BREAKING: The One Team That Could Derail Liverpool’s Title Hopes—And It’s Not Arsenal
Right now, the title race isn’t about Arsenal, Manchester City, or any other team—it’s all about us. When people ask who I’m most concerned about, my answer is always Liverpool.
Our focus needs to stay on ourselves, not Arsenal or anyone else. We just have to keep pushing forward, maintain momentum, and improve wherever possible, taking each game as it comes.
If we win our game in hand and beat Arsenal at home, those results could be vital in keeping us in the title race until the season’s end.
There are some massive matches ahead—especially one against Tottenham. We’re aiming for another final, and playing at Wembley feels like a second home for us. We’ve probably played there more than anyone else in recent years.
Overcoming that 1-0 deficit against Tottenham is a top priority, and it’ll be interesting to see what lineup Arne Slot puts out. I expect a strong team to go for the win before any rotation for the Plymouth match. Thursday night’s game, under the lights and in front of our fans, should be something special.
Federico Chiesa was outstanding against PSV—he’s a top-quality player. Due to his injury history, we’re being extra cautious with him to make sure he’s fully fit. He’s treated as a special case because of his potential impact.
As the season progresses, he could really make a difference, whether starting or coming off the bench. His ability is undeniable—I remember watching him for Italy, and he’s overcome a lot in recent years. Hopefully, the careful approach pays off, and he gets more game time, improving with each appearance.
Losing any player to injury is never ideal. Trent really struggled—I’m not sure exactly what the issue was, but seeing him forced off was tough. Defensively, we were fortunate to escape some tricky moments on Saturday, but his injury is a concern. Let’s hope it’s nothing too serious.
It’s been a tough season for him, with a lot on his mind, and that affects a player’s performance. He wasn’t himself against Manchester United last month, and even though it’s only been a few games, people are already talking. But there’s more happening behind the scenes.
Ultimately, it’s something he and the manager need to work through. Being constantly in the spotlight isn’t easy—it takes a toll. He’s only human, after all.