• 3-1 win over Southampton leaves Man City to play catch-up• Klopp hails Salah after Egyptian ends his goal droughtJürgen Klopp has admitted Liverpool will not be able to dazzle their way to the title in the style of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City but praised his players’ fighting spirit after their late rally at Southampton re-established a two-point advantage at the top of the table.Late goals from Mohamed Salah, who had not scored since mid-February, and a first since the autumn of 2017 for Jordan Henderson secured a critical victory against organised and impressive opponents, who had led earlier in the match, to take the visitors back to the summit. Related: ‘We play our own football’: Klopp praises Liverpool’s resolve after comeback win Related: Liverpool recover their composure after Southampton’s stinging start Continue readingreadfullarticle
