Liverpool 2-0 Wolves: Jürgen Klopp's reaction

Read a transcript of the boss' post-match press conference here>>

Klopp: "This club is in the best moment for a long, long time and it will not end because one team has a point more."

Klopp: "21 clean sheets is quite impressive, well deserved [for Alisson]."

Klopp: “No, I am not worried or whatever. That was the season we played and next season we will play a different season. As long as City are around with the quality they have and the financial power, it’s not that any other team will pass them easily. We have to be very, very close perfection to win the Premier League. We made extraordinary steps and I expect more to come.”

Klopp: “We can decide how we deal with it, which information we take out of it. Nobody else. If we are ready to take the next step, we will take the next step. That’s the plan from tomorrow onwards.”

Klopp: “Everyone knows we will go again, 100 per cent, but in this moment, when you really want something, you feel the disappointment.”

Klopp: “Our season was good, an incredible season, and unbelievable season. Really exceptional.”

Klopp: “Mixed [emotions]. First of all, I have to say congratulations to Manchester City. They’ve played an incredible season; we did as well, but they won it, so congratulations to Pep and all of Manchester City.”

The entire Liverpool squad embarked on their traditional post-match lap of appreciation following the final whistle to show their thanks to supporters for the backing they have been given this season.

Mohamed Salah's young daughter has ran onto the pitch and rolled a ball into the goal, resulting in loud cheers from everyone inside Anfield.

Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane are presented with the Premier League Golden Boot after scoring 22 goals this campaign, along with Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Alisson Becker is presented with the Premier League Golden Gloves award after tallying the most clean sheets in the division in 2018-19.

And here is how the table finishes at the top, with Liverpool finishing just one point behind league winners Manchester City following an incredible campaign.

Here's how the afternoon unfolded, as told by Opta stats...

An additional two minutes to be played at the end of the game.

Stat

Trent Alexander-Arnold has provided 12 assists in the Premier League in 2018-19: the most by a defender in a single campaign in the competition.

Off the bar!

Van Dijk loops a header goalwards from a deep delivery from Alexander-Arnold. It hangs in the air for a while before landing against the bar and bouncing away.

Salah has a snap-shot blocked on the edge of the area by Bennett.

Manchester City now lead 4-1 at Brighton.

Robertson stands up a ball towards the back post, where Wijnaldum arrives but can only hoist over the bar.

Salah's shot inside the area is blocked.

Chance

Jota heads goalwards from close range - but it's straight at Alisson.

Chance

Jota gets in behind, but his close-range attempt is thwarted by Alisson's sprawling save.

Chance

Decent opportunity for Wolves, but Jimenez - thankfully - cannot connect properly from eight yards out after another low ball from Doherty.

Manchester City have extended their lead at Brighton to 3-1.

Chance

Much better from the Reds, but Origi's shot on the spin following a counter-attack takes a deflection and goes over the bar.

Milner is being readied to come on for the Reds.

Jimenez arrows an effort just over the near post.

Robertson has a low ball into the box hacked away by Coady.

Now Alexander-Arnold has to block an effort from Jonny inside the box.

The visitors are looking a threat.

Henderson has to cut out Doherty's ball into the area before a Wolves attacker can reach it.

Alexander-Arnold whips a free-kick around a Wolves wall and into the side netting from a tight angle.

Here's how the table looks at the halfway stage of the final day. Man City's 2-1 lead at Brighton means they will be crowned champions as it stands.

The tale of the first-half tape...

One additional minute to be played at the end of the first half.

Chance

Wolves hit Liverpool on the break once more and Doherty's side-footer from just inside the area skims the crossbar and goes behind.

Manchester City have taken the lead at Brighton, where the scoreline is 2-1 in their favour now.

Wolves are really beginning to threaten here and Jimenez's low cross evades everyone in the middle.

Salah pounces on a half-cleared corner and whacks a volley over the crossbar from the edge of the box

And Manchester City have immidiately equalised on the south coast, so it's 1-1 down there now.

Anfield erupts twice as news comes through of a goal for Brighton against Manchester City at the Amex Stadium - firstly incorrectly and, secondly, correctly.

We willl, of course, keep you posted.

Robertson cracks one goalwards from the corner of the area; Patricio beats it to safety for the visitors.

Stat

Sadio Mane (21 goals) is the first player to score more than 20 goals in a single Premier League campaign without any coming from the penalty spot since Luis Suarez (31) and Daniel Sturridge (21) did so, also for the Reds, back in 2013-14.

Salah almost - almost - latches onto Coady's header back towards Rui Patricio, but the goalkeeper just manages to get there first.

'We're going to Madrid...' is booming out from the Kop now.

A lively start from Liverpool inside a very lively Anfield. The atmosphere is fantastic.

Origi registers the game's first shot, scooping a volley goalwards on the turn, but it's a comfortable take for Rui Patricio.

The teams emerge from the tunnel to a loud din inside Anfield.

Anfield is currently bouncing to Allez, Allez, Allez.

There's a fantastic vibe around the stadium ahead of kick off.

Warm-up time...

Inside the LFC dressing room...

Arrivals

The formations

Opta expect the sides to line up like so...

TEAM NEWS

There are two changes for Liverpool for the final-day showdown with Wolves.

Georginio Wijnaldum and Mohamed Salah replace James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri in the line-up.

Andy Robertson has recovered from a knock to start in defence and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is on the bench.

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Mane, Salah, Origi.

Subs: Mignolet, Lovren, Milner, Gomez, Sturridge, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shaqiri.

Hello, lads...

Matip on the mic...

Pre-match media obligations are handled by Joel today...

Countdown to kick-off

Join us live at Anfield as we build up to the big game with previews, interviews and team news...

On this day...

If you're of a certain generation, this'll make you feel old... sorry.

18 years ago today, Liverpool came from 1-0 down to beat Arsenal 2-1 in the FA Cup final in Cardiff, thanks to two late, late Michael Owen goals.

It was the second of three trophies the Reds collected that incredible season, with a dramatic UEFA Cup success following days later over Alaves in Dortmund, adding to the already-secured League Cup.

Klopp: Another big moment would be cool

A remarkable week of football concludes this afternoon and Klopp retains hope there could be more memorable scenes on the Premier League final day.

But, he insists, Liverpool can only concentrate on claiming three points against Wolves.

"It was a week of, I'm not sure miracles, but of big football moments," he said at his pre-match press conference.

"From our point of view, there could be a big football moment for us as well on the weekend. It would be nice. The week is not over yet, Sunday counts to this week not for next week. So, of course we go for that.

"But nothing changed really, we knew it before. I think most of the people expected me to sit here today and say, OK, after not being in the Champions League final it's pretty difficult to become champions. Now we are in the Champions League final it's still difficult to become champions.

"But the only thing we can do is to win the game."

Golden?

Mohamed Salah goes into the final round of Premier League games as the front-runner for the Golden Boot award he won 12 months ago.

Liverpool's No.11 is two goals clear of his teammate Sadio Mane, Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on 22 for the season so far.

Alisson Becker, meanwhile, is neck and neck with City's Ederson in the race for the Golden Glove. Both Brazilian golakeepers have recorded 20 clean sheets to date in 2018-19.

Looking glorious...

Origi: It's not finished yet

After three crucial goals in the past two games, Divock Origi is hoping for another dramatic twist at Anfield this afternoon.

"It's going to be exciting and it's going to be an unbelievable experience. We know this!" the striker says in the official matchday programme.

"I think regardless of whatever is happening around us, it's just nice to see us in this position, so let's enjoy this day.

"And we know that when we enjoy things, there are always special things that happen.

"We will reflect on things at the end of the season. But of course we are hoping for the best. It is not finished yet."

He's our centre-half...

... and he's the Premier League Player of the Season.

Congratulations, Virgil van Dijk!

The odds are in

BetVictor offers the following match prices for today's game.

Liverpool - 1/3
Draw - 19/4
Wolves - 19/2

Click here for more details.

Never give up

An iconic moment adorns today's matchday programme cover.

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Missing Men

Looking to use up a few minutes in the wait for kick-off?

Well, our final Missing Men quiz of the Premier League season will certainly test your memory/knowledge - can you remember the Liverpool starting XI from a final-day clash with Wolves in 1976?

Click the graphic to reveal the answers...

Matchday Live

The LFCTV build-up from Anfield will get under way with a special breakfast show from 10am BST today - tune in via YouTube below, or on LFCTV, Twitter and Facebook.

Stat attack

Some key facts and figures you should know ahead of kick-off...

• If Salah maintains his position as the league's top scorer today, he will be the first Liverpool player to be the outright leading goalscorer in the top flight in successive seasons

• In the Premier League era, the Reds have won 10 and drawn two of their final league games of the season played at Anfield
• Salah and Virgil van Dijk could become the first outfield Liverpool players since Martin Skrtel in 2010-11 to feature in every match of a Premier League season. Alisson Becker is also on course for an ever-present league campaign
• The Reds could go unbeaten at home for a second successive league season for the first time since 1979-80

The last league meeting

When Liverpool went to Wolves in the Premier League in December, goals from Salah and Van Dijk secured three points for the visitors at Molineux.

Relive the highlights of that one below...

Final preparations

Our cameras went behind the scenes at Friday's training session at Melwood as the Reds prepared for the Premier League finale. Take a look at footage and photos below...

The manager's view

Catch up with Klopp's thoughts on the final day of the title race, and the challenge posed by Wolves, in his pre-match press conference at Melwood...

Second v seventh

Compare all the numbers recorded by these two sides in their previous 37 Premier League matches this season with our interactive Opta tool below...

Team news

Jürgen Klopp is hopeful he will be able to call on Jordan Henderson, Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah today after respective injuries during the past week.

Roberto Firmino remains sidelined, however.

Wolves, who are already guaranteed seventh place in the Premier League, have no new fitness concerns ahead of the trip to Anfield.

Anfield's greatest night?

Liverpool could not have had a bigger boost coming into this game than they experienced on Tuesday night.

A 4-0 win over FC Barcelona. A place booked in a second consecutive Champions League final. A match nobody will ever forget...

How it stands

So Liverpool trail reigning champions City by a point before a ball is kicked this afternoon.

The equation is straightforward: the Reds must beat Wolves at Anfield and hope Pep Guardiola's side do not take three points at Brighton and Hove Albion if they are to be champions.

Here's a reminder of the Premier League standings and today's full schedule...

The finale

Here we are, then, the final day.

After 37 games each, the Premier League title race will be decided in the 38th and last round of fixtures - with Liverpool aiming to leapfrog Manchester City at the summit and clinch the trophy by beating Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield.

We'll be keeping you updated throughout the day with pre-match build-up, all the action as it happens, and reaction from the stadium.

Enjoy...