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Klopp's men go into the weekend in third, two points adrift of leaders Manchester City.

But Liverpool could return to the top with victory if Arsenal does not pick up all three points at Wolves on Saturday, with City featuring in the FA Cup semi-finals.

In fact, the Reds play twice before City is back in league action and can put the pressure right on Pep Guardiola's side.

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It has been a difficult few weeks for Liverpool, having won just three of its last six matches in all competitions.

Sunday's defeat to Crystal Palace came as a real surprise in the title race, before Arsenal was also beaten at home by Aston Villa.

City is now in pole position to retain its Premier League crown and ex-Reds defender Jamie Carragher has dismissed the idea that Liverpool and Arsenal have thrown their title hopes away.

"Mikel Arteta and Jürgen Klopp are being judged to the ultimate standard in taking on Pep Guardiola," he writes in The Telegraph.

"If Arsenal and Liverpool are ‘bottling it’ in April and May, what does that tell us about Manchester United and Chelsea for the rest of the season?

They are clubs which have made so many poor decisions they are nowhere near the required level.

"City is so freakishly good with resources beyond Arsenal and Liverpool, the fairest reference point is with United and Chelsea, especially, who have spent mega millions for a watching brief in the race for the top four at this point in the season."

Liverpool's trip to Fulham is the first of three away matches in a week.

Yes, Liverpool's form has dipped in recent weeks but the Palace loss was just the third of the season and second in 25 matches.
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