Liverpool ended their Austrian training camp with a 1-0 loss to RB Salzburg.
Benjamin Sesko, linked recently with Newcastle United and Manchester United, scored the only goal of the game.
Darwin Nunez made his first start for Liverpool, but the Uruguayan was denied by the crossbar in what was a frustrating first-half for the visitors.
Jurgen Klopp's side now look towards Saturday's Community Shield clash against Manchester City.
Asked to assess the match, Klopp told the club's website: "First half we made too many mistakes, which they could use. We had good moments as well, we could have scored obviously in the whole game like four or five goals at least. Didn't do that because we were in the first half – if you want to talk about football – we were too open, we were too wide, we were not connected enough in moments when you lose the ball.
"Then everything is open, it's like a motorway, and with their speed that's how they had their chances, especially when you lose simple passes where nobody can react really. They scored their goal and the last half an hour was like a thunderstorm, we were really like a truck. But we didn't finish the situations off. Obviously we should involve that in our game as well and then it will be fine.
"We played the game out of full training. We had to make a lot of changes – that's fine, I take that. But what I can say: it's really at least average to lose a game. That's why we were all animated in the last situation with the possible penalty.
"In the Premier League I go definitely in the stands for the things I thought and said! But that was it now for the rest of the season with complaining about that. But in that moment it was such a clear penalty; it would have been nice if you get a result for the effort."
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