Klopp criticizes his players and gives an "example from the stadium" despite the victory.
And led Roberto Firmino, the "Reds", on Saturday, to win 1-0 over "Spurs", to achieve his victory in 20 league matches this season, raising his score to 61, 16 points behind Leicester II who played more.
But despite the victory, Klopp was "upset" that his team missed many real chances, especially in the second half.
The German coach expressed his "distress" in particular from left-back Andrew Robertson, after he had missed an opportunity to score due to the lack of focus, as he failed, during one of the attacks, to pass the ball to three players who were not monitored in the box of operations, although he was passing comfortably.
Klopp said: "Not resolving the game after 50 or 60 minutes is of course our fault," adding: "We had many opportunities and we did not translate any of them into a goal."
He continued, "For example. Robertson's chance when he was in the box and failed to pass to three free players, before defender Toby Alderfieldfield intercepted the ball. It would have been our big chance."
"We had to score more goals. That is the truth," he said.
The Liverpool manager admitted that his players need to be honest with themselves "for their failure to win a comfortable victory."
Brazilian Roberto Firmino scored the only goal of the match in the 37th minute, while Liverpool were exposed to danger on more than one occasion, and almost lost their winning points in an important match.
