Blunt Liverpool still without a point after Fujino's late winner for City

Gareth Taylor said his Liverpool team just need more time together to implement his style, after they lost a fifth game out of five to remain without a point in the Women's Super League this season.

- Tom Garry

Their latest defeat was inflicted by Taylor's former side Manchester City, who - for the second season running - came from a goal down to win 2-1 at Anfield. Liverpool have a game in hand on the teams around them but sit joint-bottom of the table.

"I'm disappointed for the group because they worked tremendously hard today and deserved more," said Taylor, who was appointed in August.

"At this moment we're not getting what we deserve, and it's tough but it's fine; I think it's close to working, it's close to coming. It takes time. There has been a lot of change but we [will] keep working in the same way.

"The results are tough at the moment because we've probably felt a little bit hard done by in a couple of games especially. But no one has consistently opened us up.

"We have changed a lot of things. We have been asked to come in and play a new way. Sometimes it takes time, and certainly with how late we came into the door [late in preseason], it's been tough. More time with the girls would be what every head coach wants, more time to implement your way and your style."