Connor Randall, Ovie Ejaria and Ben Woodburn all played from the off against Paul Lambert's Championship outfit, despite Liverpool's need for a positive result after suffering two home defeats in the last week.
“It is business as normal, it is not the first time we have lost a game in our lives, unfortunately,” Klopp told BT Sport, referencing Wednesday’s EFL Cup semi-final exit at the hands of Southampton.
“We try to change a few things in their mindset. It was pretty good against Southampton but we lost,” he added.
Randall, Ejaria and Woodburn had previously managed a total of just 19 senior appearances between them before Saturday’s meeting at Anfield.
The selection of Randall, in particular, has raised eyebrows, with the 21-year-old making his first appearance of the season.
However, Klopp explained that he had to play the Maghull-born right-back as other players in his position were not fit for selection.
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“Nathaniel Clyne is still not available, I can’t play Trent Alexander-Arnold in four games in eight or nine days, it makes no sense for an 18-year-old boy.”
“It’s a pretty nice team, I am fine with this,” he added.
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