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Jurgen Klopp hails Liverpool’s character as he bids farewell to away fans

In his final away game, Liverpool’s manager Jurgen Klopp expressed his admiration for the team’s character this season.

Despite drawing 3-3 against Aston Villa, Klopp commended his squad for their resilience. Liverpool had initially seemed poised for victory, leading 3-1 before conceding two late goals.

As Klopp bid farewell to the fans, both Liverpool supporters and the home crowd at Villa Park showed their appreciation for his nine-year tenure.

Reflecting on the season, Klopp acknowledged that their hopes of winning the title were dashed due to a string of poor results. However, he emphasized that finishing third was still an achievement to be proud of.

Klopp praised his players for their exceptional attitude and character, which contributed to their current standing with 79 points.

While he acknowledged the disappointment of not being the best or second-best team in the league, Klopp believed that this season’s performance laid a solid foundation for the future.

Liverpool’s final game at Anfield, against Wolverhampton Wanderers, will mark Klopp’s last match as the team’s manager.