Trent Alexander-Arnold insists the mood inside the Anfield dressing room is a "little low" with Liverpool left with little to play for in the final weeks of the Premier League season.
Jurgen Klopp's side recorded a fifth consecutive Premier League victory on Wednesday evening as Mohamed Salah's first-half penalty helped down a lacklustre Fulham side on Merseyside. It takes their unbeaten run to seven games since earning a goalless draw at Stamford Bridge at the start of April.
But despite the evident progress in recent weeks as Liverpool have put together a late play for Champions League qualification, Alexander-Arnold admits there is still a lingering disappointment in how this season has played out - accepting that even an outside chance of qualifying for Europe's premier competition isn't "genuine" enough.
