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Liverpool head into the latest round of Premier League fixtures with one clear objective.

That objective is a big one, one that would write the club into the history books once again, as they see themselves on the verge of greatness.

With a Premier League title on the line, emotions will be running high, and the team will have to work extra hard to maintain their focus and get the job done.

One point away from being crowned champions, football is a topsy turvy game, and they will have to be ready for any obstacles that may be thrown their way.

In his programme notes ahead of the Spurs clash, Virgil van Dijk has delivered a powerful message to supporters and his players, urging everyone to focus on the job at hand, so that they can reap the rewards afterwards.

“We know what is on the line, but first and foremost we are professionals.

And as ever, I am expecting a very tough game.”

“If I’ve learnt anything during my time in England, it’s that you should never take anything for granted when it comes to Premier league football.”

Spurs vs.

Liverpool at Anfield has become a stage for some very exciting games in recent years.

One comes to memory from the 2022/23 season, where Liverpool burst into a 3-0 lead before half-time.

Spurs managed to claw their way back to 3-3, before a Diogo Jota decider in the dying minutes of the game spared the Reds’ blushes to win the game 4-3.

Liverpool will be hoping for a much more straightforward afternoon tomorrow, as simply avoiding defeat will be all they need to be the new kings of the division.

The Skipper goes on to urge the fans to be with them during the game tomorrow, as they fight for a title that is not only for the club, but for the city of Liverpool.

“We are planning to be at our best, and we need you guys to be at yours too.

One more.”

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