Georginio Wijnaldum admits Liverpool need to start performing against “the small teams” if they are ever to mount a serious title challenge.
Jurgen Klopp's men battled back from a goal down to grab a point against Premier League leaders Chelsea on Tuesday.
The draw means Liverpool are unbeaten in eight games against top-six opposition this season, with four wins and four draws, but they have suffered defeats away to Burnley and Bournemouth and at home to Swansea.
Wijnaldum, who scored the equaliser against Chelsea, says Tuesday's result will be worthless if Liverpool cannot carry that positive momentum into Saturday's game against Hull City.
"The last time we performed like this was against Manchester City: we played with aggression and passion and that is a good thing to go forward but we must ensure we do it in every game," said the Holland international.
"That's the most important thing. If you do it one game and then not the next it will cost you points.
"We saw in January that if you are not sharp, if you don't play how we used to play, it will cost us points.
"It was a good thing we did it against Chelsea but we've already done it against the big teams and we must now make sure we do it against the small teams.
"We have to continue the performance we showed on Tuesday. It is important to carry on the way we did today and get a few points otherwise today was for nothing."