Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

I think the two lads ahead of Jordan Henderson in midfielder need to get deeper, he's a bit isolated in there. Liverpool have a great bench and Jurgen can tweak it.

Liverpool last played in a Club World Cup final after their Champions League success in Istanbul in 2005.

How many players can you name that started that day and came off the bench?

Have a go.

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Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League table, reigning European champions and bidding to win the Fifa Club World Cup in Qatar.

The German spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live's At Home With Colin Murray podcast recently.

Head over here to read his best five answers.

Earlier, Monterrey clinched third place in the Club World Cup with a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over Al Hilal.

Here's how they did it...

Ar vind: Flamengo getting away with a lot of tactical fouls

Mike Fisher: Flamengo stalling the game any time Liverpool start to build momentum. Quick to go to ground wherever possible.

Anon: Liverpool look short of ideas tonight with a lack of attacking verve. Playing at a slow pace doesn't suit their game. Greater intensity needed if they are to have any chance.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC One

Flamengo manager Jorge Jesus deserves credit for the changes he has made tactically.

He has stopped the full-backs getting out and stopped the Liverpool midfield pressing as high.

Liverpool started sharply, faded and Flamengo grew without creating a golden chance. That's it in a nutshell.

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Sadio Mane and Rafinha have a tangle as Liverpool look to counter quickly. Mane, rather harshly, sees the yellow card brandished in his direction and lets both his opponent and the referee know exactly what he thinks.

Flamengo go over the top for Gabriel Barbosa to hare after... Alisson is alert and races out of his box to sidefoot away. Sweeper keeping at its finest.

Liverpool have battled their way back into this match now. Pretty even half.

The ball is floated in towards Virgil van Dijk but the whistle goes - rather harshly - against Liverpool for some argy-bargy in the box.

Flamengo right-back Rafinha is wearing a rugby-style head-guard and while he can't tackle Sadio Mane as the Liverpool player skips past him easily, Willian Areo can stop him with a challenge which wouldn't look out of place at Twickers.

Is that the spark that Liverpool need to get them back into this game? Jeers from the Brazilian fans as the Reds enjoy their first proper spell of possession for a little while, those turning to cheers when Naby Keita runs straight into Felipe Luis on the edge of the box. No foul.

Mohamed Salah races forward with numbers piling up in support. Only two Flamengo shirts are back, with five red ones helping Salah. But the Egyptian goes long with a first-time ball... and finds Filipe Luis. Jurgen Klopp goes apoplectic.

Another raid down the right sees Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain concede a corner. Flamengo go short, lose possession and then Liverpool break...

Flamengo have hogged the ball for the past 10 minutes or so. Liverpool have done well to limit them though, Alisson not forced into a meaningful save.

A Picasso painting of a build-up, a dog's dinner of a finish.

Flamengo open up Liverpool with neat, sharp flicks in a congested box, Gabriel Barbosa running round the outside of Jordan Henderson into space.

Then a scuff of a shot ruins everything for the Brazilian side.

Jurgen Klopp, hands deep in pockets and head bowed, is a frustrated figure.

Bloomin' heck. Virgil van Dijk shanks a pass out of play. Remember the time and date.

As sharp as his highlighted blond mohawk is Bruno Henrique. Liverpool invite more pressure with a needless free-kick inside their own half. Some head-scratching going on in the Liverpool end.