Tottenham will not hold happy memories for Liverpool and Jürgen Klopp this season.

Luis Díaz’s wrongly disallowed goal in north London in September still smarts, and all Liverpool can do is wonder just how much of an impact it might have made on its season.

"I don’t want to make it the biggest subject but I cannot forget the [last] Tottenham game as well," Klopp said during his press conference on Friday to preview today's game.



"It was just so strange.

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"Now we play Tottenham and that was obviously not their fault that night — they just played the game.

That’s not the only painful reminder Tottenham will offer to Klopp though.

Facing Spurs one final time means the 56-year-old will be confronted with one of the biggest regrets of his career.

A player that he came close to signing, but ultimately had to watch on as he became one of the world’s biggest stars.

Son Heung-min has proven to be an inspired signing for Tottenham.

Son has scored five goals in his last six league appearances against Liverpool, and will be aiming to claim just his third win over the Reds.

Liverpool.com says: Son does feel like a player that would have suited Klopp perfectly.
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