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Manchester City currently trails one point behind the top two — but holds a game in hand on the leaders, soon to be two.

Following the loss to Palace and an exit in the Europa League to Serie A side Atalanta, the Fulham win was a major boost to Liverpool.

It certainly won't have been met with delight at Arsenal or Manchester City, with the Reds' rivals resigned to the fact that the title race remains very much alive.

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While Liverpool will likely monitor the outcome of Arsenal and Chelsea, it has its very own derby to focus on in the coming days.

Amid the club's own upcoming vacancy, we start with Thomas Tuchel.

Thomas Tuchel to pursue Premier League return

Former Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has 'agreed with his agent' that he will seek a return to the Premier League, according to Sports Zone.

Since then, he has won the Champions League with Chelsea, an achievement that looks more impressive with each passing week under new management.

While his Bayern Munich spell has been hugely disappointing, he is once again in the latter stages of the Champions League, and there's not a great deal he could have done about Xabi Alonso's extraordinary run with Bayer Leverkusen

We hate to say it, but he would certainly be an upgrade for Manchester United.

Arsenal ready to break transfer record with 'ambitious' move

Arsenal is ready to smash the transfer record at the Emirates Stadium this summer

According to Football Transfers, the Gunners are looking to build a squad capable of competing with Europe's finest with the arrival of up to four 'marquee' signings — including one who has been on Liverpool's radar.

After progressing to the latter stages of the Champions League, Arsenal will receive a financial boost of around $97m (£79m/€92.5m) this summer, which will also be coupled with the sales of fringe players such as Emile Smith-Rowe, Eddie Nketiah and Thomas Partey
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