Liverpool - Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers, is optimistic about his team's chances to qualify for the Champions League. Rodgers calls 'The Red' need a minimum of 23 points for it, which began early morning hrs later against Swansea City.
Liverpool still be the team with the best performance after the turn of this year, which stood at 23 points, before bypassed Arsenal have 24 points after the win over West Ham United at the weekend.
The Reds are still able to maintain their positive rate in the league, which is 12 games undefeated, when visited the Liberty Stadium on Tuesday (17/3) early morning hrs later. Three points required to obtain this Meryseyside troops if you do not want to lag behind its competitors in the race for the top four.
For Arsenal and Manchester United, who finished their competitors both won to widen the distance with Liverpool. Arsenal firmly in third position with 57 points, while Manchester United in the fourth position with 56 points.
Not to mention there Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur, lurking from the position of the 6th and 7th with both had 50 points. Liverpool alone in fifth place with 51 points.
Seeing the competition is so fierce, Rodgers had asked his players to maintain their current performance, stressing the obligation Liverpool to get at least 23 points in 10 games remaining this season.
"We still have 30 points to get, so I think it was 23 points," Rodgers said as quoted by the Mirror.
"This season went very competitive. We won nine times in 11 games between January and February, looks very nice but we have to focus on the remaining 10 games. All games are equally important," he continued.
"We had to play aggressively and now we must strive to 10 last game. I know the players to focus on it," said he.(detikSport)
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