Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admits it made sense not to see his players for two days in the immediate aftermath of last weekend's dismal defeat at Wolves.The Reds boss admits he left the club's AXA complex on Sunday - having given the squad two days off - in an "average mood" following the previous day's 3-0 reverse at Molineux.But with their next match not until Monday's visit of Everton for the 242nd Merseyside derby, Klopp believed the best option was to give everyone some breathing space.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admits it made sense not to see his players for two days in the immediate aftermath of last weekend's dismal defeat at Wolves.The Reds boss admits he left the club's AXA complex on Sunday - having given the squad two days off - in an "average mood" following the previous day's 3-0 reverse at Molineux.But with their next match not until Monday's visit of Everton for the 242nd Merseyside derby, Klopp believed the best option was to give everyone some breathing space.