"Liverpool’s fortunate last-minute win against Tottenham last weekend has given them a huge psychological boost for this one, and with Jurgen Klopp set to return to a 4-2-3-1 formation on Friday – with Adam Lallana providing the creativity they lacked at Anfield – the visitors should win. Liverpool have won every single game they have played in the league this season against teams 12th or lower in the table.
Southampton are in good form, however, winning three of their last four matches thanks to the resurgent form of Stuart Armstrong and James Ward-Prowse. Their pace on the counter-attack will cause some problems, although ultimately Virgil van Dijk and company are just too strong for Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side."
I am on the same page. Liverpool is much more confident after this win. In this level of game if you notice then the physical and technical strength is not much difference from each other but the phycological stand which creates the difference.Southampton are in good form, however, winning three of their last four matches thanks to the resurgent form of Stuart Armstrong and James Ward-Prowse. Their pace on the counter-attack will cause some problems, although ultimately Virgil van Dijk and company are just too strong for Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side."
Liverpool needs to believe that they can turn any match in their favour and can win the trophy. If they can continue this CAN DO attitude then we will see them to lift the trophy.
