Tottenham have only left Anfield with victory ONCE in the last 30 years.
That came in 2011 courtesy of goals from Rafael van der Vaart and Luka Modric.
They need victory again today for Liverpool not to be crowned champions. But they've only won 11 of their 33 league games this season.
The omens don't look great...
If Liverpool do get the point they require against Tottenham this afternoon, they will NOT lift the Premier League trophy today.
But why?
Premier League tradition dictates that the trophy is presented on the final home game of the season.
That means Liverpool will receive, and lift, the silverware on May 25 against Crystal Palace instead.
No. Well, it doesn't seem like it...
Earlier this year, the former Liverpool manager insisted that he would only return to Anfield if the title were wrapped up.
Klopp shared that he planned to be in attendance for the Reds' final game of the season against Crystal Palace.
And, of course, he will be present for the celebrations...
"Yes, the plan is [to be there for the celebrations] but not on the bus," Klopp said during a fundraising event in Cape Town. "I will be there where the people are. That’s the idea, but we will see."
He added: "I will be there for the last game. I didn’t want to go earlier, to be honest, because I didn’t want to jinx it!
"They win all the time, and I’m the first time in the stadium and they lose! So, I’ll go there when it’s decided."
Arne Slot has revealed how he plans to celebrate Liverpool's Premier League title, should they confirm it today.
The Dutchman has experience lifting silverware with Feyenoord, and he wants to maintain his calm persona.
"I enjoyed it a lot when Feyenoord won the title, but I don't go crazy. It wasn't like I ran three times around the stadium," Slot explained.
"I was just very, very happy inside, and I shared my emotions with the people around me and the fans. But I will never be the one who is the loudest or the weirdest in the moment. I'm not like that."