Van Dyck explains the victory over Wolverhampton
Liverpool star Virgil Van Dyck appeared in press statements after beating Wolverhampton 2-1 in round 25 of the English Premier League
The player said: "We liked to control the match for 90 minutes, but this is the Premier League, and Wolverhampton could punish you and create dangerous moments. This means a lot, we continued to fight and we continued to advance and we got the three points."
He added: "Today we showed that when the ball was in our possession, we can also use it. Konya was a dangerous player for them today and we had to be aware of him. Unfortunately, he scored a goal but we prevented them from that."
He added: "We attribute their credit to the way they played one for one most of the time and how they found the free player between the lines."
He concluded: "We were sometimes not coordinated as well and we could not keep the ball as we could sometimes."
The player said: "We liked to control the match for 90 minutes, but this is the Premier League, and Wolverhampton could punish you and create dangerous moments. This means a lot, we continued to fight and we continued to advance and we got the three points."
He added: "Today we showed that when the ball was in our possession, we can also use it. Konya was a dangerous player for them today and we had to be aware of him. Unfortunately, he scored a goal but we prevented them from that."
He added: "We attribute their credit to the way they played one for one most of the time and how they found the free player between the lines."
He concluded: "We were sometimes not coordinated as well and we could not keep the ball as we could sometimes."
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