Suarez: Barcelona acted like youth teamers for Liverpool's fourth goal

Barcelona striker Luis Suarez spoke about his team's poor display at Anfield on Tuesday night and was especially critical of the way they defended - or didn't - the fourth Liverpool goal.

Trent Alexander-Arnold took a corner quickly and nobody recognised that Divock Origi was free and about to receive the ball and score.

"We looked like some youth team there," Suarez admitted afterwards.

"We are very sad, very hurt.

"It's time for a lot of self-criticism in our team.

"These are things that cannot happen at a club like Barcelona.

"We cannot make the same mistake twice."

Speaking about his former side's performance, he noted that their plan worked.

"They did what they had to do and that was to score early," he explained.

"They believed from the first minute until the last."

The Uruguayan took the blame away from head coach Ernesto Valverde after the defeat.

"It's the players who play," he said.

"He played the same team in the first leg as he did here.

"We must ask for forgiveness.

"We weren't a team."