Are Tottenham the biggest test left for Liverpool this season?

But both European ties are either side of a crucial league tie against Chelsea. We all remember what happened last time Chelsea came to town as Liverpool chased the title.

If Liverpool make it to the Champions League semi-finals, they’ll face either Ajax or Juventus, with a trip to Newcastle in between the two legs. They haven’t won on any of their last three trips to St James’ Park.

Their final league game of the season then sees Wolves come to town. Wolves may well have a FA Cup Final to focus on, but they’ve shown they can mix it up with the big boys this term.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side dumped Liverpool out of the cup and they’ve either beaten or drawn with all of the other Big Six sides in league action since getting promoted.

Can they raise their game?

Another issue for Liverpool is that they’ve not been fully firing lately. The sensational form of Sadio Mane has helped to cover up for Mohamed Salah’s run of one goal in his last 10 appearances.

The defence isn’t quite as secure as it had been earlier this term either. After conceding just 15 goals in 29 league games, they’ve now failed to keep a clean sheet in their previous three outings. It’s hardly a disaster, but it’s a sign that the level has slightly dipped across the team.

The international break will have given Klopp a chance to reset. He’ll hope his team are back to their best for the rest of the campaign, starting this weekend.

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