Wigan tried to slow things down after the restart.
Leo dropped towards the centre-backs, asking for the ball and directing his teammates into position.
They passed across the back before working it into Carlo, hoping to draw Liverpool forward and open a lane through midfield, but Liverpool refused to give them one.
With no way to play through, much of Wigan's possession went through their backline.
"Wigan haven't had time to recover from the equaliser," Drury said.
"Liverpool are straight back at them."
"And they're not letting them breathe," Beglin replied.
"The press we saw at the end of the first half is still there. Wigan need to find a way around it, not keep trying to force the same passes through the middle."
Dawson called Carlo closer to Leo, trying to give the first pass forward an extra option.
For a few minutes, it helped.
