HURTIS JONES

Kop star's fury at nightmare in Turkey

- BY PAUL GORST

CURTIS JONES said pumped-up Galatasaray showed more desire than Liverpool after Arne Slot's side left Turkey empty-handed.

Victor Osimhen’ first-half penalty condemned the Reds to their second successive defeat, following Saturday's 2-1 loss at Crystal Palace.

The Premier League champions are now tasked with ending that run at Chelsea on Saturday.

Slot (right) has never lost three games in a row as Liverpool boss and while Jones is confident the Reds will bounce back, he accepted Galatasaray were more aggressive and tenacious on the night.