Andy Robertson on an “important” Huddersfield win

Andy Robertson believes Liverpool’s win over Huddersfield on Saturday was “important”, and praised David Wagner’s side for their performance.

Liverpool remained in first gear against the Terriers but still managed to clinch a 1-0 win through a first-half Mohamed Salah goal.

The Reds were unable to add to the Egyptian’s strike, but Scotland captain Robertson is confident that his club can push on for the remainder of the season and continue to challenge for the title.

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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND – OCTOBER 7: Andrew Robertson of Liverpool challenges John Stones of Manchester City in the Premier League match between Manchester City and Liverpool at Anfield on 7 October 2018 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)

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“We weren’t at our best but these are the games you have to win if you want to challenge and we’ll play a lot better,” said the left-back, as quoted in the Echo.

“Yes of course, there’s a bit of relief. It was a tough game against a very good side.

“It’s important you come to these places and you win the game.

“Luckily we managed to get our noses in front and we’ve seen it out from there.

“We can play a lot better, but they made it hard.”

Robertson was also quick to praise Huddersfield after their typical hard-graft and doggedness failed to reap any rewards.

“We weren’t surprised by Huddersfield at all,” Robertson continued.

“We did our analysis and in our meetings, the analysis team and our manager were saying they were a better team than the points suggest and I think they proved that.

“They played very well and they’re probably a wee bit unfortunate to be where they are in the table. I think they will have a positive season.

“They just need to get up and running and hopefully they will do that, but for us it was about getting the three points.”

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