Liverpool gave a reminder on Monday of why they remain a force to be reckoned with by thumping Leeds United.
The 6-1 success at Elland Road got the Reds back to winning ways in the Premier League after four games without a victory and, while it did not move them any higher up the table, it did keep their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League alive.
But even if Liverpool, who host relegation-threatened Nottingham Forest on Saturday, do put together a stirring end-of-season run that sees them finish inside the top four, it is now well established that Jurgen Klopp's squad will undergo a overhaul this summer after what has been, by their own high standards, an underwhelming campaign.
