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The performance against Burnley was ideally timed ahead of facing Bayern Munich on Wednesday, with the last-16 second-leg tie delicately poised at 0-0.
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Liverpool come from behind to beat Burnley and close gap at top to one point
So far this season Liverpool have lost all three away games in the Champions League but Sunday’s display has given Robertson confidence they will be better in Germany.
“The work-rate from all of us was brilliant, our counter-press to get the ball quickly and our reactions to poor passes or chances missed,” said defender Robertson, on his 25th birthday.
“We reacted well and we looked positive, that’s what we needed to get better at. We did that. We kept going and we were ruthless when the chances came.
“Last season we were good away from home in the Champions League, we caused teams problems and that’s what we need to do again.
“It will probably be a different game, they’ll need to come out a bit more, their fans will demand they try to create.
“It’s all about trying to keep them out first and foremost and then hopefully we can take the chances we get and do enough to get through.”
A return to winning ways in the Premier League means Liverpool reduced the gap to leaders Manchester City to one point.
For only the third time in their history, they have amassed 73 points from 30 matches. On the previous two occasions they went on to win the title: in 1904-05 in Division Two and the top-flight campaign of 1987-88.
“It’s another game down, eight to go. It’s going to be exciting one way or another,” Robertson told liverpoolfc.com.
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Sourse: breakingnews.ie
