Liverpool has just three matches left to play under Jürgen Klopp: Spurs, Aston Villa, and Wolves.

Only a couple of weeks ago, Liverpool was in the driving seat for the Premier League title and had a gap to Manchester City that it needed to preserve.

Only perfection was likely to be enough for that, though, and it wasn't possible.

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With the title now almost certainly beyond Liverpool short of a miracle, it could be time for some changes as the Klopp era ticks down.

A Champions League place looks secure (one win will pretty much secure it, and certainly will if that one win is against Spurs) and the attention can therefore switch purely to lifting the mood.

That Tottenham game is next up for Liverpool, who have a free midweek coming up thanks to being knocked out of the Europa League.

Spurs come to Anfield next Sunday in a match that will almost certainly be more important for the visitors than the host.

Only Cody Gakpo and Luis Díaz should be certainties to start.

Liverpool.com says: The season has seemingly started to fizzle out over the last few weeks but hopefully Liverpool can find a way of injecting some life back into it.
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