Klopp Wary Of Wounded West Ham, Expects Liverpool Anger

      Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he expects a tough game against West Ham despite the London club's recent poor form.
Liverpool, third in the Premier League table, welcome West Ham at Anfield on Sunday hoping to bounce back from their disappointing 4-3 loss away to Bournemouth last weekend.West Ham who are 17th on the log have failed to replicate the performance of last season which contributed to their qualification for this season's Europa League.
>Speaking at Friday's press conference, Klopp said: "If there is any influence (on future matches) I have no idea.
"But what we will be is more anger, angry with ourselves and that's important , but West Ham will be a really tough challenge – an interesting game.
" Nobody would have expected that
(West Ham being where they are in the table)."
Klopp pointed out that West Ham's recent poor form will motivate them against Liverpool come Sunday.

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