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England’s most successful club dream again for a quadruple last attained when unparalleled Zimbabwean Stopper Bruce Grobbellar played for the mighty reds since early 80’s to the 90’s leading them to unprecedented levels of success never seen on the face of the earth.
This after Liverpool returned to the top of the Premier League having inflicted humiliating pain to old rivals following up on their initial 5-0 drubbing of the same Manchester United side in the first leg and last night’s 4-0 win over the red devils in the second leg to move two points ahead of defending champions Manchester City.
Liverpool already bagged the Carabao Cup after eliminating Chelsea in the final this season. Now they will meet Chelsea again in the prestigious FA cup final having clobbered Title contenders Man City 3-2 over the weekend as Chelsea dismissed Patrick Viera’s Crystal Palace 2-0.Not only do Liverpool fancy the very English Premier League title aiming for a 20th title this season and a 7th Uefa Champions league (UCL) when they face Spanish giants Villarreal in the semi finals who booted out German champions Bayern Munich for a place in the final against either Man City or Real Madrid.
Former Zimbabwean International Grobbellar’s spaghetti legs will be remembered those 40 years ago when the jungle man led the reds to victory after victory and the dream of a quadruple will not just be a thing of the past.The You Will Never Walk Alone (YWNWA) theme looks a possibility as the reds are in an unstoppable form and class.
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Liverpool are now on top of the Summit after their 4-0 win over the faded English giants United.
The Reds claimed a comprehensive victory over their bitter rivals thanks to a brace from the Egyptian Cobra Mohamed Salah( Mo Salah) combined with goals from Luis Diaz and Senegal’s Sadio Mane. Liverpool are now two points ahead of title rivals Manchester City having played a game more, who are set to play Brighton later on tonight at 9pm Zimbabwean time.
Jurgen Klopp’s side now have just six league matches left to play this season, while also competing in the Champions League and FA Cup. Their next match sees them take on Everton in the Merseyside derby at Anfield this weekend.
Thiago Alcantara though later substituted sas perfect against a subdued lethargic United and so was the rest of the Reds superb against Manchester United.
Here is a look at Liverpool’s remaining league fixtures and how they compare to Manchester City.
Liverpool’s next six Premier League fixtures
Everton (H) – April 24
A huge match at both ends of the table with Liverpool fighting for the title and Everton fighting to avoid the drop. Klopp and co will be hoping for a similar result to the 4-1 victory at Goodison Park in December.
Newcastle United (A) – April 30
The Reds end April with a trip to the north east to take on Newcastle United, who have moved well clear of relegation trouble.
Tottenham Hotspur (H) – May 7
Liverpool’s first game in May will be a home match against top four-chasing Tottenham at Anfield.
Aston Villa (A) – May 10
This will be a massive game playing against the world’s greatest midfielder maestro of all time, captain fantastic Steven Gerrard’s charges former Liverpool’s captain coached resilient Villa which boasts of amazing antics from Zimbabwean international Marvelous Nakamba.
Wolves (H) – May 22
Liverpool’s final match of the league season sees them welcome Wolves to Anfield at the end of May. Before then, there is the small matter of the FA Cup final, but the Reds could go into this fixture with the potential to lift the league title.
Southampton (A) – TBC
In what was originally scheduled to be the Reds’ penultimate game of the season, they take the long trip down to the south coast to take on Southampton in what is always a tricky away day. A new date will have to be confirmed following Liverpool’s progression to the FA Cup final against Chelsea
Manchester City’s next six Premier League matches
Brighton (H) – April 20
Watford (H) – April 23
Leeds United (A) – April 30
Newcastle United (H) – May 7
West Ham United (A) – May 15
Aston Villa (H) – May 22.
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