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Liverpool are determined to end Jurgen Klopp’s tenure on a high note as they take on Tottenham at Anfield in the Premier League.

Despite the recent faltering in their league title challenge, the focus now shifts to ensuring that the iconic manager finishes his trophy-laden stint at Anfield with strength.

Following Spurs’ game, Klopp will have only one more home match in charge of Liverpool.

While securing a second League title would require a significant downturn from both Arsenal and Manchester City, the priority now is to ensure that the German’s final campaign doesn’t conclude without a fight.

Meanwhile, Tottenham have endured a dismal week, suffering defeat in the North London derby on Sunday before succumbing to rivals Chelsea on Thursday night.

Liverpool skipper Virgil van Dijk is a doubt for Sunday’s match against Tottenham while Diogo Jota is still not nearing a return to the team.

However, there is a possibility that Conor Bradley could be available for selection.

“There are only three games to go and [you expect me to] change my habits completely.

You want the whole lineup?” Klopp told his pre-match press conference.

“Diogo is not in team training yet, Conor Bradley is, Virgil wasn’t.

“No, [he will] probably be part of team training today, so we will have to see what we can do there.

“The emotions settle step by step, either the good ones, you are not flying anymore if you won 4-0 or the other way around, you aren’t down too much if you lost the game or missed the target.

“The reality check is the next situation and then in training getting confidence back and the flow back is for all human beings the biggest challenge in our life?

“On our best days we are great and others we are not, the only difference for footballers is they constantly have a camera in front of their face while they are in difficult spells.

“We will try again and you don’t [improve] by pointing the finger in all the time and saying ‘that is not good enough, that is not good enough.’

“You try and offer things where they can develop naturally and that is what we try to do again, giving the boys the necessary information again.

“You only can enjoy football when they win and that means you have to defend them properly and build on that, that is it.”

Predicted Liverpool XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Quansah, Konate, Robertson; Endo, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Nunez, Diaz

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