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Liverpool have 10 Premier League fixtures remaining to try and win the league title.

The Reds are battling with Manchester City and Arsenal to be crowned league champions for the 20th time in the club's history.

The game will be the start of the intense run-in that will see Liverpool try and beat Arsenal and Man City to the league title.

Man City are just one point behind Liverpool in third place in the table.

Arsenal go to the Etihad Stadium just a couple of hours after the Reds face Brighton, which will allow Klopp's team to climb back to the top of the table on their own if results go their way.

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With that in mind, the ECHO takes a look at the three potentially most important fixtures Liverpool have left to play this season.

Manchester United (A) - April 7

One of the toughest matches on paper for Liverpool every season is going away to Old Trafford.

will be determined to get a better result in the league but will be mindful of the challenge that awaits them having already seen what the Red Devils are capable of against them on their home turf.

Everton (A) - April 24

Another one of the standout fixtures for Liverpool is the Merseyside derby against Everton, particularly away at Goodison Park.

The Reds have a mixed record at the home of the Blues in recent years, having won just one of their last six away visits.

This fixture has now been rearranged for a Wednesday night where Liverpool will have to go away to West Ham in a Saturday early kick-off just three days later.

Tottenham Hotspur have proven to be tough opponents home or away in recent years, and it will be no different this time around.

The previous meeting had the controversy around Luis Diaz's disallowed goal, which will no doubt be a talking point in the days and hours leading up to the fixture.
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