Liverpool shot stopper Alisson Becker reflected on their 0-0 draw against Manchester United.
The Reds had to settle for a point and were unable to go back to the top of the Premier League.
However, Alisson does not believe that a home draw against their closest rival was a bad result.
On the frustration post-game, he told club media: Yeah, unfortunately it's a draw for us today, not what we were hoping for. But we have to take the good things that we did on the pitch. I think we dominated all the game, created a lot of chances, but still big areas to improve.
We take the good things from here this afternoon: the clean sheet I think was really good, really solid defensively, the way we defended, aggressive in the moments we needed to be, stopping counters, giving them [just] one or two chances.
This is really important for a team that wants to win something, that wants to do great things. [It] starts with a solid defense and we did that today.
Maybe we could improve in the creation phase in the last third of the pitch, creating better chances for ourselves, being more calm on the ball and making better choices.
Sometimes we rushed a little bit, shooting balls that we could have passed to a player in a better position. But this is part of the game, we have to learn from that as quick as possible, as the season doesn't give you too much time to improve."