Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge vows to come back from long injury lay-off stronger Sturridge formed a potent attacking partnership with Luis Suárez last season, scoring 25 goals as Brendan Rodgers's side came close to winning the Premier League title. But his setbacks this season have been mirrored by his club, who have taken just eight points from their past nine games. However, summer signing Adama Lallana says the club must hold on to their sense of unity despite the manner of their defeat at Palace. Lallana told liverpoolfc.com: "It was disappointing, especially after going in front so early. It was a great platform for us to push on and control the game. But we didn't do that - we take full responsibility for that. We need to stick together. When you're having a tough time as a team, you all need to stay together - you can't start becoming individuals. We win and lose as a team; we need to stay together, keep fighting and keep working for each other. We have got a tough game on Wednesday so we all need to be together for that one. We need to win to stay in the competition, so the lads will be f­ighting for their lives to do that. It's important, not just for ourselves, but for the fans, the manager and ev­eryone involved with Liverpool Football Club. Any team will tell you that when you come to a place like Palace and you get your noses in front, you need to keep hold of that lead for as long as possible, gain some momentum and then possibly get the second and frustrate them. It wasn't to be. We, as players, need to take full responsibility, move on to Wednesday [against Ludogorets] and turn things around.