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The opportunity to start amending for the meek Champions League surrender at Real Madrid must have seemed an eternity away for Jurgen Klopp. But as he sat deep within the bowels of the Bernabeu building site mere minutes after the 1-0 loss to Liverpool's increasing nemesis on Wednesday night, the boss was already turning his mind towards next month. And he was left in no doubt about the challenge now facing his players READ MORE:

It's worth remembering, then, that Liverpool, six points adrift of the top four, still have a whopping 12 Premier League games to play over the final two months.



Four days later is a trip to Chelsea, a venue where the Reds' only league defeat since December 2013 was sandwiched by the two legs of the Champions League semi-final against Roma in May 2018.



Come the visit to Southampton on the final day, Klopp won't just know what if anything will be required for the top four.


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