Iraola admits Liverpool can't keep high tempo for 90 minutes

Liverpool's new boss admits his high-octane style isn't sustainable for a full match yet.

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What happened. Liverpool's new manager Andoni Iraola admitted the team is struggling to maintain his high-tempo style for a full 90 minutes, citing 'a lot of negatives'.

• Iraola is known for high-octane football.
• Liverpool are 13 days from their Premier League opener.
• So far the club are struggling to show his style.

With the Premier League opener approaching, Iraola will need to address the fitness issues quickly.

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