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onsdag, juli 22, 2020

Liverpool - Chelsea på Viasat med början kl 21.15

Det behövs glädje som åtminstone tillfälligt skingrar det jobbiga corona-mörkret.
Vad kan i så fall vara bättre än att se Liverpoolkaptenen i kväll, efter matchen mot Chelsea, höja bucklan och se/höra Liverpoolfansens glädje.
Viktig match på TV för oss "karantänare".
























Jürgen Klopp has described his matchday emotions ahead of Liverpool's Premier League coronation at 
Anfield this 
evening.
Almost a month after clinching the 
club’s first league title since 1990, 
the boss, his players and staff will head 
onto the Kop to collect the glittering trophy once their clash with Chelsea concludes tonight.
As he detailed his mood during an exclusive interview for Liverpoolfc.com’s Match Centre this afternoon, Klopp again 
stated the uniquely difficult circumstances of preparing for 
such a tough match knowing what
 is to follow the full-time whistle.
“Good, good,” he said of his current feeling.
“Different things to go for – one is
 the game, which I like. But it’s a 
difficult 
one, we don’t have to hide that fact. 
It’s really difficult because they are 
good, they are strong and they fight 
for the Champions League, and we 
don’t obviously. We fight for 
keeping different records going, 
stuff like 
that, that’s all clear.
“The boys looked really good in 
training, that’s good. Then, after 
the game 
there’s a big moment, a big 
moment. 
I’m looking forward to it really,
 it will be really special, it will be 
really emotional.
“But it’s like you know behind the 
wall is something which you really 
like, but 
you still have to climb or jump over 
the wall, that’s how it is at the 
moment. But that’s not a problem because we have enough time
 after the game.
“We will be prepared as good as
 we 
can for the time after the game as 
well. So, all good.”
The Reds take on Chelsea for 
the
 fourth time this season, having 
claimed UEFA Super Cup and 
Premier League wins before
 losing 
to the 
Blues in the FA Cup.
Frank Lampard’s FA Cup finalists
 journey to Anfield in the midst 
of a
 tight race for Champions League qualification, and Klopp 
acknowledged Liverpool must
 reach 
their highest level to mark their
 final home fixture of the 
campaign 
with success.
“It was always [tough]. This year we
 won the away game, we won the 
Super Cup final – it was a draw 
and 
a penalty shootout – and we lost
 the 
FA Cup game,” he said of the 
visitors.
“Traditionally, we always have a 
really tough draw; away at Chelsea, thank 
you very much! With a changed 
team obviously, but again, they are 
just 
good. That’s how it is.
“That we are 30 points ahead of 
Chelsea, some people will 
probably 
take it that we are the clear
 favourite 
but when you see the games, you 
know it was much closer in the
 games. But I have no problem 
with that.
“I respect what other teams do, 
we 
do our stuff and if we do it at our
 highest level, we are really uncomfortable to 
play against. I saw that in the City 
game, I saw that in the Arsenal 
game, that we were really spot on
 – with 
one or two situations which were not perfect, that’s true as well.
“We just have to make sure that the
 good things are there as well again 
and the not-so-good things we don’t show tonight – that’s how football is always.”
Adam Lallana will be named in Liverpool’s matchday squad for tonight’s final Anfield game of the season against Chelsea, Jürgen Klopp has confirmed.



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