Liverpool v Tottenham: Premier League – Live! | Soccer

"The duck has barked; the turtle sniffed the air; and yet it's always a good time, "says Debens. "Fabinho had to start in Milner's place."

I feel nerves.

"If you ask me, Liverpool's defense work is simple, "says Peter Oh. "Keep the Great Dane in advance, harry Kane constantly, and always remember that less Moura is."

Chelsea took 2-1 in added timeand Neil Warnock looks about to leave.

"My dear Rob" wrote Ian Copestake. "May I apologize in advance for the impressive number of e-mails that Liverpool fans will now receive on the fact that Fabinho is on the bench and that our midfielder is this conservative midfielder that nobody any other than our leader can afford? "

Ms. Doyle was also a football fan.

Chelsea scored a tying goal for Cardiffalthough it is painfully offside. You can follow the last minutes with Daniel Harris.

Liverpool (4-3-3) Alisson; Alexander Arnold, Matip, van Dijk, Robertson; Milner, Henderson, Wijnaldum; Salah, Firmino, Mane.
Substitutes: Fabinho, Lovren, Keita, Lallana, Mignolet, Shaqiri, Origi.

Tottenham Hotspur (3-3-2-2) Lloris; Alderweireld, Sanchez, Vertonghen; Trippier, Sissoko, Rose; Eriksen, Alli; Lucas Moura, Kane.
Substitutes: Son, Wanyama, Llorente, Foyth, Davies, Skipp, Gazzaniga.

Arbitrator Martin Atkinson.

Hello. In their 2000 single, Do not Falter, a suspicious idea of ​​the ability of love to influence serotonin levels, Mint Royale, starring Lauren Laverne, said, "You must decide to risk your heart for that love finds you.

Liverpool fans know the feeling. They risked their hearts and souls this season and their mental health could still follow. The more you invest, the more you win and lose. Whatever happens, the next six weeks will be the most intense experience for all Liverpool fans. They will experience euphoria and desolation at different times. But at 5 pm on May 12, the last day of the season, only one of these feelings will be available.

All that Liverpool can do is continue winning games and baduming / hoping / praying that Manchester City will lose points as games multiply. Jurgen Klopp's team could have used all its margins of error in this series of four draws in six games, and today's game against the Spurs at Anfield is certainly a win. If Liverpool does not win today, City will stay in the lead and have a game in hand.

I still think Liverpool are a brilliant 9/4 win to win the title as they play the easiest away games, but the Spurs are such dangerous opponents. The match here last season was a crazy clbadic, which ended 2-2, and neutrals would like something similar today. But it's easy to say because our hearts are not in danger.

Start is at the hour of squealing, also at 16:30 BST.