Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp conceded Premier League new boys Brentford were worth a point in their 3-3 draw at the end of a 'wild ride' in the capital.

Klopp's men twice gave away leads at the Brentford Community Stadium in an early contender to be one of the games of the season, and missed the chance to move three points ahead of Chelsea and Manchester United in the table after their respective losses earlier in the day.

The Reds have still picked up more than two points per game across their opening six matches but will rue an opportunity lost, having taken maximum points from all games bar their draw with Chelsea coming into Saturday's tea-time kick-off

"I don't think you can control them much better, we created a lot of clear-cut chances but couldn't deal with them defensively. These things happen. We should have scored more. If we win 3-2 or 4-3 we still have these struggles defensively. Toney and Mbeumo did really well. "They deserved a point as well because they put up a proper fight. I respect that a lot. In the end there were situations we should do better - and then it could be a completely different game. Their goalie should have number 10 on his shirt with the balls that he played."