Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has rejected claims they're in a form slump.
Despite drawing all three of those games, Klopp's side are still top of the Premier League though Manchester United are now hot on their tails with only goal difference separating them.
Klopp admitted his team could have performed better in attacking areas but insists their recent results are no reason to push the panic button.
"We are still top of the table, we are not lying and top of the table is great and we'll use it as a basis for the rest of the season," the Liverpool boss said.
"In one or two games, we didn't create enough so maybe Fulham was a game like this, West Brom in the second half was a game like this.
"Now against Newcastle for example we created enough to win the game, not easily but the amount of chances was there for winning the game but we didn't and so we have to deal with that.
"And then people tell us after a few weeks your away form is not that good and you think 'really'? Saying now that we should have won all the games that we didn't win but that is a bit cheeky I say because we have to accept the results we produced and try to win the next."
