Aston Villa boss Dean Smith says they forced Liverpool to be at their best for Saturday's defeat at Anfield.
Villa lost 2-1 due to a late winner from Trent Alexander-Arnold.
"I thought Liverpool had to be at their best to beat us," said Smith.
"First half we weren't great but second half we had good counter-attacking opportunities and got some overloads in the final third, we've been unlucky where we hit the post as well, so it wasn't meant to be unfortunately. It's disappointing to concede so late.
"We have come a long way but the boys are never satisfied. It's always hard to lose - especially when you have taken the lea. I think that's only the second time this season we have lost a lead. We are disappointed with that but we have come up against a quality team but the opportunities we had in the second half we should've put away."
On Trezeguet's performance and injury update, Smith said: "He has come on as a sub last week and made an impact and played well again today and played his part. Unfortunately he's gone off injured. We're a little bit worried to see what the extent of the injury is. He's a little bit upset, but we'll see over time."
On when Jack Grealish could return to the side, he added: "No he isn't close. He had a set back in training last week and he'll be out for at least a few weeks."
