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There are 10 games to go in the Premier League title race and Liverpool know the challenge that awaits them.

The Reds are up against one of the best teams of all time in Pep Guardiola's defending champions, Man City, while Mikel Arteta's Arsenal have shown how serious they are about going one better than their second place finish last year.

Jurgen Klopp wants to end his Liverpool tenure with a league title but to do so, they will have to better both of their rivals results.



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MEN's Manchester City writer Simon Bajkowski

There has been a feeling at City this season that they haven't had the credit for what they have done when a Treble hangover would have been easy to hide behind.

If they are to do it, making the most of their home advantage - and winning at Spurs again - will likely be the reason.

However, this is a new title race for Guardiola in the sense that three teams are involved so it is harder for City to take control - even beating Arsenal won't see them top if Liverpool have beaten Brighton.

Arsenal’s last five away games are Man City, Brighton, Wolves, Spurs and Manchester United.

That’s a daunting run at any stage of the season, let alone the title run in.

This is a young and hungry Arsenal squad who are hellbent on delivering on their potential.

Liverpool ECHO's Head of Football Joe Rimmer

Liverpool are nicely poised heading into the final 10 games of the season.

Second on goal difference, they will be keen to do the business at home to Brighton before sitting back and watching their two title rivals face off later that day.

Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Diogo Jota, Curtis Jones, Ryan Gravenberch and Stefan Bajcetic should all return in the coming weeks.

They'll be wary of Man City especially - Liverpool know all too well the type of form Pep Guardiola's side can display when it comes to the crunch weeks of the league season - but boosted by the emotion of Jurgen Klopp's final months as boss, there is more desire than ever to finish the season in extraordinary fashion.


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