The competition for the English Premiership title could take a new turn during the 31st round of
the competition, especially as Liverpool will have the opportunity to return to the top of the standings.
As Manchester City will be busy playing in the FA Cup, Liverpool's Sunday win over Fulham, the last-placed side in the standings, will take them two points ahead of Manchester City.
With eight games remaining at the end of the season, with 12 points separating Tottenham from third and Liverpool, the title competition was limited to two teams.
Manchester City have the advantage but Liverpool hope to take advantage of the momentum generated by the win at Bayern Munich on Wednesday in the Champions League.
Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp has asked whether the loss in the Champions League could help the team win their first Premier League title since 1990.
While Kubb rejected this hint, Liverpool goalkeeper Alison Bakker believes his team has the ability to chase both titles.
"We can not choose what we are looking for, for the truth, we can choose, and we choose the two championships," he said.
"Of course, in the league, it's been a long time since Liverpool won his last title, and the team has not been crowned since the Premier League title, we will fight to win both titles."
Clovis is missing out on Jordan captain Jordaan Henderson in front of Fulham, especially after he suffered an ankle sprain during the 3-1 win over Bayern Munich.
"It's a injury to Henderson, so it's a tough injury, but we have to wait and see what happens," Klob said shortly after the game.
"We wanted to renew the blood of the team and that was our goal to pay Henderson but unfortunately he was injured."
Fabenio is likely to continue to play midfield, but Adam Lalana, who has been a key fixture in the Premier League against Burnley, could also start the match.
Fulham are 13 points clear of the league's secure zone and need to win hard to keep their hopes of staying in the Premier League.
Coach Scott Parker told Fulham that his team would continue fighting.
"I know it will be a very difficult time, but we will take each match separately, we have eight games left, and the players have a lot to play for." Whether we're down or down, every game will count as a cup match to the end.
After Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United are suspended for the FA Cup, sixth-placed Chelsea will be able to boost their hopes of finishing the quarter if they beat Everton, especially as the team still has a game in hand.
Winning the Everton match will make the London team equal in points with fourth-placed Arsenal.
Heathersfeld (bottom of the table), who is 16 points away from the safety zone and is very close to landing, is a guest of West Ham.
If West Ham wins his presence in the top half of the table, Javier Hernandez, who knows the risk of facing a bottom-bottomed team, is late in the season.
"All the teams have their own difficulties and they have their pros and cons," he said.
"Sometimes you can see why they are in this center, but they can also be very dangerous."
"Every team we face will be the toughest yet, so we can not believe they will be different because they are in a bad position," he said.
Newcastle will try to continue their brilliant start recently by winning at Bournemouth, where Newcastle have won four of the last six league games to avoid the risk of a relegation.
Burnley, who is 17th and two points away from the relegation zone, host Leicester City