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Fabinho believes Liverpool are well-placed to learn from the World Cup break as Jurgen Klopp’s group look to chase down their Premier League rivals.

Having fallen narrowly in need of profitable a second title of the Premier League period when amassing 92 factors final season, Liverpool now sit sixth within the high flight, seven factors adrift of a top-four place.

Jurgen Klopp’s aspect did enhance earlier than the Premier League paused in November, they usually might win three consecutive video games for the primary time this season once they go to Aston Villa on Boxing Day.

With France’s Ibrahima Konate the one Liverpool participant to stay concerned past the quarter-finals on the World Cup, Fabinho believes the break has benefited the Reds.

“It can be good,” he advised the membership’s web site. “I hope it will be good for the group as a result of, as I stated earlier than, our place within the Premier League will not be the place that we wished it to be.

“But this is the reality. We have to face it, we have to try to close the gap to the other teams and yes, game by game, try to play better and win.”

Fabinho performed 45 minutes because the Reds returned to aggressive motion with a 3-2 EFL Cup defeat to Manchester City on Thursday, and he was happy to renew with a sport of that magnitude.

“In the game against City it was [important] to show that we are there, that we will fight with the best teams because we are one of the best teams as well,” Fabinho stated.

“I hope that we will keep this level because we will need it. To have this as the first game back from the World Cup, I think, was good for us. The intensity of the game was really good.”