Will Iraola's pressing game work at Liverpool?

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"There are players who play every three days and have no issues, they can accept it and performances do not change too much," Andoni Iraola explained. "We are all working hard to make things work." Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Liverpool's match against Fulham at Anfield But the game against Fulham was the first real examination of what happens when the two worlds collide.

Image: Liverpool left spaces in midfield throughout the game against Fulham at Anfield Liverpool's tendency to become a split team - the defence retreating while the attackers press - has been a feature thus far. Image: Fulham were able to play their way through Liverpool's pressing structure too easily It was a problem when the press failed and Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno was able to find an easy pass out, taking multiple Liverpool forwards out of the game.

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