The ex-Espanyol
man.
A run of bad luck is affecting Liverpool at the moment, Albert
Riera believes.
He said: "For Liverpool, a draw is always disappointing. But we
have to keep going and there are a lot of games to play from now
until the end of the season, we just keep going right to the
finish.
"We felt we were unlucky, though. We were very confident when we
got to a 1-0 lead, and we have not been conceding goals from
free-kicks, like the one that Everton scored.
"We have been defending well from set-pieces, and we do not
usually let in goals so close to 90 minutes.
"Now we find our rivals are scoring goals on 90 minutes to save
points, and we find ourselves conceding a goal late on. That is
very bad luck from our point of view.
"I do not like to talk about luck in football, but Manchester
United seem to score so often around 90 minutes, and then it
happens against us."
He added: "But we are on the same points as United, and we will
be fighting for every point, we can promise that.
"We have to be positive. You either say we lost two points, or
you say we have won a point in a difficult race.
"We have to be happy with one point in such circumstances
because it is never easy against Everton.
"We now have games soon against our direct rivals (for the
title) so we have to continue (the fight) because it is not yet
finished. We are confident we can do that."
