Liverpool did not put on a very good performance in their away match against West Ham, which ended in a 2-2 draw. They had a good presence in the first half but failed to capitalize on their chances and paid for it in the 43rd minute when they fell behind on the scoreline. However, they reacted and equalized in the 48th minute, only to find a second goal with an own goal in the 65th minute of the match. Despite this, they could not secure the win and in the 77th minute they conceded the equalizer for the final 2-2 score.

They stayed away from victories for the second consecutive match as they had previously suffered a 2-0 defeat to Everton, which ultimately left them out of the title race. There are issues within the team, with Salah having a conflict with Klopp. In this climate, they are trying to find motivation in their last three games, as whatever happens, they will finish in 3rd place in the standings.

Defenders Van Dijk (33/2) and Matip (10/0) are expected to remain sidelined. Also, forward Jota (21/10) will be unavailable for the match.

The presence of Tottenham was disappointing in the away match against Chelsea, where they were defeated 2-0. They didn’t perform well from the start and couldn’t pose a threat to the opponent’s goal. They fell behind in the score in the 24th minute and then couldn’t find a way to react. In the 72nd minute, the score became 2-0 against them, which was the final result.

This was the third consecutive defeat for the London team, following losses to Newcastle and Arsenal. They missed every opportunity to compete for the 4th place and will settle for the 5th place in the standings and the Europa League. Nevertheless, they are looking for a reaction and want to end the season positively.

Defenders Davies (18/1) and Alderweireld (28/2) are unavailable. From the attack, Werner (13/2) and Sissoko (5/0) are also not considered.