Under Jurgen Klopp one of Liverpool's great strengths has become the innate ability to keep going.
Ever since the introductory "doubters to believers" speech at his press conference upon being unveiled as the Reds' manager in 2015, Klopp has fostered this mentality - or monstered it, if you will - that no matter what is in front of you, if you can tackle it with a clear mind and focus then it will be okay.
That took a while to generate though, with defeats in the finals of League Cup, Europa League and Champions League in the years up to 2018, and nor is it a complete and utter guarantee of success, you only need to look at Premier League seasons of 97 and 92 points that haven't ended up with the trophy as evidence of that.
