Peter Smith

A positive distraction, hopefully, for people.

But for Liverpool fans, it's going to be potentially a very special moment in the next week or so, depending on how results go.

They could win it on Sunday against Everton or perhaps against Crystal Palace the following Wednesday.

It's not how they imagined it might be.

There won't be that open-top bus parade just yet, but it'll still be a special moment, I guess, for fans from Anfield.

Yeah, obviously their title win's been on the cards for quite a while, Jamie, but there's still a lot to be decided further down the table.

And we've got a big game coming up this Friday night as well, and we're Tottenham against Manchester United.

Both teams still aiming for those Champions League spots.

We don't know at the moment whether fifth place might still get you a Champions League spot, depending on what happens with Man City.

But there's a lot to be decided and some important fixtures coming up in that area of the table.

You talk about players coming back.

Harry Kane's back, of course.

I know you spoke to him earlier on during the lockdown.

I bet he's itching to get back and play again for Tottenham.

What do you make about his comeback and also what perhaps Tottenham could do in this period under Jose Mourinho?

Yeah, it's going to be interesting though, Jamie, isn't it?

Because if you look down at the bottom of the table, we mentioned John McGinn coming back for Aston Villa.

They're obviously a really boost for them.

But we've gone from, what is it, about 14 weeks of no matches at all to we're going to have this really intense period now, which is going to decide whether clubs stay in the Premier League or get relegated.

And it's going to be a lot on the line for these clubs in these nine or 10 games that they've got remaining.