Liverpool v Wolves

It's been 281 days since Liverpool started their league campaign and it all comes to a close today, with Wolves the visitors and the title still on the line.

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It’s the most exciting because seeing how good the boys are and seeing the steps that we’ve made and just two games to go. Once again it goes down to the final day of the season, with Liverpool realistically needing to beat Wolves and for City to drop points against Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa. “I’ve been lucky enough to have had a few exciting times,” Klopp said. It is little surprise that Jürgen Klopp is enjoying the time of his life as he prepares to lead Liverpool into a season-defining week. Has been a wild and thrilling ride, in which four points have been dropped from a possible 51, and if there is to be one more twist in the tale today it will be the stuff of instant legend. The last time Liverpool won the title on the final day of the season was in 1986, when they needed to beat Chelsea to hold of Everton’s surge. It was appropriate that he should crown his first extraordinary season in an extraordinary job by thwarting the title challenge of the old enemy on Merseyside, Everton, with a goal whose conception and execution represented his super talent at its finest.

Match preview ahead of Liverpool v Wolves in the Premier League at Anfield, as it all comes down to the final day...

And nobody will be able to take anything away from this Liverpool squad as a whole, regardless of the outcome. To paraphrase Jurgen Klopp on the subject of playing 11 v 11 in training, you wouldn’t want to be playing those other lads at the weekend. They’re on the cusp of unprecedented greatness and, no matter what happens, nobody would be able to take that away from them. That is incredible and it takes every single one of them at all levels. He may well decide it’s time to move on in the summer, and he’ll do so with our best wishes. You forget just how much Jurgen Klopp has had to use his squad this season, over the course of 61 games.