Liverpool went out of the Cup after a 2-1 loss at Brighton in the fourth round, having lost 3-0 at the same venue in the Premier League on Jan. 14.
"We have still space for improvement. We make steps but we have to improve, we have to improve further and that's what we will do," Klopp told reporters. "Today was much better. With the performance from today two weeks ago, that would've looked different as well."
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