Agger: We'll fight for form

Daniel Agger admits Liverpool are 'extremely disappointed' with their recent form - but the defender has vowed the Reds will fight to reignite their season.

Rafa Benitez's side suffered their seventh Barclays Premier League loss of the campaign as they were beaten 2-0 by Portsmouth at Fratton Park on Saturday.

Agger acknowledges Liverpool must turn their form around - starting against Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield on Boxing Day.

"I think we started pretty well," said the centre-back. "We played the ball around and kept it well; it was just so disappointing.

"It goes without saying that we are extremely disappointed and we know that it simply isn't good enough for this club.

"We have got to change this around. It didn't happen against Portsmouth but we can't let it go on any further. We have got to try and find a balance.

"Why is this happening? It's a bit of everything I suppose but we have got to try and get some confidence from somewhere soon.

"You get that by winning games but, for one reason or another, we are not doing that at the moment.

"It's a fight every game for this club. Every game we need to focus and need to make sure we get three points (against Wolves) or try to do it at the very least."

He added: "It's always a question of sticking together and we need to do that now more than ever."