Liverpool head coach Jurgen Klopp has backed Leicester defender Vaut Fass, who scored two own goals in the match against the Merseyside team.
"Somehow, I've seen something like this before in my career, and I really feel for him. These things happen in football.
It is impossible to be more unhappy. As a defender, when you are moving at full speed, you don't expect the ball to go into your goal, but it happens. But no matter what I say, it won't change anything.
It's an important result, but we all saw the game - we weren't on top. We conceded a quick goal after a combination that started with the goalie putting the ball in. At that point, we were just out of the game. It is difficult to concede 1:0 against a counter-attacking team. We had problems.
There were two own goals but we had a brilliant second half and Darwin (Nunez) hit the bar," Klopp was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.