Klopp reveals why Liverpool hooked Coutinho in Bournemouth draw…

The former centre-back has Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool sitting top of the pile with 21 wins to their name and zero defeats. The Reds are 12 points ahead of Spurs in Lawrenson’s league table with Chelsea, Manchester United and City making up the rest of the top four. For the first time in over two decades, Tottenham have the opportunity to finish above Arsenal in the table. ‘Like Us’ on Facebook by clicking here if you want 24/7 updates on all Tottenham breaking news.

“It was disappointing, we wanted to win this game,” said Divock Origi, speaking to the club’s official website. If you look at the game, we put a lot of energy in, a lot of work, and we created a lot of chances. But the details count at this level,” added the Belgian, keen to move on from the disappointment of Wednesday night. With us going behind and doing well to turn it round and getting into the lead, we looked like we were comfortable,” mused Reds fullback Nathaniel Clyne.

Jamie Carragher has told FourFourTwo that Liverpool need a period of regular Champions League football before they are ready to challenge for the Premier League title. Liverpool struggled when their main Mane was at the AFCON Sixth best squad “I think Liverpool have got the sixth-best squad in the league so to be in the top four would be a very good season,” the Sky Sports pundit says. It’s very difficult, they don’t have the revenue to compete with the others, it will be a building process - Jamie Carragher “At the moment, I don’t think they’ve got enough to challenge for the league. It won’t be a case of splashing the cash and going for the league next season. “Attacking wise they’re out of this world, they’re as exciting as anyone in the Premier League.

Liverpool striker Divock Origi admits that he expected the race for a top-four spot in the Premier League to be tight this season. Liverpool remain third following Manchester City’s loss to Chelsea but have played more games than anyone else in the top six. Origi, who netted in the draw with the Cherries, insists it is crucial they cut out silly mistakes if they are to have a realistic chance of playing in the Champions League in 2017-18.

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email Jurgen Klopp has told his side to stop believing they always need to ‘play like Liverpool ’ and start making opponents fear them instead. Yet after yet another mid-week disappointment against opponents from the bottom half of the table - when poor defending cost three points against Bournemouth, Klopp insisted he wants his bruised players to reinvent themselves. Asked if he was able to lift team for such a tough challenge, he said: “That’s easy, because I am confident. The only thing we have to forget, if you want, that we are Liverpool and have to play like Liverpool. I don’t think Stoke think ‘oh thank god he is not involved, he is not involved so now it is an easy game for us’.