Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is looking for the Reds to get over Sunday's dramatic turnaround defeat at the hands of Bournemouth by working hard on the training pitch; what's more,they shouldalready put the 4-3 lossout of their minds by focusing on the next game.
Liverpool found themselves 3-1 up with less than 15 minutes to play on the South Coast, only for Bournemouth to score twice in quick succession to equalise and then later go on to win the game in stoppage time after an error from goalkeeper Loris Karius.
"That's the one thing you've got to do - try and learn from it as best you can and use it for the next game," a disappointed Henderson told Liverpoolfc.com.
"Obviously we'll be disappointed for the next couple of days but we'll get back on the training pitch, get back working hard, and focus on the next game," he added.
Henderson lamented the fact theReds were 'punished' for not being at their best on the day.
"We've got to learn from it quickly, move on and make sure we're right at it in the next game. There's nothing we can say, really - very disappointing result,"the skipper continued.
"I don't feel like we were at 100 per cent throughout the game to be honest but we did well to get back to 3-1 in the lead.
"[We needed] to keep going and keep fighting, which in the end we didn't do, and they applied pressure in the last 20 minutes and got the goals."
The all-important next game comes on Sunday at home against a West Ham side with the second worst defensive record in the Premier League after they were heavily beaten by Arsenal on Saturday.
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