Martin Dubravka outlines key factors behind Burnley's battling draw at Liverpool
The willingness Burnley showed to fight for the shirt during their hard-fought Liverpool draw must now be the minimum expectation for the rest of the season.
That’s according to Clarets goalkeeper Martin Dubravka, who produced a Man of the Match display during Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Anfield.
The 37-year-old pulled off a string of fine saves to keep Arne Slot’s side at bay before Marcus Edwards struck to secure a valuable point on Merseyside.
“It’s a very good point for us,” he told Burnley’s YouTube channel.
“I think we put everything into this game, an effort, a team spirit, everything was there, so it’s a good point for us.
“We showed our togetherness. We fought for every ball, every duel, we were there in the game.
“We were patient as well. Obviously they created some chances but you can see Bash [Humphreys] on the line, the other boys blocking the shots, this is the way we need to do it.”


Dubravka added: “I was a little bit busy as well, but that’s why I’m there. I’m trying to help them as they tried to help me.
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“We are in it together and today it paid off, so I’m very glad I could be a part of it and that I could help the team achieve a point, because every point counts for us.”
The Clarets also needed to survive a first half penalty scare, when Dominik Szoboszlai failed to convert from 12 yards - seeing his spot kick rebound off the woodwork.
“I just tried to do my job [to put him off],” Dubravka added. “We did the preparation with the goalie coaches, we analyse the things.
“I know he’s got a very good record, so I’m glad he missed it!”
Dubravka was also grateful for Edwards’ equaliser, which came in clinical fashion as he drilled a slot shot past Alisson and into the far corner.
Not only did it secure Burnley a point, it was also his first goal of the season and his first in the Premier League.
“He’s got the quality, you can see it,” Dubravka said. “He’s got the technical ability. Today he wins us a point.”
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