Liverpool have closed the gap on the Premier League’s top four with their victory over Newcastle United.
The Reds claimed a 2-0 win over Newcastle at St James’ Park on Saturday evening. Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo scored the goals to secure the victory for Liverpool.
Jurgen Klopp’s side are now up to eighth place in the league table, and are now six points adrift of the top four places. Liverpool also have a game in hand over fourth-placed Newcastle, who could drop down a place should Tottenham Hotspur beat West Ham on Sunday.
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With the Champions League next up for Liverpool, attention will soon turn back to domestic action. The next couple of months will be pivotal to the Reds’ chances of achieving a top four finish.
And here's how the Reds' next six league fixtures compare to those in and around the European places.
Liverpool
Crystal Palace (A)
Wolves (H)
Manchester United (H)
Bournemouth (A)
Fulham (H)
Manchester City (A)
Chelsea
Tottenham Hotspur (A)
Leeds United (H)
Leicester City (A)
Everton (H)
Aston Villa (H)
Wolves (A)
Brighton
West Ham United (H)
Leeds United (A)
Crystal Palace (H)
Manchester United (H)
Brentford (H)
Tottenham Hotspur (A)
Tottenham Hotspur
West Ham United (H)
Chelsea (H)
Wolves (A)
Nottingham Forest (H)
Southampton (A)
Everton (A)
Fulham
Wolves (H)
Brentford (A)
Arsenal (H)
Liverpool (A)
Bournemouth (A)
West Ham (H)
Brentford
Fulham (H)
Everton (A)
Southampton (A)
Leicester City (H)
Brighton (A)
Newcastle (H)
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