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Liverpool's players are feeling the pressure of the transfer market after scoring their first goal for the club.

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Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren has revealed that everyone at the club was relieved after under-fire striker Mario Balotelli ended his goal drought against Swansea in their Capital One Cup win. The 24-year-old had come under huge scrutiny for his performances since joining from AC Milan for £16million in the summer transfer window. But the maverick forward showed signs of getting back to his best as he scored his side's equaliser against the Swans on Wednesday - only his second goal for the club - and Lovren has backed Balotelli to produce the goods over the long term. Dejan Lovren celebrates scoring his first Liverpool goal against Swansea on Wednesday night . Mario Balotelli scored only his second goal for Liverpool against the Swans in the Capital One Cup . He told Sky Sports: 'I think it's a relief for everyone but I was sure that Mario would score today (against Swansea) or tomorrow, so it was just a [matter of] time. 'Everyone has confidence in Mario, he's working very hard in training, so it will come with time. 'When you score a goal all the heavy weight that was on your shoulders [is lifted]…and I think now his time will come.'