Florian Vertz, Liverpool player, expressed his frustration after his team drew 1-1 against Burnley in the 22nd round of the English Premier League at Anfield, noting that the team had many chances but did not make the best use of them.

Vertz said in statements to the club's official website: "Yes, the result is extremely disappointing, we had many chances, enough chances to decide the match early, we missed them today, so it is very frustrating."

He added: "Maybe we could have made better decisions at some moments, but also, with Iketiki's goal which I believe was offside, we were a bit unlucky."

Vertz continued talking about the course of the match: "We have to be better in front of the goal, there weren't many dangerous chances, but in the end, we scored only one goal, and that was not enough today. I felt we were very good since the first half."

The player went on emphasizing the collective performance: "We played a good match, even when Burnley scored the equalizer, we were still the better team and had better chances, but the ball did not hit the net again, and that is very frustrating."

Regarding his personal performance, Vertz said: "I feel good on the pitch, the understanding between me and my teammates is excellent now, we understand each other better, and this gives me more confidence and makes playing more enjoyable."

Finally, he pointed out the team's takeaway from the match: "Nothing, I feel like it’s a defeat considering all these shots and chances, we could have scored more goals, but some days are like this, you give your best but don't score. We got only one point, and we will try to perform better in the next match."