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Former Liverpool winger Bolo Zenden on 5 Live Breakfast: "The first half was appalling. I thought Brentford did really well, though I thought Liverpool would have had a warning sign as Brentford have already beaten Man United and Man City this season, so they have made a mark already.

"I'm sure Klopp wasn't happy and must have said something at half time as the second half was much better.

"We know Liverpool have been off the pace this season and things haven't gone their way. But it was difficult to see how easy they gave chances away when they are normally so hard to beat. So it is definitely something to be addressed."

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Maximilian Wober has 13 caps for Austria.

He became the Austrian Bundesliga's most expensive signing in August 2019 when he completed a 10.5m euros move from Ajax to Salzburg, while also having a spell in Spain with Sevilla.

During the past three-and-a-half years at the Red Bull Arena, Wober has won the Austrian League and Cup double three times in a row.

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Leeds United have signed Austria defender Max Wober from Red Bull Salzburg on a four-and-a-half-year deal, for an undisclosed fee.

The 24-year-old played under Whites coach Jesse Marsch at Salzburg where he made 125 appearances.

Wober, who can operate at both centre-back and left-back, becomes the Elland Road club's first signing of the January transfer window.

Find more details on Leeds' new signing here.

So what now, Reds fans?

Is there any way back in the top four race? What needs to change? Who should you sign?

Neutrals, what do Liverpool need to change? Will Cody Gakpo make an impact?

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Bazza: Klopp must be the worst loser in football. Brentford were the deserved winners last night and Liverpool were poor. Yet Klopp moans about cheating at corners when his team can't defend, and a goal not disallowed for a nudge when his defender throws himself to the floor

Liverpool stay sixth after Monday's defeat but could find themselves seven points adrift of the top four if results go against them this evening.

So will Jurgen Klopp's side turn things around and secure Champions League qualification for next season?

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no!

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For the first time in 2023 it is time to limber up those thumbs.

After their 3-1 win over Liverpool on Monday night Brentford are up to seventh in the Premier League - but can the Bees keep up their sparkling run of form and qualify for Europe?

You know the drill by now. Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no!

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Brentford are up to seventh and just two points behind sixth-placed Liverpool after last night's win.

The Reds could find themselves seven points outside the top four if Manchester United beat Bournemouth this evening.

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Here are some of the more eye-catching stats to emerge from Tuesday's game:

• Brentford have never lost a Premier League game in which they’ve opened the scoring, winning 15 and drawing four times.
• Brentford ended a nine-match winless run against Liverpool in all competitions (D2 L7), with tonight’s win their first victory over the Reds since November 1938.
• Liverpool have only won their opening league game in two of the last nine calendar years (D3 L4), beating Burnley 2-1 in 2018 and Sheffield United 2-0 in 2020.
• Liverpool’s Darwin Nunez has missed more Big Chances than any other player in the Premier League this season (15).
• Ibrahima Konate’s own-goal was the first time that Brentford had benefitted from an own-goal in a Premier League home game, with tonight their 28th such game in the competition.

Contrasting emotions for Thomas Frank, who was thrilled with his Brentford side's performance as they rise to seventh in the table with the win.

The Bees are now unbeaten in six Premier League games, a run that includes victory at champions Manchester City.

They have also lost just one of their nine Premier League games at home this season, to league leaders Arsenal.

Here are the quotes from Jurgen Klopp that featured on some of this morning's back pages, with the Reds boss claiming Brentford 'stretched the rules' with their tactics from set pieces.

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Defender Andrew Robertson said Liverpool's performance against Brentford was 'not good enough'.

The Reds, who would have gone within a point of fourth with a win, have now dropped 23 points this season - one more than in the entire campaign last season.

"With the fans sitting at home or on the bus back up to Liverpool, it's not good enough for them," Robertson said.

"We've spoken about consistency and things like that but we're not getting it.

"It feels like we're one step forward and one step back at the moment which makes it hard to climb the league table unfortunately."

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Where else to start but the Brentford Community Stadium, as the Bees ran out deserved 3-1 winners against Liverpool.

Ibrahima Konate's own goal from a corner set the tone for the evening, before Brentford had two further goals from set-pieces disallowed because of offside decisions on video review.

They did not have to wait much longer to double their advantage however, with a mistake from Harvey Elliott allowing Mathias Jensen to set up Yoane Wissa before half-time.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reduced the deficit at the start of the second half but another error late on, this time from Konate, let Bryan Mbeumo in to seal the win.

Here's what we've got coming up this morning...

• Brentford 3-1 Liverpool: All the reaction, managers; views and a look at what the result means for both sides.
• Details of Pele's funeral as he is carried through the streets of Santos.
• Build-up to more Premier League action on Tuesday and Wednesday...
• Transfer news - all the latest as the window begins to pick up pace.