LONDON: Jordan Henderson has warned Liverpool have more to come following some sloppy moments in their record-breaking 7-0 win at Crystal Palace.
The captain was one of five different goalscorers in the capital which ensured the Reds will once again be top of the Premier League at Christmas.
Before Sadio Mane made it 2-0 at Selhurst Park in the 36th minute, the hosts had threatened on several occasions with Jordan Ayew failing to make the most of two promising openings.
Yet once Liverpool doubled their advantage, Jurgen Klopp’s men ran riot to secure their biggest ever Premier League win and record an away top-flight win by a margin of seven goals for the first time in their history.
“We took our chances, which is always important and dominated the game for large periods,” Henderson told BT Sport.
“I still thought we could do [better], we were a little bit sloppy at times, but overall I think we’ve got to say we’re delighted with the performance and the result because we know how difficult it is to come here.
“They are a good team, they make it difficult, so to finish this week off with a win after midweek is important and we managed to do that.”
Liverpool returned to the summit on Wednesday with a 2-1 victory over previous leaders Tottenham and success in London on Saturday meant for the third year in a row they are the side to beat at Christmas.
With West Brom set to visit Anfield on Sunday and a trip to Newcastle coming up three days later, Henderson says it is vital they continue to remain consistent.
He added: “It’s a big scoreline but we look at the overall performance. I thought midweek we were very good and again we were good (at Crystal Palace).
“We’ve just got to keep the momentum going, keep focused, keep working hard and keep going. Christmas is a difficult period for everyone so we just need to keep going and keep picking up the wins.”
For Crystal Palace, they were left to reflect on a bitterly disappointing day with defender Gary Cahill also appearing to suffer a reoccurrence of the hamstring injury which sidelined him for a long period earlier this year.
Source: The News
