Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp hailed his defensive players for their win against Brentford.
The Bees lost 1-0 to an early Mohamed Salah goal on Saturday night.
Klopp said, "That game today was the best defensive set-piece session I ever saw in my life against the best set-piece team I have ever playrd, most creative. We didn't concede a real chance with 50, 60 set-pieces that's how it felt at least. It was because the boys were really focussed. Could we have controlled the game better in places? Yes, but it was really tricky because they break the rhythm.
I saw a lot of positive things. From a focused point of view it was really good because we stayed in these moments, really concentrated and front-footed. The boys did really well today so I am really happy."
On Salah, the manager also stated: "I can't see him stopping, that's just his nature. You need to have this desire to score goals. People often forget how many goals he also sets up. He is very often involved.
When he sits in a studio in a few years as a pundit, everybody will know how good he was when we were all watching him. A lot of people don't appreciate players when they are still playing. For us, it's clear. He is an all-time great."