Liverpool secured their first away win in the Premier League this season by beating Tottenham Hotspur.
The Reds claimed a 2-1 victory over Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Mohamed Salah scored twice in the first half to secure the victory for Jurgen Klopp’s side.
Harry Kane got a goal back for the home side in the second half, to set up a nervous finish. Liverpool held on to secure a big win on the road, which lifts them up to eighth place in the table.
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Liverpool are now seven points adrift of the top four places, with a game in hand. The Reds now have one league match remaining before the English season comes to a halt for the World Cup.
Here is a look at Liverpool’s next six Premier League fixtures compared to some of the clubs around them in the battle for a top four finish.
Liverpool
Southampton (H) - November 12
Aston Villa (A) - December 26
Leicester City (H) - December 30
Brentford (A) - January 2
Brighton (A) - January 14
Chelsea (H) - January 21
Newcastle
Chelsea (H) - November 12
Leicester City (A) - December 26
Leeds United (H) - December 31
Arsenal (A) - January 3
Fulham (H) - January 14
Crystal Palace (A) - January 21
Tottenham
Leeds United (H) - November 12
Brentford (A) - December 26
Aston Villa (H) - January 1
Crystal Palace (A) - January 4
Arsenal (H) - January 14
Fulham (A) - January 21
Chelsea
Newcastle (A) - November 12
Bournemouth (H) - December 27
Nottingham Forest (A) - January 1
Manchester City (H) - January 5
Crystal Palace (H) - January 14
Liverpool (A) - January 21
Manchester United
Fulham (A) - December 13
Nottingham Forest (H) - December 27
Wolves (A) - December 31
Bournemouth (H) - January 3
Manchester City (H) - January 14
Arsenal (A) - January 21
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