Liverpool man Nat Philips has backed himself over his breakthrough season.
Asked about the test of breaking down well-drilled defences not being easy, he told liverpoolfc.com: “It’s not but we’ve got the quality to be able to do so and we’ve shown that in the past.
“It can go both ways really because when teams do sit off us then we dominate the game and we gather momentum. Sometimes it can work against teams [playing] against us, but in an ideal world we need to find a way to win the game and finish our chances.”
“That’s what I want to be doing: get out on the pitch and playing games,” he said after recording his first clean sheet for the Reds.
“It was a tough game for myself, very physical, they didn’t make it easy for me up there. But there’s plenty for me to work on, I’ll look back on the game and see what areas I need to improve on. But a clean sheet isn’t too bad.
“It’s definitely challenged me [at this level]. I wouldn’t say I’ve felt out of my depth. The more games I’ve played, the more I’m getting used to it, but each game provides a different challenge.
“With each game I’ve just got to try to gather experiences from them and work on the things I need to get better at, learn from each game and hopefully get the momentum.”
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