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title: "Jurgen Klopp pleased with “really good” Liverpool performance against Fulham"
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published: "2018-11-12T07:31:18Z"
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# Jurgen Klopp pleased with “really good” Liverpool performance against Fulham

Jurgen Klopp hailed Liverpool’s performance against Fulham on Sunday, as they ran out 2-0 winners at Anfield.

Goals from Mohamed Salah and Xherdan Shaqiri were enough to take the Reds top of the Premier League momentarily, in what was a solid display.

Fulham didn’t always make it easy for the hosts, sitting deep and wasting time, but three points were deservedly secured in the end.

Klopp told [Liverpoolfc.com](https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/324822-jurgen-klopp-reaction-liverpool-fulham) that he was more than content with the outcome, admitting analysis of Fulham proved key:

![Alex Livesey/Getty Images Sport](https://cdn.readeverything.co/readliverpoolfc/2018/11/1060172376.jpg)

> Apart from scoring more goals it was a really good performance.

> Fulham always have the quality to cause problems, it was this time really good for our analysis that we had the Man City games \[against them\] because even though results were pretty clear, especially in the league game I think, City had to work really hard in these games.

> You only usually see the result but in this case we watched those games for analysis.

> So no problem with that. We had to work hard, we won it, all good.

![Alex Livesey/Getty Images Sport](https://cdn.readeverything.co/readliverpoolfc/2018/11/1060172232.jpg)

Liverpool remain two points adrift of leaders Manchester City, who beat Manchester United 3-1 at the Etihad later in the day.

The Reds are enjoying their joint-best start to a Premier League season, matching the feats of Gerard Houllier’s 2002/03 side in acquiring 30 points from 12 matches.

Wins such as Sunday’s are becoming routine these days, with Liverpool unbeaten at Anfield in the league since losing 2-1 to Crystal Palace in April 2017.