Jamie Carragher predicts Liverpool points tally from remaining six games

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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesJamie CarragherLiverpool has six Premier League games left to secure a place in the Champions League next term, and Jamie Carragher has delivered some positive predictionsJamie Carragher delivered his prediction for Liverpool's run-in(Image: Getty Images)Jamie Carragher is backing Liverpool to claim 11 points from its remaining six Premier League games, which would almost certainly be enough to secure Champions League qualification for next season.The Reds resume their top-flight campaign with an away Merseyside derby today, and Carragher told Sky Sports that he backing his old club to secure victory, which would give the Reds a seven-point cushion in fifth.Carragher is tipping Liverpool to follow up victory over Everton with draws against Crystal Palace and Manchester United, before a win over Chelsea.A predicted loss away to Aston Villa is then followed by a home win over Brentford on the final day of the season.Were all of those predictions to end up happening, Liverpool would end the season on 63 points, which is a tally that only Bournemouth and Sunderland would mathematically be capable of reaching – and that would require both of those clubs to win all of their remaining games.READ MORE: Referee was taken off usual duties after Everton vs Liverpool chaos saw four red cardsREAD MORE: Brendan Rodgers was fired one hour after Merseyside derby as Arne Slot bids to avoid repeatIn a separate interview with the Liverpool Echo, Carragher said that Liverpool must play well to record a victory over Everton."I still believe that if Liverpool play well they will win,” Carragher said."It's interesting because even though Liverpool have a really good record of late, probably going back 10-15 years at Goodison, it was always a tight pitch with people on top of you."And I know they have done that brilliantly at the new stadium, it's really steep, the fans are on top of you, but it's nothing like Goodison.Content cannot be displayed without consent"But I just think the size of the pitch means that you can't get after the opposition as much and that's what the derby is for Everton."You imagine Liverpool on the ball and Everton trying to win it and get the crowd going. And I just think there's a lot of space on that pitch."Carragher added: "Liverpool will need to play well to win, there's no doubt about that."Remember what Everton did to Chelsea (a 3-0 win) and Liverpool are similar to Chelsea if you see where they are in the league.

But Everton aren't that far behind, are they?"Liverpool's big players need to play well but I think if they do play well, they might just about have enough in a tight game. It could be 1-0 or 2-1."Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Jamie CarragherLiverpool FC