Craig Burley

That's how bad it's kind of got, how poor they have been.

But he definitely will if they don't get in the Champions League.

Yeah.

Now, whilst the game against PSG in terms of scoreline, they're not out.

It's 2-0.

It's hard to put forward an argument how Vitinha and Neves and Dembele and Dewey and all these, Kavitskele, how they're not going to have a field day at Anfield.

With Liverpool having to chase it and open up space to get goals.

He's in a juxtaposition because he's got a lot of players out of form.

He's got one or two injuries.

He dropped Mo Salah, changed his shape.

at PSG which smacked of desperation to try and find a solution and here he has this big game at home to Fulham who are a very solid Premier League team but he's got this game in the midweek that they're chasing

that he probably knows deep down they're not going to win, but there's 60,000 or 70,000 going to turn up at Anfield expecting them to put on a show.

So how does he balance who he picks and who he sort of rests for Wednesday and all that sort of thing?

He's in a real difficult situation at the moment, the Liverpool manager.

We'll see how it all plays out.

Another game coming up at the weekend is Arsenal taking on Bournemouth.

Everybody agreeing that Arsenal will win this game and there'll be more talk about it across the weekend right here on ESPN FC.

Be sure to join us tomorrow as we look back and ahead to everything that's going on in the Premier League and beyond.

Borussia Dortmund against Bayer Leverkusen coming up on Saturday morning.

Casey will be back with you along with Alexis Nunes.