible one of the counters decides the game.

"It was a deserved win for Watford. Not because of our faults, but more our reaction to the our faults."

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Liverpool goalkeeper Adam Bogdan: "It was a wrong time to concede. I dropped the first ball which is a mistake, I hold my hands up, but I felt I recovered the ball and he kicked it out of my hands. But if I catch the first one it's not a goal.

"I had both hands on the ball but we are talking about a split-second. It's not easy for the referee to see. If I catch the first ball there is no second one.

"Something went wrong, I have to think about it again. It was a mistake and I will learn from it. I felt good, it wasn't nerves. I trained hard for this chance and it started as a nightmare. I don't blame the referee or anyone else, I go back to train and work hard."

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All credit to Liverpool keeper Adam Bogdan for facing the TV cameras - he says that the ball was in his hands but it's his mistake for dropping it.

I can't readily remember political scientist Francis Fukuyama's views on football, but could the approach of Watford and Leicester this season be the endpoint of the game's evolution?

Probably not...

Watford

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Watford manager Quique Flores, speaking to BBC Sport:

Can Watford finish in the top four? “[Laughs] I don’t want to talk about that. It is the moment to enjoy after this match, I like the happiness and I want to enjoy, the fans to enjoy. We should be humble. This is our one advantage, because the Premier League is very tough. We have a lot of matches to play. We never underestimate the teams we play. Of course we want to dream but we want to remain humble. We are completely happy with the performance. It was an amazing victory against an amazing team."

On Nathan Ake’s opening goal: “The goalkeeper lost the ball and he tried to take it safe, it bounced on the ground and Ake was very clever. I think it is good and fair and finally the goal for us was completely important because when we are leading we are very safe and have a lot of confidence in what we are doing.”

On Odion Ighalo’s form: “Ighalo is the biggest scorer this season. He is always close to the box, always shooting and creating attempts, he deserves it. But of course it depends on the players, we create like a collective.”

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to Sky Sports: “It was a bad start to the game. Of course the first ball from Adam Bogdan, he should keep and he drops it. Having seen it again usually it is a foul but it is 1-0 and our reaction was really bad. We lost our mind and stopped playing football. The second goal was very easy, we can defend this better. We tried a bit in the first half and changed a bit at half-time. 

"The start to the second half was very good, we could have scored two goals, but we didn’t and then the third goal. Yeah, game over.

“The first one is his [Bogdan's] fault, but then both hands on the ball, that is the goalkeeper safe, he has the ball, I think the referee didn’t see it. It was the wrong decision but we made more wrong decisions.

"Martin Skrtel is injured now, that is a problem I don’t know who will come back in this moment. Nobody had a rest, now we have to look who is available for Boxing Day."

Everyone in Watford colours has laughed off talk of a place in the Champions League - but how high can they finish this year?

Henry Weston: We lose 3-0 and both Ake and Ighalo on the bench in my fantasy football - awful week!

Christopher: Safe to say Klopp's honeymoon period is well and truly over. We've been shockingly poor. Credit to Watford though. I hope they and the other promoted teams stay up - they're showing the stereotypically bigger clubs how it's done.

Other brands of painkillers are available...

Not that any Premier League side ever reached Barcelona levels of possession football, but with the likes of Leicester and Watford stunning the big clubs this season - is their high-tempo counter-attacking style here to stay?

Danny Hacking: All PL clubs play the defensive counter against the top teams and it works great! #bbcfootball, external

Ralph Goga: #bbcfootball, external #2015/16 #premierleague, external proving possession for possession's sake is pointless if you don't do anything with the ball!!

Jerry Elumeze: Teams like Leicester, Watford and Bournemouth have played with joy and freedom that have rejuvenated the league this season #bbcfootball, external

"It was a wrong decision - but we made many more wrong decisions," says Jurgen Klopp when asked about the decision for Adam Bogdan's error.

Spanish La Liga

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It's goal mad in Madrid, that's five goals and two red cards already!

Follow the chaos here.

Liverpool may be a team in transition, but they need to start fulfilling their potential, according to former player Jimmy Case."We know the problems facing Liverpool but there are no excuses - this team is young enough and have enough quality," he says.

"Klopp needs the time to get a couple of new players in and get them gelled a bit more.

"But the way the league has gone I wouldn't be surprised if Liverpool beat Leicester at home now."

Watford have already equalled their entire points tally from their last Premier League season in 2006-07 (28).  

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Watford captain Troy Deeney: "That's four wins in a row which is massive in the Premier League and starts our so-called tough run that everyone is talking about. We show no fear against anyone. Odion Ighalo is on fire.

"I know he is making the runs which makes life easy for me, I just put it in the space and he causes anyone problems.

"If Leicester are still talking about getting to 40 points, so are we. We'll see about this top-four nonsense in March!"

Odion Ighalo: "From the first minute you could see that we were after the first goal. We had no fear. I just make runs in behind and I know that Troy can find me. We have a connection."

After Ighalo hands Deeney his man-of-the-match award, Deeney says: "that's the first pass I've had off you all season!"

It's been a Leicester love-in this season but as BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty says, Watford are providing plenty of warm feelings too.

This is Liverpool's heaviest Premier League defeat to a promoted side since losing 3-0 to Newcastle United in November 1993.  

Ian Kennedy
Reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside Sport

"Jurgen Klopp will come out on to the pitch here but that's another defeat after such a sparkling start to his managerial career at Liverpool.

"It's early days of course but now he's got to deal with the situation of things not going well."

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