This is a good watch!

Tottenham are now coming forward and there are on or two anxious moments in the home defence as Brennan Johnson gets round the back and fizzes it across the six yard area.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Liverpool starting to turn up the heat and Tottenham having to do some desperate defending to keep the score level. Anfield is in buoyant mood for manager Jurgen Klopp's penultimate game here and Liverpool's fans like what they are seeing so far.

I've just seen a replay of Mohamed Salah's attempt that struck the top of the bar.

He definitely meant that. An outrageous attempt with the outside of his boot.

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Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Viacrio was struggling to try and get hold of that one, he would've been happy to see that one hit the bar. Spurs play such a high line and it is tough to keep that level up.

That two or three minute spell was vintage Liverpool.

They should be ahead but Spurs just about survived.

Mo Salah looks like he is out to prove a point after last week's touchline shenanigans.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs are living dangerously at the moment trying to play that game out of the back. Liverpool are getting into really good position, a good save from Vicario and an important clearance too. Two certain goals stopped there.

A round of applause as Trent Alexander-Arnold gets the better of Brennan Johnson before the Reds go from 0-60 in double-quick time.

After Mo Salah strikes the top of the bar with a cross-shot with the outside of his boot, Salah is denied by Guglielmo Vicario before Harvey Elliott has an attempt cleared off the line.

Play is stopped for a moment after Yves Bissouma runs into the back of Andy Robertson inside the Liverpool box.

Spurs have been lively, Liverpool are yet to properly get going.

Liverpool are out of their own half and pouring forward with Mohamed Salah on the charge. A poor Spurs ball lets in Andy Robertson who tries to pick out a red shirt in the box but his cross lands in the arms of Guglielmo Vicario.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold concedes a free-kick just outside the Liverpool box out wide.

It eventually falls to Yves Bissouma.

That's on it's way to Birkenhead.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've heard "You'll Never Walk Alone" sung inside this stadium many, many times. That one felt a little bit louder.

The pitch looks immaculate for this time of season. Spurs do well to keep the ball from kick-off before Pedro Porro wins a corner in front of The Kop.

Tottenham get the ball rolling.

John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Trent Alexander-Arnold feels like a Liverpool captain in waiting. With Jurgen Klopp to leave at the end of the season, that feels like the perfect time to name a new contract for Trent Alexander-Arnold.

A lovely moment in the tunnel before the teams emerged into bright sunshine. Ange Postecoglou walked over to Jurgen Klopp and and pair embraced before walking laughing and chatting.

Klopp is now looking out at The Kop as 'You'll Never Walk Alone' is belted out.

He'll only experience this on one more occasion.

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Jurgen Klopp writing in the match programme: "It is indisputable that our final two home games will be my last at Anfield as a manager so hopefully we can make the most of the time we have together.

"For me, this means playing good football, being at one with our people and doing everything we can together to make Anfield the special place and Liverpool the unbelievably incredible club that it is."

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Liverpool are not in great form and the incident with Mohamed Salah has not helped. I hope he apologised to Jurgen Klopp for the way he behaved on the touchline last week. Salah is a great player but he is no different to everyone else in the squad in that, if he doesn't perform well, I am afraid he is droppable.

I thought Tottenham's tactics would suit Arsenal last week and allow them to hit them on the counter-attack, and the same applies here.

When Liverpool turn the ball over, they are pretty devastating on the break, so the key for Spurs when they commit men forward will be to get the balance right. It will make for one hell of a game.

Probably no-one fancies Spurs to come out on top, other than me, but that's what I think will happen, with the wheels coming off for Klopp properly this time.

Sutton's prediction: 3-2 Tottenham win.

Will Arne Slot have one eye on Anfield today?

Slot's Feyenoord side are in action later at home to PEC Zwolle (19:00 BST) just hours after PSV Eindhoven clinched the Dutch League title.

Slot said before the weekend "we haven't confirmed anything yet", with the 45-year-old lined up as Jurgen Klopp's replacement.

Feyenoord are guaranteed second spot and a place in next season's Champions League group stage where they could face...Liverpool.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'd love Mo Salah to stay at Liverpool beyond this season but I genuinely don't know if he will or not.