Liverpool vs Tottenham Prediction and Analysis: The Spurs have no way out.

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Only two Liverpool players will be unavailable for Sunday's crucial match. Joe Gomez is recovering from hamstring surgery and is likely to return before the end of the season, while Tyler Morton is still dealing with a shoulder problem.

Furthermore, Slot has a full squad to choose from and will certainly welcome back Alexander-Arnold – soon to join Real Madrid – to the starting lineup, following his jubilant celebrations at King Power Stadium.

Mohamed Salah needs just three more goal contributions to break the Premier League's all-time record for goals contributed in a season, but he is currently on a four-game goalless streak – his longest this season.

Nevertheless, facing Tottenham often inspires Salah: he has scored 15 goals against Spurs in his career – his second favorite opponent after Manchester United (16 goals).

On Tottenham's side, apart from the long-term injuries of Radu Dragusin (anterior cruciate ligament) and Son Heung-min (foot injury) who will continue to be absent, Postecoglou's squad has no other problems.

Destiny Udogie's absence from the match against Forest was simply due to being rested after his demanding Europa League campaign, similar to James Maddison, Dominic Solanke, and Brennan Johnson.

However, against England's strongest opponent this Sunday, Postecoglou will certainly field his strongest team, with centre-back duo Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven ready to play after being rested in the previous match for safety reasons.

Latest predicted lineups for Liverpool vs Tottenham

Liverpool:
Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Mac Allister, Gravenberch; Salah, Szoboszlai, Diaz; Jota

Tottenham Hotspur:
Vicario; Porro, Romero, Van de Ven, Udogie; Bergvall, Bentancur, Maddison; Kulusevski, Solanke, Johnson

Latest football match prediction: Liverpool vs Tottenham

Last Wednesday night, Liverpool players reportedly gathered to watch the match between Arsenal and Crystal Palace, where an Arsenal defeat would have undoubtedly led to jubilant celebrations at the Merseyside club. However, the 2-2 draw was enough to prolong the title race for a short while longer.

However, Arsenal will have only a slim chance in theory within the next 48 hours, because if Liverpool avoid defeat against Arsenal's city rivals on Sunday, they will officially be crowned Premier League champions in front of their fans at Kop.

When Liverpool last lifted the trophy during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Anfield was largely empty. But this time, fans will soon be parading with inflatable trophies as the players kiss the real one, thanks in part to a young boy who grew up in the area.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's deflected volley was enough to help Liverpool beat Leicester City during the Easter break, meaning that unless they lose all five remaining games and Arsenal don't win all four of their final matches, Slot will become the fifth manager in history to win the Premier League in his first season in England.

Before Slot, only Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti, Manuel Pellegrini, and Antonio Conte had ever achieved that feat, and with a 14-match unbeaten run in the Premier League at Anfield – including six consecutive wins – Slot could probably confidently wear a T-shirt with the word "champions" printed on it under his outer shirt.

The gap between the two teams in the Premier League table is currently 42 points – Tottenham are now almost fighting for pride in the remainder of the season. However, they could still contribute to extinguishing Arsenal's faint hopes by stopping Liverpool in their tracks.

Ange Postecoglou surely hasn't forgotten the moment a section of Spurs fans cheered when their team lost to Manchester City last year, indirectly ending Arsenal's title dreams. It will be interesting to see if a similar scenario repeats itself if Tottenham lose at Anfield.

While Spurs were competing for a Champions League spot last year, their most realistic goal now is simply to avoid finishing 17th, following their 1-2 defeat to Nottingham Forest on Monday – their fourth loss in their last five Premier League games.

However, Tottenham fans don't need to worry too much about their domestic league form, as they still have a bigger goal: winning the Europa League. Next week, they will host Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of the semi-final and could face Athletic Bilbao or Manchester United in the final if they overcome the Norwegian side.

By coming from behind against Liverpool in this season's EFL Cup semi-final, Tottenham extended their winless streak at Anfield to 15 matches – Liverpool have won all three of their most recent encounters, scoring four goals in each game – so Arsenal can hardly expect their city rivals to help them extend their title race.

Latest Liverpool vs Tottenham score prediction

Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Liverpool vs Tottenhamas follows:

• Sportsmole:Liverpool 2-1 Tottenham

• WhoScore:Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham
• Our newspaper predicts:Liverpool 2-0 Tottenham

When and where can I watch Liverpool vs Tottenham live?

To watch the Liverpool vs Tottenham match live in the English Premier League at 10:30 PM on April 27th, viewers can tune in to the following channels:K+ Sport,K+PMor online sports channels. We hope you enjoy watching football.