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Jurgen Klopp believes any team in the world would be affected by the loss of a player like Philippe Coutinho at a critical stage of the season but reiterated his belief that Liverpool's stellar start to 2016-17 has been down to their collective effort.
Klopp acknowledged it is not ideal for Liverpool - currently second in the league standings - to be without their star attacker for the upcoming stretch but noted that his side's brilliance has been built in unison, rather than through individuals.
"That’s no excuse for anything. Philippe, as good as he is, can’t decide games by himself, even if it looks sometimes like this because he takes the ball, little dribbling, good shot and it’s a goal, but then everyone has to defend," Klopp said.
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