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Fabio Aurelio Laments Liverpool's Defeat At Middlesbrough
The Brazilian left-back feels Liverpool have suffered a major setback in their Premier League title-bid...
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Mar 2, 2009 9:10:59 AM
Liverpool's title challenge took another blow on Saturday afternoon as they slipped to a 2-0 defeat away at Middlesbrough, a result that saw them slip from second to third in the table.
Reflecting on the game, Brazilian full-back Fabio Aurelio admitted that the Reds regret failing to pick-up three points for the second successive Premier League game.
"We are very disappointed because we felt we had enough chances to win the game in the first half," Aurelio told the club's official website.
"We lost a great opportunity to try to get closer to Manchester United but we must bounce back now and beat Sunderland at Anfield on Tuesday night.
"I thought we started really well. We kept the ball and had good opportunities but we couldn't score. When that happens there is always the chance the opposition can score.
"Unfortunately we conceded a goal from a corner, which was hard to take. In the second half we didn't create as many chances but we still had some good opportunities.
"Middlesbrough got every man behind the ball and made it difficult for us. They scored the second goal from a counterattack when we lost the ball. That was disappointing.
"We will still keep on fighting because we know in football that anything can happen. We won't give up and we will now try to win every game."
Ricky Brooks, Goal.com
Reflecting on the game, Brazilian full-back Fabio Aurelio admitted that the Reds regret failing to pick-up three points for the second successive Premier League game.
"We are very disappointed because we felt we had enough chances to win the game in the first half," Aurelio told the club's official website.
"We lost a great opportunity to try to get closer to Manchester United but we must bounce back now and beat Sunderland at Anfield on Tuesday night.
"I thought we started really well. We kept the ball and had good opportunities but we couldn't score. When that happens there is always the chance the opposition can score.
"Unfortunately we conceded a goal from a corner, which was hard to take. In the second half we didn't create as many chances but we still had some good opportunities.
"Middlesbrough got every man behind the ball and made it difficult for us. They scored the second goal from a counterattack when we lost the ball. That was disappointing.
"We will still keep on fighting because we know in football that anything can happen. We won't give up and we will now try to win every game."
Ricky Brooks, Goal.com
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