Interviewer: Dominik, congratulations. Let’s reflect a bit — how do you see this draw right after the match?

Dominik: We take a point at home and move on to Saturday. There’s not much more to say about this one.

Interviewer: Still, Liverpool fought incredibly hard. You might take something positive from that performance, yet at the end of the day, it’s still points dropped.

Dominik: Honestly, I don’t feel good about it. At home we should be playing much better — and we can play much better. We have the players, the quality, the fans… everything to finish matches like this with three points. For some reason it didn’t happen today. But Saturday brings a new chance, and we have to take it.

Interviewer: What was the biggest difference compared to the last match, where things seemed to come together more smoothly? And what was missing today?

Dominik: You mean the West Ham game? I wouldn’t call that one smooth either — we had to battle through the whole match. It was 1–0 for a long time, then in the final minutes we got the second goal, and with eight minutes left it feels easier from there. But I don’t think we’ve really had a “smooth” game in recent weeks.

Interviewer: Even so, today you came back from behind. You didn’t win, but what allowed the team to respond like that?

Dominik: This is something we can take with us ... we didn’t fall apart, we reacted well. We kept pushing, created chances, put in crosses, won corners… and in the end, thank God, we kept a point at home.

Interviewer: Against Leeds, is only a win acceptable?

Dominik: If you play for Liverpool, then in every match the only acceptable result is a win.

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