Liverpool and Jürgen Klopp go into the Merseyside derby with Everton with restored confidence following two back-to-back victories.

Klopp's side has now come out of its mini-slump and travels across the city to face an Everton side fighting for Premier League survival.

Liverpool and Klopp know all three points are needed if a second league title in four years is to return to Anfield come the middle of May.



Such are the margins between all three sides in the hunt for the race that any dropped points feel like a defeat.

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The good news for Klopp is that he has, more or less, a full-strength squad for the final stretch of the campaign.

Klopp did confirm however that Jota, who has endured a very difficult season due to injury, is out again for a couple of weeks due to picking up a knock in the win against Fulham.

Conor Bradley continues to be unavailable, with the Northern Irishman out for a couple of weeks with an ankle injury sustained in the defeat against Crystal Palace.

Liverpool's attackers are also all fit and healthy — Jota aside — but many of them are out of form and Klopp will be hoping they find the back of the net again against Everton.

Youngster Jayden Danns, who featured against Atalanta and Fulham, could also get another run out as Klopp continues to slowly give him a taste of first-team action.
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