27-5-2018 Real Madrid 3-1 Liverpool -Flawed Karius pays for lack of focus

I feel sorry for Loris Karius, because he will be absolutely heartbroken after his nightmare display in the Champions League final - but I don't see any way back for him at Liverpool now.
Karius had an awful night and it was horrible to watch the Reds goalkeeper completely alone in his penalty area at the end of the game. The Real Madrid players were the first to console him, followed by a member of the Liverpool coaching staff.
I know from experience that when you lose a big game as a player, you sometimes need a few minutes to collect your thoughts, and those are times you are really just thinking about yourself.
But surely one of his team-mates could have gone over, put their arm round him and given him a big hug - even if they did not know what to say.
I am sure they did that back in the dressing room, once they got over their disappointment, and his manager will have a quiet word and support him too.
But, even if Klopp backs him publicly as well as privately, he must know that he is not good enough for Liverpool and what they want to achieve.
You need a top goalkeeper to win trophies and he is not one of those. Can they afford to keep playing him, thinking he might become one? No. Karius always looks like he has a mistake in him, and that cost them dearly on Saturday night.
We have all made errors that have cost goals and although Karius's first one, when he threw the ball at Karim Benzema, was a massive howler, it was also a little bit of a fluke.
However, his second mistake, when he fumbled Gareth Bale's shot over the line, was something I don't think he can recover from.
As Jurgen Klopp said afterwards, I don't think he would have done it if he had not made the first error, because he clearly wasn't over that despite Liverpool equalising soon afterwards.
I just wonder if he lacked a little bit of concentration because he knew he had messed up massively for Real's first goal, and it would not be the first time that had happened.We have all made errors that have cost goals and although Karius's first one, when he threw the ball at Karim Benzema, was a massive howler, it was also a little bit of a fluke.
However, his second mistake, when he fumbled Gareth Bale's shot over the line, was something I don't think he can recover from.
As Jurgen Klopp said afterwards, I don't think he would have done it if he had not made the first error, because he clearly wasn't over that despite Liverpool equalising soon afterwards.
I just wonder if he lacked a little bit of concentration because he knew he had messed up massively for Real's first goal, and it would not be the first time that had happened.