VIDEO: Klopp: "As long as we have 11 players, we'll go for it"

Saturday's 4-1 win in London on Saturday came at a heavy cost as forward Jota and midfielder Curtis Jones were both forced off in the first half. Jones left the stadium on crutches after injuring his ankle and Jota departed on a stretcher, while forward Darwin Nunez was also withdrawn with a knock.
Speaking about the injury situation on Tuesday, Klopp, whose team are two points clear of second-placed Arsenal, said the situation was "not great". However, the German coach said they will continue to fight for all the titles they still aspire to.
"We always, or I always, had to be flexible. Always. And it's not a real problem, to be honest; as long as we have enough players available you use the boys, you know them and you know what they can do," he told reporters on Tuesday.
"We actually didn't see it like that, to be honest. In the moment when we had the problems with both left-backs, both natural left-backs, out, stuff like this, you find a solution and the solution worked out brilliantly," he concluded.