Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has said that his side need to make "little changes" in order to get back on track in the Premier League.

After squandering three points at Bournemouth, Liverpool again missed out on victory against West Ham United on Sunday afternoon with both of the Hammers' goals coming from errors.

However, despite losing ground on leaders Chelsea, Klopp insists that his team remain in "a good way" in the top flight.

The 49-year-old told reporters: "You do right, you force situations, in other situations we could have done better. We never forced an own goal with a hard pass with crossing in our box.

"There are a lot of things for us to analyse but only two days until the next game, so we have to do a few things, make little changes. We are still in a good way. It's our mistake, cost us five points."

Liverpool make the trip to the North-West to play Middlesbrough on Wednesday night.