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Son Heung-min insisted Tottenham are still on track despite a fourth consecutive defeat all but ending their Champions League hopes. Strikes from Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott pushed Klopp's men within five points of leaders Arsenal in the table with two games remaining, and four points behind holders Manchester City, who have a game in hand over both. Liverpool talisman Salah headed home his 18th league goal of the season in the 16th minute before Robertson doubled their lead with a tap-in just before halftime. 

AADAM PATEL AT ANFIELD: Liverpool finally found some form in a 4-2 Premier League victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday in Jurgen Klopp's penultimate game at Anfield. Strikes from Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott pushed Klopp's men within five points of leaders Arsenal in the table with two games remaining, and four points behind holders Manchester City, who have a game in hand over both. Liverpool talisman Salah headed home his 18th league goal of the season in the 16th minute before Robertson doubled their lead with a tap-in just before halftime. Gakpo headed in Elliott's cross in the 50th, then the midfielder bagged his own with a rocket from 20 yards out that curled into the top corner.

Tottenham defenders Cristian Romero and Emerson Royal were involved in a heated argument during the match against Liverpool.  Ange Postecoglou's side continued their poor from in the first half at Anfield when Mohamed Salah opened the scoring with a header inside 16 minutes.  Andy Robertson then tapped the ball home from close-range to double Liverpool's lead just before the break. 

AADAM PATEL AT ANFIELD: Liverpool kept their title ambitions hanging by a thread with victory over Tottenham.  Just one week after his highly-publicised spat with Jurgen Klopp Mo Salah returned to the starting XI and wasted little time in making an impact as he opened the scoring after just 16 minutes before assisting Andy Robertson who doubled their lead. Cody Gakpo headed home a third after the restart and Harvey Elliot made it four with a thunderbolt on the hour mark.

Liverpool fans were quick to hail Harvey Elliott's 'absolute screamer' of a goal to give Jurgen Klopp's Reds a four-goal lead over Tottenham on Sunday. Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Cody Gakpo had already scored for the hosts at Anfield before Elliott's beautiful goal, which for many supporters was a cherry on top of a superb performance. Salah poked the ball into the path of Elliott, and he took it onto his left foot before unleashing a sensational strike into the top corner of Guglielmo Vicario's goal. 

Sir Alex Ferguson's old adage says that your defence wins you titles, and while Liverpool's back-line has been good, it hasn't been imperious. Could Sepp van den Berg be the answer? Perennially farmed out on loan, the 22-year-old has wooed admirers with good performances at Mainz in the Bundesliga this season. He is rated as the best under-23 centre-back in Europe's top five leagues by WhoScored.com. Should he have a big role at Liverpool next season, or is he too much of a gamble?

Former Liverpool star Peter Crouch (inset) has warned incoming Reds boss Arne Slot (left) that it will be 'difficult' to replace Jurgen Klopp (right) in the Anfield dugout at the end of the season. The Reds were previously favourites to replace Klopp with former player Xabi Alonso before the Spaniard decided to extend his stay at Bayer Leverkusen after winning the Bundesliga title.

DOMINIC KING AT ANFIELD: Andrew Robertson bemoaned the wretched combination of wasteful finishing and lax defending that is betraying Liverpool's attempts to become champions. The Scotland international was one of his side's better performers in their ruinous 1-0 defeat by Crystal Palace and it was only his stunning intervention in the 28th minute, when clearing off his own line, that stopped the situation being even worse. Liverpool have had a habit of falling behind in matches this season but often found a way to win. On this occasion, though, they couldn't get away with it as they fluffed a number of glorious opportunities in the second half to give themselves a fighting chance of success.

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Andy Robertson has been hailed by Liverpool fans after his stunning goal line clearance prevented the Reds from falling 2-0 down against Crystal Palace.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Following a season in which Klopp's Kids have received acclaim, Andy Robertson demonstrated on Thursday night that the 'old guard' can also have a major effect on the company's bottom line. Robertson, a key part of Klopp's Liverpool team that went on to become English and European champions, has only played three Premier League games since October after suffering a dislocated shoulder. However, when the boss turned to 'Robbo' after an hour against Sheffield United with the scoreline at 1-1, he helped keep the game alive.

With Andy Robertson avoiding any serious injury after the Scotsman hobbled off during the international break with ankle pains, Liverpool has been given a lift ahead of the Premier League title run-in. Robertson, 30, returned to Merseyside for MRI, and it appears that the left back has escaped any serious, long-term injury. After returning from the autumn international camp with a dislocated shoulder, Robertson is still a mystery for the coming games, noting that Liverpool can play three days from Sunday.

Andy Robertson is expected to recover from a serious injury after being limped off during the loss to Northern Ireland on Tuesday, but both teams are still suffering from a complete recovery from the left back's scan on Wednesday. The ankle injury has still makes him a question for Liverpool's next matches, but there is a chance he has avoided any season-ending injuries. During Robertson's loss to Northern Ireland, where Liverpool teammate Conor Bradley scored the game's only goal.

On Tuesday night, Conor Bradley scored the goal of his life in Glasgow, but his jubilation was tinged with fear for his Liverpool teammate Andy Robertson. Robinson, who has been out of action for three months, limped off with an ankle injury in the first half of Scotland's sobering 1-0 loss to Northern Ireland. Bradley: 'I'm angry.' I didn't have the opportunity to speak to him, but I was right behind it, and it did seem he rolled his ankle or something like that.' It was a traumatic one, but hopefully not serious.

CALUM CROWE AT HAMPDEN PARK: Since skipper Andy Robertson hobbled off in the first half, Steve Clarke's side has now gone seven games without a win and also suffered from an injury scare. Conor Bradley of Liverpool scored the only goal of the game to win for a Northern Ireland side ranked 74th in the world. Scotland is now facing a crisis of confidence ahead of the Euros in Germany after a result that was flat and unimpressive throughout.

Fans of Scotland booed God Save The King of England, the British national anthem, largely in the game against Northern Ireland at Hampden Park on Tuesday night. Northern Ireland's sing the song ahead of every game, but some patriotic Scots, who attempted to drown out the anthem as it was played on the stadium's speakers before the friendly kicked off, were not well received. More information will be added soon.

Northern Ireland beat Scotland by a narrow 1-0 victory over their neighbors Scotland thanks to Conor Bradley's spectacular first goal for his country. Liverpool's rising star opened his account for Northern Ireland by capitalizing on Nathan Patterson's mistake before darting into the box and thumping a looping attempt into the top right-hand corner. Scotland suffered more misery in the first half after Lewis Ferguson replaced him.

MATT BARLOW HAMPDEN PARK: During Tuesday night's loss to Northern Ireland in Glasgow, Robertson sustained what looked to be an ankle injury. After a challenge from Trai Hume, Scotland's captain needed medical attention, but a little later, he collided on the same ankle, causing more. In the 36th minute, he walked straight to the bench and limped off looking completely distraught. Klopp will be keen to see him back on Merseyside, but Robertson will be ruled out for Sunday's Premier League match against Brighton.

Andy Robertson expressed his displeasure with Scotland's late defeat against the Netherlands, with the captain boasting that Scotland were fortunate not to lose by six. Despite being strong for the first hour of the friendly in Amsterdam, the Scots trailed 1-0 thanks to a first-half goal by Dutch midfielder Tijjani Reijnders. Lawrence Shankland then had a chance to equalize in the second half before the wheels fell off for Steve Clarke's side.

The conflicting referee reports that land in their inbox every week are being left baffled, because they were told that the VAR was not obliged not to intervene even when the referee was wrong. Following each round of fixtures, an evaluation called the Key Match Incidents report is sent to all 20 sides. It was organized by the Premier League, who co-own PGMOL, and it includes the key moments from every match alongside the decision of a five-person KMI commission determining whether the referee's on-field decision was correct or incorrect.

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On Saturday, a young Liverpool fan came to a whirlwind conclusion to the Reds' Premier League match against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. Jurgen Klopp's team maintained their position at the top of the table thanks to Darwin Nunez's 99th-minute winner, who sparked the traveling community's aspirations and angered all those associated with the east Midlands outfit. Forest players, coaches, and even owner Evangelos Marinakis erupted in a tense rally minutes after referee Paul Tierney incorrectly restarted play after a head injury to Ibrahima Konate.

After the replacement scored Liverpool's 99th-minute winner at The City Ground, Jurgen Klopp had an ecstatic reaction to Nottingham Forest's fan chant against Darwin Nunez. The Uruguayan player came off the bench but came late to score the Reds' winning goal in stoppage time - to the ferocity of the home team and their followers. When Nunez came onto the pitch, replacing Andy Robertson in the 60th minute, he was met with a raucous from Nottingham Forest supporters.

According to reports, the Scotland international is ranked No. 1 on a list of potential replacements for Bayern's Alphonso Davies, who is set to join Real Madrid this summer. Bayern acknowledges that pulling Robertson out of Anfield would be a big blow, but they are determined to find a top-class replacement so are set their sights high. Robertson, who joined Hull City from £8 million in 2017, is a hugely popular figure at Liverpool and has played a vital role in the club's triumph under Jurgen Klopp.