The Jurgen Klopp era at Liverpool comes to an end this weekend at Anfield, as the German takes charge of the Reds for the final time when Wolves are the visitors. It looks set to be an emotional day on Merseyside for the home fans.
Liverpool will be delighted with the success that they have achieved during the Klopp era at the club, with the biggest prize coming in the form of a long-awaited first Premier League title. However, the German revealed in January that he would be leaving the club at the conclusion of the campaign, and he hasn’t been able to add to the EFL Cup that was picked up in February.
Liverpool’s form in the Premier League has dropped off in recent weeks, and they come into this final weekend after winning just once across their last three. However, they have only suffered a single defeat over their previous five. The Reds were last in action on Monday night after they squandered a two-goal advantage for just the second time in Premier League history when drawing 3-3 at Aston Villa.
Wolves will be the final visitors to Anfield of the Klopp era, with the Black Country club likely delighted with their campaign after achieving survival a few months ago. Gary O’Neill was only appointed as Wolves boss just days before the start of the season, but he has overseen a successful campaign, in which Wolves have scored their highest tally of goals in a Premier League season.
However, injury issues have impacted their push for a European finish in recent months, and they come into the final round sitting 13th. But, a second win in six on the final day of the season could put them on course for a top half finish.
Liverpool have won the last two matches in the league against Wolves, which includes a 2-0 success in this exact fixture last term. The visitors are without an away league victory at Anfield since securing a famous 1-0 win in December 2010.
An emotional day at Anfield is set for Sunday, as Liverpool fans bid farewell to Klopp. We expect the players to give their coach the best send off, as we expect the home team to comfortably land a 3-0 win over an injury-plagued Wolves.
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