Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes coming up against Tottenham's attack on Saturday evening is the "biggest challenge for protection" his side have faced for a long time. Already winning the Carabao Cup and with a place in both the Champions League and FA Cup finals in the bag, the Reds are now intent on pipping Manchester City to the Premier League title.
Tottenham may have suffered a slight blip in recent weeks but they have produced a number of impressive performances since the end of February with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min playing a pivotal role in their upturn in form. With Spurs having won 3-2 at Man City in February, Klopp knows his players are in for a very tough evening due to the quality they have in the final third.
"It's a massive test (vs Spurs). People from the outside will say it's difficult for Liverpool and we think that too," said the German, as reported by Liverpool Echo. "Tottenham have massive quality and are not too much bothered away from home about having the ball all the time and are compact and play on counter.
