Liverpool vs Tottenham

Tottenham fights for a spot in the Top 4 against one of the toughest squads in the Premier League, Liverpool, at Anfield on Saturday, May 7 (5/7/2022).

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This will be the 177th meeting between the two sides with Liverpool picking up 84 wins, 44 draws and 48 defeats against Spurs in all competitions. Harry Kane has been relatively quiet lately and given his record against Liverpool - especially at Anfield - it seems like the perfect opportunity for him to maintain his goalscoring form. In their last five meetings, four of them have finished with three or more total goals. Meanwhile, Liverpool's hopes for a quadruple finish are still alive after finishing off Villarreal 5-2 on aggregate to secure a place in the Champions League final this season. Spurs' record at Liverpool is not great and have not picked up three points there in 11 years. Both teams to score is 8/11.

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This will be the 177th meeting between the two sides with Liverpool picking up 84 wins, 44 draws and 48 defeats against Spurs in all competitions. In their last five meetings, four of them have finished with three or more total goals. The Italian boss has done nothing but wonders at the club and despite a few disappointing performances still they find themselves in fifth-place behind arch-rivals Arsenal who only have a two-point advantage over them which promises to provide an exciting climax in the top four race. The Reds have finished 21 league outings with three or more total goals while for Tottenham it is 20 league matches. Lifting the League Cup earlier this season plus FA Cup final next week as well as the possibility of revenge against Real Madrid for Europe's top prize. Both teams to score is 8/11.

The Reds look to maintain their title chase by going top once again ahead of City's match on Sunday.

We are in the race for a place in the Champions League and we have to find a way to get points in every game. In the meantime, The Liverpool Offside team will keep you updated with all of the team news and match buildup as it becomes available, along with providing a matchday liveblog and post-match recaps and reaction. Jurgen Klopp: “[Tottenham] have speed like crazy up front, Harry Kane, what a player, they have a blind understanding (the front men). It’s probably the biggest challenge for protection we’ve faced in a long time. Four of those six losses have come against big six sides (and West Ham) over the course of the season. Spurs had piled the pressure on, with both Ibrahima Konaté and later even Alisson (uncharacteristically) not having their best games. The same pattern could hold for Luis Díaz, though the front three is anyone’s guess.

Liverpool and Tottenham come into this clash in superb form, so it's time to break down where the contest could be won, or indeed lost.

Liverpool's main creator against the Tottenham spoiler. Seemingly out of sorts in recent weeks by his usual extraordinary standard, Salah will be looking to spark back into life fresh off the back of picking up the first individual prize of the season in the shape of the Football Writers' Player of the Year. Liverpool continue their pursuit of a never before seen quadruple with a return to focus on the Premier League.

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They defend compact, and these kinds of things, and then obviously [they have] some of the best counter-attacking players in the world. “Especially away from home, they are not too bothered about having the ball all the time, stuff like this. While with Chelsea and Spurs, Conte has seen his side lose to Liverpool just once – when Chelsea met the Reds in the Premier League in 2016/17 and the scoreline read 2-1. He has four in as many home appearances in the Premier League against Spurs – and don’t get us started on the Champions League final penalty. What has happened in the years since has seen Liverpool and Tottenham set off on a vastly different trajectory, one racking up the silverware as the struggles to end a 14-year wait for a trophy. Right now, all focus has to be on the Premier League and placing further pressure on Man City ahead of their kickoff on Sunday.

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May 7 May 7 May 7 NOW TV/BT Sport BT Sport 1/Ultimate Spurs are without a win at Liverpool in 12 games, losing nine of those matches on a barren run stretching back to May 2011.