Liverpool and Three Lions captain Steven Gerrard says his side will enter every remaining English Premier League game as if it was a Champions League final. The Liverpool captain also went on to say that the Merseyside club's next game against relegation-facing side Norwich will be treated the same way as Liverpool's 2005 UCL final against AC Milan.
Liverpool are witnessing themselves at the top of the league, after many thought they were out of the title race, mainly thanks to vital wins against the top seven teams. With Liverpool's most recent victory, at home to league rivals Manchester City, Brendan Rodgers men need four victories out of the four remaining games, and England will see Liverpool win the English Premier League title for the first time in the league's 22 year history.
“We have to treat Norwich like we treated AC Milan in 2005," said Gerrard. "We have to forget what color their kit is and the personnel wearing it and treat them as the best players in the world. We have to forget where we are and forget what we've done. We have to prepare for Norwich like it's the last game of our careers.”
"Every game is going to get bigger and bigger because we are getting close to that last game of the season.”
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