Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp dismissed suggestions his side had sent out a statement with their 3-1 win over Arsenal at Anfield.

Sadio Mane, Andy Robertson and Diogo Jota, on his home debut, all scored after Alexandre Lacazette had been gifted the opener following a Robertson error to make it 61 home league matches unbeaten – just two short of the club record set between 1978-81.

Jota’s late strike made it 400 goals in 185 league matches for Klopp, faster than any other Liverpool manager, and they should have probably had more.

“Obviously he had the best chance in the game to make it 2-2, and then again put us in a really strong position, but he had a great game,” said the Spaniard.

“He put in another incredible performance and I’m pleased with him. I want to see my players upset and angry when we lose a game.

“It is a really tough place to come, they are a really good side. We stayed in the game for almost the whole match.

“Having took the lead we should have held that situation a bit better. We conceded the goal too early.

“We competed well knowing the difficult moments you will have when you come to Anfield; when we had the clear chances to make it 2-2 we didn’t take them.

“They want to win and this is what they are like, the mindset of the team. They go to any ground and want to win.

“They really believed we could come here and do it and for large periods of the game we were there.”