Liverpool can move top of the Premier League table when they face Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park (12.30 GMT).
However, Jurgen Klopp played down the importance of leapfrogging Arsenal and going to the summit when speaking at his press conference. Three points is his only concern. The Reds boss said: So, with playing Europa League you are obviously usually on the other side of that. And I can tell you we ignore usually the results from other teams because we play Thursday and then Sunday when everybody already played on Saturday or whatever. So usually they already won their games. I don’t feel that kind of pressure from other teams, we want to win our game, and Arsenal doesn’t need extra pressure, they play Aston Villa, so that’s enough [of] a job to do. There’s nothing."
Liverpool head to south London on the back of three successive victories. They were not at their best against Sheffield United earlier this week but earned a 2-0 triumph.
Klopp would certainly take a similar result against Palace in a hectic period. The Reds are now without Joel Matip for what could be the rest of the season with an ACL injury while Alexis Mac Alllister is expected to miss the clash because of a nasty cut he sustained at Sheffield United.
1. GK - Alisson Becker
Unlucky not to have had a clean sheet against Chelsea and will be expecting a busy game.
2. RB - Trent Alexander-Arnold
The vice-captain has come off the bench in the past two games. There were some questions around whether he'd get his place back but the devastating news of the passing of Con or Bradley's father may mean Alexander-Arnold returns.
3. CB - Ibrahima Konate
Has dominated Arsenal twice already this season and will be aiming to make it a third.
4. CB - Virgil van Dijk
The Liverpool skipper got away with a couple of penalty appeals against Chelsea but has been in rock-solid form.