We are still favourites for the title, Klopp's solution to injury absences

Faced with a series of injuries to Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota and Curtis Jones, Klopp has explained the solution he has found. "If we are here it is because of them. The lads have done very well, now we will have to use them and give them the opportunity, in a good moment they might all play. We have several options, players who have shown they can be at the level like McConner or Clark, Koumas and Danns. They are all very talented, but we will see what we can do about that".

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In that sense, Aleman detailed his plan to solve all the problems he has faced so far this season: "I always have to be flexible. It's not a big problem, really, as long as you have enough players available. You put guys in when you can. When we had both natural left-backs injured, or situations like that, we found a solution. And it worked fantastically. Before the season we didn't have a 6, someone who could play in that position, and we solved it. As long as it's not an hour before the game, of course".

"As long as we have at least one training session it's fine, because all the lads are good with the ball at their feet. It only changes on plays when we don't have the ball. We have to be flexible, but it was more fun than a problem, really. The thing is that we have a solution now, and if we didn't have injuries you would say I have a problem because I have a lot to choose from. That's the truth, that's the way it is. We have no excuses, we have to go and win. And there are 5,000 ways to do it, we just need to find on".

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The big problem for Klopp

"That should always be a possibility, especially when we play at home because we create a dynamic where people can grow and improve. As long as you offer the best version of yourself, what does the position matter? It's about how you can help the team".