Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was pleased with their 2-0 win at Brighton on Saturday.
Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah from the spot struck for the visitors.
Klopp said: "We were good, we knew Brighton are a really good team that can create problems, that's what we saw from the beginning.
"Like the last game we need to get used to the opponents. They adapt to us a lot and play in areas to try and hurt us.
"We were really strong and scored a great goal. We had really good moments with massive chances where we missed the final pass. But I'm happy. There were moments at the the end where I'd like to control the ball more but it's a difficult moment.
"It was expected to be a difficult game and I'm really happy with certain moments."
On Luis Diaz's goal: "He did what a striker had to do. I didn't see it back but it was spectacular enough in the first moment. To get in there with his head it was really brave. A great goal."
On potential red card for Robert Sanchez: "I have no idea, I saw it only once.
"We had our chances, we had massive counter-attacks that we didn't use but it's fine. I'm really not overly critical with the boys. Consistency is the most important thing in football, but it's also the most difficult as well.
"I think we deserved it, to win the game and that's all I ask for. I am happy."
On Mohamed Salah being substituted: "Something was not right. I think there was a situation where his foot got stretched. We'll have to see."
On the title race, he concluded: "It's always the same, you expect Manchester City to win every game when you watch them play.
"The only thing we can do is as win as many football games as possible. We're ready, we don't need to call it a title race, we just want to win games."
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