A nightmarish display last weekend gifted City two goals that led to the Reds 4-1 defeat but Jurgen Klopp is clearing the doubt ahead of Leicester trip
After Alisson's two costly errors against Manchester City last weekend , Klopp is backing the Brazilian to return to his "normal level" against Leicester.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believe goalkeepers tend to be their own harshest critics.
"We of course had a little talk. He was not happy that it happened, but it's very important to realise in a moment like this, goalkeepers in a long career they make mistakes.
"For a goalkeeper of Alisson Becker's quality it's pretty rare he makes these kind of mistakes, then he makes two of them in one game. They concede a goal and they know earlier than all the rest of the world, 'I should have saved it', and they have to deal with that always.
"Now there's just a few days between the City game and this game, and there was absolutely no real criticism from the players because everybody knows how good he is. He's a very calm person, and now the next game is coming up and it's good, so he can play his normal level again, then everything will be fine."