Liverpool and Arsenal .. The club avoids talking about the title despite the sweep of "Ghanars"

Liverpool scored a 5-1 win over Arsenal to take the nine-point lead in the Premier League on Saturday, but his coach Jurgen Klub still does not want to be involved in the title talks.

Tottenham Hotspur's surprise defeat at home against Wolverhampton Wanderers gave Liverpool a three-point lead, while Manchester City, now ten points behind, could cut the gap if it beat Southampton on Sunday.

However, Liverpool has a chance to get Citi points when coach Pep Guardiola faces the FA Cup on Thursday, his biggest game of the season.

Klob, who is fed up with frequent questions from journalists about the title race, said he had warned not to fall into the trap of talking about his team's chances with 18 games to play in the end of the season.

"I'm not the smartest person in the world, but I'm not an idiot," he told reporters. It does not matter how many points you have in December. If we lose three points, the title will be: "Do you feel nervous?"

Asked about his record of the 2018 season, which had allowed Liverpool to reach the final of the Champions League and maintain a free record of defeats in the league to become the best candidate of the title, the club said that this was "not bad"

"The players have taken a big step forward, but it's important to show that it's a positive process – there is nothing to feel in 2018."

Former Borussia coach Dortmund was pleased with the reaction of his team while he was late with a goal against Arsenal 11 minutes later, but was particularly pleased with Mohamed Salah's decision to give Roberto Fermino l 'opportunity to pay a penalty in the second half.

The Brazilian striker scored two goals in the first half and allowed him to make a move from Salah to mark his first trilogy of his career with Liverpool.

"Mohamed Salah has inflicted the penalty on Bobby and I almost cried because we all know how much Salah wants to score goals, it's a very beautiful thing."

Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson, who was welcomed in the second half after another spectacular performance, said the focus was now on moving the team to the stadium. the FA.

"It's a great game that every player on the team is looking forward to, but in December we missed one game after another and now we have a comfortable lead, we're going to rest now and get ready for this match. "