Liverpool are on the verge of the Premier League title. Avoid defeat against Tottenham at Anfield today and the Reds will be crowned English champions for a 20th time.
But the job is not done yet. And you can bet Arne Slot will not be looking past Ange Postecoglou's inconsistent side as he prepares his team for a pivotal game.
So who will the Liverpool boss pick to face Spurs? Our writers choose their starting line-ups...
Ian Doyle
One more point. That's all Liverpool need to win the Premier League this afternoon. And if they don't do it then, they've got four more chances remaining.
Probably best to get it sorted as soon as, though, with Tottenham Hotspur the visitors to Anfield. What, then, is Reds boss Arne Slot to do?
It's time to pick the strongest and freshest team possible. That means Alisson Becker in goal, Conor Bradley at right-back, Ibrahima Konate alongside Virgil van Dijk at centre-back and Andy Robertson returning at left-back.
In midfield, Dominik Szoboszlai can have a rest with Curtis Jones coming in as the number 10. Ryan Gravenberch and Alexis Mac Allister continue in the deeper roles.
And up top, Mohamed Salah is on the right, Luis Diaz is back down the left and Diogo Jota can come in as the number nine.
My team (4-2-3-1): Alisson; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Jones, Diaz; Jota.
Theo Squires
Liverpool could be Premier League champions today. After waiting 35 years to win the title in front of supporters, it’s a rather surreal thought.
Of course, they need to get at least a point against a Tottenham side who will likely be distracted by a looming Europa League semi-final. The Reds might not have been at their best recently, but surely they will have enough in their locker to get the job done?
So who do we task with starting against Spurs to clinch that last point? Trent Alexander-Arnold might have been the hero when making his return from injury last weekend, but he can remain on the bench with Conor Bradley keeping his place at right-back.
Such a decision is nothing to do with next season and whether the Liverpool vice-captain is Real Madrid-bound or not. Rather, he’s been out for the best part of six weeks with an ankle injury and still needs to be managed carefully.
Kostas Tsimikas can continue at left-back too ahead of Andy Robertson, while Dominik Szoboszlai just about keeps his place at number 10. He’s not been at his best recently, but shone in his two meetings with Tottenham this season, returning two goals and assists, so gets the chance to torment them again.
In attack, Diogo Jota returns upfront with Luis Diaz switching back to left-wing. Darwin Nunez will just have to remain frustrated with his lack of Liverpool starts.
My team (4-2-3-1): Alisson; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Tsimikas; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Szoboszlai, Diaz; Jota.
Joe Rimmer
Liverpool are one point from immortality. Avoid defeat against Tottenham and the Reds will be champions for a record-equalling 20th time. And in Arne Slot's first season, too.
Winning the title at Anfield is a tantalising prospect, but Liverpool must remain professional if they are to put a chaotic Spurs side to the sword.
Alisson Becker is in goal, and I'd bring back Trent Alexander-Arnold at right-back. His influence at Leicester last weekend was clear for all to see. Kostas Tsimikas retains his place at left-back with Ibrahima Konate and Virgil van Dijk continuing their partnership at the heart of the defence.
The midfield virtually picks itself, with Dominik Szoboszlai getting the nod ahead of Curtis Jones alongside Alexis Mac Allister and Ryan Gravenberch. Hopefully Harvey Elliott sees some action, too.
Darwin Nunez made sure his name was in the headlines Saturday and he might have challenged for a start here, but Diogo Jota seemingly enjoys playing against Spurs and he's my pick alongside Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz in the front three.