Liverpool have to cut out their habit of giving away so many set-pieces to opposition teams.
That is the view of manager Jurgen Klopp, who spoke about his team's habit of conceding goals and going behind in games.
Klopp also outlined his view on why his team was unable to see out the Premier League game against Brighton, despite being 2-1 up.
After the 2-2 draw, Klopp told reporters: "In decisive moments, we should have had one, two, three more one-on-one situations offensively..
"Defensively we should not have allowed them so many set-pieces and we definitely would have had more chances.
"That's the problem, that's where we have to improve definitely in both areas. Because when we got it right offensively we caused them problems. Obviously we had a massive chance to score the 3-1 but we didn't use it.
"We gave away too many set-pieces. It's difficult to defend all of them, we defended nearly all of them but one is enough."
