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Divock Origi insists Liverpool will learn lessons from their wretched 3-1 defeat to Manchester United.

The Reds paid the price for an error-strewn performance at Old Trafford as Christian Benteke’s spectacular overhead kick was in vain.

Origi came off the bench to make his debut in the second half but couldn’t save Brendan Rodgers’ side from enduring another damaging setback.

“We came here to get a good result and it’s always disappointing to lose, especially against Manchester United,” Origi said.

“We have to learn from games like this and prepare for the next game.

“As a team we have to solve the problems, defensively and offensively. But I think the quality is there, so we just have to stick together and speak with the coach.

“The most important thing is to score. In the second half we had some good chances and we pressed the game. But we were unlucky and it’s unfortunate for us.”

Liverpool must now turn their attentions to the Europa League with their opening group game away to Bordeaux on Thursday night.

“We’re all professionals so we’ll have to make the switch in focus,” Origi told liverpoolfc.com

“We’re all motivated to get a good result in Bordeaux. It will be on us to prepare well in training and be ready for the game.”