The sight of Liverpool going into a midweek May game targeting a big win to put the pressure on Manchester City is not a new one.
Back in 2014, after suffering a painful defeat against Chelsea, Brendan Rodgers' Reds travelled to Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace. Liverpool were level on points with league leaders City, but a 3-0 lead after 55 minutes had them hoping they might be able to bring goal difference back into the equation.
Of course, as we now know, three goals in the final 15 minutes earned Palace a sensational draw, and Rodgers' side had to settle for second place after their rivals won on the final day regardless. This year's situation is slightly different, with City going into the final day a point clear if Jurgen Klopp's Reds beat Southampton on Tuesday night.
