Liverpool will target a fifth consecutive Premier League win when they host Fulham on Wednesday night, but the fallout from Sunday's chaotic affair with Spurs at Anfield continues to overshadow matters.
The win kept the faint Champions League ambitions of Jurgen Klopp's men alive, but they remain seven points off Manchester united in fourth having played a game more. And the Reds surely can't afford any dropped points from their final five fixtures if they are to dine at Europe's top table again next season.
But the background noise around their manager is currently showing no signs of simmering. His controversial celebration after Diogo Jota's late winner on Sunday, coupled with his post-match verbal attack on referee Paul Tierney, is set to land him in hot water.
