Jürgen Klopp mourns draw yet certain Liverpool's fortunes will move forward

• Klopp: 'We ought to have won. We were the better side' 

• Rafael Benítez content with draw against previous club

Jürgen Klopp appeared to be torn amongst insubordination and nervousness after a 1-1 draw at Newcastle United left his Liverpool side in seventh place, seven focuses behind the pioneers, Manchester City. 

"We ought to have won," Klopp said. "We were the better side and made more possibilities yet you know we have a genuine issue since we need to play better next amusement, else we won't get a point." 

After a superb Philippe Coutinho objective gave Liverpool the lead, Joselu evened out for Newcastle when Klopp's middle parts, Dejan Lovren and Joel Matip, permitted a through-ball from the great Jonjo Shelvey to divide them. 

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"It was a decent go for Newcastle's objective, at the correct minute," Klopp, whose side have won one just of their previous seven amusements in all rivalries, said. "For me it resembled the middle parts didn't see the ball with Shelvey in light of the fact that a few players are before them. In the event that they see it they need to make a stage and Joselu is offside. At last it is unfortunate." 

Liverpool's administrator felt fortunes had a considerable amount to do with the outcome and stays certain his is going to turn. "We are in exceptionally encouraging circumstances and we don't score. That, obviously, is an issue however it won't remain this way. I know, I am sufficiently long around football. 

"There are distinctive approaches to get one win in seven. You can play truly terrible and lose a considerable measure of amusements or you play more than a couple of diversions ridiculously great. The majority of the amusements really we were the better side yet a couple of chances are sufficient for the adversary to score and we require significantly more and at last we have had a similar number of objectives. That happens time after time over the most recent couple of weeks, obviously. 

"The young men will leave and we as a whole vibe not flawless at that time and by the way the fundamental issue isn't just that football isn't reasonable, individuals expound on it and the young men read it and it aggravates it even. You have a point yet it feels like you have lost." 

Not that he concurs certainty has been gouged. "I have not seen a drop in certainty from the players," the director said. "It is our obligation to be sure in light of the fact that the young men have the quality." 

Klopp was baffled by two specific misses from the frustrating Daniel Sturridge and the noteworthy Mohamed Salah however said such misses would be revised. "What is my activity? Say, 'Mo, don't do that next time and Daniel please observe next time'? They realize that and they will do that next time. 

"We have our hard minute now yet different groups will have their hard minute. We have to take a shot at our thing and I truly think it would appear that we are not far from a genuine test. In the event that we do what we are great at, we don't need to think about different groups and we will close the hole." 

Rafael Benítez was impressively more joyful with a point against the club he prompted Champions League grandness. "Against a group like Liverpool you must be cheerful," he said. "The fellows made an awesome showing with regards to and perhaps with more self-restraint on the ball we could have scored another objective." 

He was especially satisfied with Shelvey. "Jonjo has the quality on the ball, I let him know before the diversion, you know how to play football, you simply need to buckle down and keep your head centered." 

Informed that Klopp figured Newcastle ought to have lost, he turned political. "Some of the time you get what you merit, now and again you don't. We have a point at home, which isn't the best, however against one of the best groups you take it."