Liverpool turn their attention to the FA Cup - and their third-round tie against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium couldn't be much tougher.
The Reds and the Gunners are fighting it out for the Premier League title this season. After the festive period, Liverpool sit top of the table and five points ahead of fourth-placed Arsenal but there are still plenty of twists and turns to come.
And while the race to be crowned champions will be parked, there's still a psychological battle to win - as well as a spot in the fourth round of the historic competition.
Liverpool have to prepare to life without Mo Salah and Wataru Endo for a period. Both have departed to represent Egypt and Japan and the African Cup of Nations and Asian Cup respectively. Certainly, losing Salah - who has scored 18 goals in all competitions this season - is a hammer blow. What's more, Dominik Szoboszlai (hamstring) is also absent for the encounter after suffering a hamstring problem in the 4-2 win over Newcastle United on New Year's Day.
Arsenal have been in stuttering form, losing their previous two games against West Ham and Fulham but will not be underestimated. They held Liverpool to an entertaining 1-1 draw at Anfield only two weeks ago and another entertaining battle could be in store.
Klopp has selection decisions to ponder and ahead of kick-off, here's the Liverpool team predicted to face Arsenal.
1. GK - Alisson Becker
The Liverpool keeper made a big error at Arsenal but that was the first of the season for him and he's been one of the best performers.
2. RB - Trent Alexander-Arnold
The Reds vice-skipper played wider than he has done at Arsenal but may be switched back to a hybrid role.
3. CB - Jarell Quansah
The academy product is enjoying a fine breakthrough season. Joe Gomez could not be spotted in training earlier this week so may be one of the players with flu. That could leave the berth open for Quansah with Konate suspended.
4. CB - Virgil van Dijk
The Liverpool captain was also at fault along with Alisson for Arsenal's second goal. However, van Dijk has been back to his best for the vast majority of the season and one error can be forgiven.