Former Leeds United player James Milner has suggested to Sky Sports that to win at Elland Road now you must play well for 90 minutes.
Liverpool drew 1-1 with Leeds on Monday evening, after what was a game of two halves.
Liverpool were the better side in the opening 45 minutes of the contest, and got their reward when Sadio Mane found the back of the net.
However, Leeds ultimately came back in the second half and were well worth their equaliser when it came.
Leeds had passed up several opportunities to score before Diego Llorente headed home from a corner.
And Milner said: “When you come to a place like this, against a team as good as them, you have to put in two good halves and we didn’t do that. The first half we were very good, the second half we looked very tired. When you’re in that situation you need to push up and keep the ball better than we did, which was very disappointing.
“To beat a team like Leeds here you’re going to have to put in a good 95 minutes.
“They’re a fit team, we’re a fit team as well, but obviously we didn’t have the resources.”
The need to play well to win at Elland Road has been proven time and time again this season.
Leeds have been excellent on their first season back in the top flight, and have taken points off almost all of the leading sides in the division.
Marcelo Bielsa’s men now sit in 10th place in the Premier League table, after a fine first campaign back.
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