Klopp while assessing the chances of other EPL teams contending for UCL positions, argued there are 2 spots out of 4 available to fight for
By Kehinde Okeowo
Liverpool boss, Jurgen Klopp has claimed there are just two UEFA Champions League spots left in the English Premier League (EPL) this season because the 2 sides currently occupying the positions will finish top two at the end of the season.
According to the German, Arsenal and Manchester City who ere currently first and second respectively have already locked down the top two positions.
The Gunners lead the league table with 40 points from 15 games and are 15 points away from Liverpool in 8th position, while champions, Manchester City are second with 35 points.
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Klopp while assessing the chances of the rest of the contenders for UCL positions, the Reds inclusive, argued there are only two places out of the four available places to fight for.
He said: “There was always going to be a top seven this season because we know Newcastle is a massive contender from now on.
“Only four can make it and it looks at the moment there are two places left.
“Arsenal are having an exceptional season, City are City.”