Klopp sends message to Mourinho after Liverpool's painful loss to Utd

- Jurgen Klopp has stated that he is wary of Tottenham's counter-attacking abilities

- Liverpool lost to Man United in the 4th Round of the FA Cup with their defence being exposed

- The Reds will take on Tottenham in midweek and will be hoping to end their five-match winless run

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Liverpool were dumped out of the 4th Round of the FA Cup following the 3-2 loss to rival Man United at Old Trafford.

The Reds have now failed to win their last five matches in all competitions as they head straight to north London to take on Tottenham in a Premier League fixture.

Klopp's men committed blunders that cost them the game and the German has stated that he is leaving no stone unturned when they face Jose Mourinho's Spurs.

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Mirror quoted the former Dortmund boss:

"It was a good test tonight for our next opponent, we play Tottenham, and they, obviously, are not too bad in counter-attacking as well.

"So yeah we should do that better, but I know the boys will do it better."

Liverpool are yet to win a single game since their 7-0 thrashing of Crustal Palace on Boxing Day and the English champions have dropped to fourth on the league standings.

The Reds have nine wins, seven draws and three loss from 19 matches, taking their tally to 34 points, six points behind league leaders United.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Man United are through to the fifth round of the FA Cup after stunning Liverpool 3-2 in a thrilling fourth-round tie played on Sunday evening, January 24, at Old Trafford.

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This was the second meeting between the two sides in nearly a week having squared off at Anfield in a Premier League tie.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer rang a couple of changes of the FA Cup encounter, with Mason Greenwood, Scott McTominay, Dean Henderson and Donny van de Beek getting a nod.

But it was Liverpool who rattled the net first through Mohamed Salah who broke the deadlock in the 19th minute after Roberto Firmino slide in for the Egyptian to slot home over Henderson.

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