“Defending the corner, defending the set-piece and when you have the ball be as calm as you can in this fantastic atmosphere - it is not the first time for these players playing in an atmosphere like this.
“I hope they can focus on what they have to do but it is not only tactical, you also have to stand up those emotions because I noticed also in the Plymouth game the intensity of the tackles, how aggressive they were was a quality of their players but it was also definitely because of the emotions in the stadium so we have to be up for that.
Liverpool trek across Stanley Park on Wednesday night looking to not only extend their lead at the top of the Premier League but dampen Everton ’s Goodison farewell by edging ahead in their head to head record at the old ground.
“It is probably going to be a fantastic atmosphere and that is never easy to play against because every single time they cross the halfway line or get a corner the fans will cheer for that.
“So I assume our players are ready for another battle tomorrow for the simple reason they have been ready the whole season and many players are experienced in this tie.".
