Jordan Henderson says Liverpool must learn from Sunday's 1-1 draw with Manchester United.
The Reds were unable to flex their muscles throughout the clash and relied on Adam Lallana to score an equaliser with time running out.
Asked if a point was a fair outcome, the captain told the club's website: "Probably. I didn't think we performed well enough in the first half, not our usual selves really, especially with the ball.
"We could have been a lot better but I thought second half was a lot better. We changed it a little bit tactically, which helped us, and I thought the longer the game went on we were pushing for that winner, and towards that last five to 10 minutes I thought we were going to get it.
"Ox came close with a great strike with his left foot and we kept pushing but, overall, a fair reflection of the game would have to be a point.
"But, like I say, we have got to be much better for the 90 minutes. I was disappointed we couldn't come here and put on a top performance because I felt as though we could have done that today.
"When you can't win, you don't lose, and that's the sign of a good team. But we've got to learn from the game today and make sure it doesn't happen again."
