If all goes well for Liverpool on Easter Sunday they could find themselves crowned as Premier League champions.

Although that is a very real possibility, it does not seem especially likely, with the Reds needing to beat Leicester while Arsenal lose to Ipswich.

Given the run of form Leicester are in, you’d fancy Liverpool to beat them at the King Power Stadium on Sunday.



But fresh from knocking Real Madrid out of the Champions League, it would be a surprise if the Gunners lost at Portman Road.

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Nevertheless, Liverpool can only control their side of the bargain.

And as he aims for three more precious Premier League points, here’s the XI we think Arne Slot will send out.

In fact, given Trent’s impending exit, we think Bradley should start for the rest of the season.

Another to have been linked with a departure is Ibrahima Konate, but as Ibou is still very much a Liverpool player, he should be starting here.

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So too will Virgil van Dijk, who will be looking to back up the signing of his new contract with another decisive moment.

Left-back should see Slot make his first change, with Andy Robertson coming back in for Kostas Tsimikas.

As Liverpool now have just one game per week, the chances of Slot rotating his team have been vastly reduced.

With rotation at a minimum in midfield all season, that does not make it difficult to predict who the Liverpool head coach will pick game to game.

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After Dominik Szoboszlai was rested against West Ham, it seems likely that the Hungarian will return in place of Curtis Jones.

Alexis Mac Allister and Ryan Gravenberch have been crucial to Liverpool’s title charge and it’s unlikely either will miss too much football between now and May 25th.

Liverpool’s attack is where fans would perhaps most like to see some change over the final weeks of the season.

However, Slot has proven to be stubborn with his selection for the front three and that does not seem especially likely to change now.

Slot confirmed that Darwin Nunez is back available, but it would be a surprise to see the Uruguayan start here.

Instead, Diogo Jota is set to play through the middle, with Mohamed Salah to his right and Luis Diaz to his left.

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