Jurgen Klopp’s side lead the Premier League table with just eight games of the 2023/24 campaign remaining, as Arsenal and Manchester City look to overthrow them at the summit.
Liverpool are set for an emotional few weeks with Klopp set to leave his post as the club’s head coach, after over eight years in charge. But the departing boss hopes his side can turn their attentions to securing Premier League and Europa League glory by the end of May.
Liverpool must win Man Utd and Everton games
The Reds have traditionally struggled against their biggest foes
With the finishing line in sight, we are no closer to knowing whether Liverpool, Arsenal, or Manchester City will win the 2023/24 Premier League title. The top three sides are separated by just three points, having all faced each other twice throughout the campaign.
Liverpool are unbeaten in their last seven Premier League games since a disappointing 3-1 defeat at Arsenal in February. Last month, the Reds earned a hard-fought point in a 1-1 home draw with Manchester City. However, Klopp will lead his side to arch-rivals Manchester United this weekend, looking to avenge their 4-3 FA Cup defeat at Old Trafford in March. Liverpool will also face inter-city rivals Everton on 24th April, hoping to earn three points across the park.
Speaking on Jim White’s show on talkSPORT at 11:09 am on 5th April, Darragh MacAnthony admitted that he feels Manchester City will win the league unless Liverpool can secure victories over Man Utd and Everton. The chairman feels these are fixtures the 19-time English champions have generally struggled in under Klopp.
