Sadio Mane insists that Liverpool must win EVERY game to win the Premier League title

Sadio Mane thinks the equation of the title is simple for Liverpool: "win all the remaining games to win the title".

And if that seems like a daunting challenge, the flying winger – who is in the shape of his life and who has emerged as a serious competitor of the season's player – believes that if a club can do that, it's the Anfield's outfit.

Mane, in fact, thinks that fate may well be on Liverpool's side, given the incredible momentum offered by another last breath, and a monumental victory against the Spurs, which has allowed the Reds to regain the top spot .

When asked if they should win their last six games to become champions, he said, "To be honest, I think we have to win every game, even if it will not be easy.

"But we can always win every game because we are a good team and we play very well. Yes, of course, we must play better (than Spurs v).

"But sometimes it's difficult after the international break because we only had two sessions together.

"Now that we're back and we're starting with a win, I think it's very important, we still have three or four days to train together, be like before and start again."

It's the closest title race since City beat United in the final seconds of the last day of the 2011-12 season, and perhaps the most engaging since Arsenal made the same in Liverpool in 1989.

Mane played her role dramatically. Sunday was the first time he had scored in his last five games and he had scored 12 goals in his last 13 games.

It's a powerful momentum as the Reds face the six weeks that will seal their fate. And when it was suggested that Liverpool should feel invincible with another last breath winner, he replied:

"That's what motivates you more and encourages everyone to say," Let's go, we can do it, "so I think it's still important.

"It's a very, very good sign and I think anything is possible, so let's do it and win it. I do not know if it sounds like a fate, because we still have some games to do. But it's a good sign.

"It was a really tough match. we must respect [ Tottenham ] because they were very well organized and they played very well too. But the most important thing is to get the three points and that's it. "

Another Mane goal might have placed him alongside Sergio Aguero, just behind the season's top players, Raheem Sterling and Virgil van Dijk, but the Senegalese star insists he has no idea of ​​individual honors.

"It's football; Sometimes you mark, sometimes no. It can happen, "he said about his white against the Spurs. But we do not forget that everything is a team issue. When the team wins, it's more important. "