Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp insists Sunday's clash with Manchester City won't decide the title race.
The Reds go to City a point behind the Premier League leaders.
Klopp said, "I'm expecting a good game. I know very often that doesn't happen when two top teams face each other.
"Our history with City shows that very often they have been pretty a interesting watch because both teams really go for it.
"I cannot decide what people think, but we can just go through the possible results.
"If we win we are two points up, does anyone think that's done and dusted? We lose we're four points behind. If it's a draw, one point behind - that is it.
"A very important game, I'm really looking forward to it, if we were fourteen or fifteen points behind it will still be a good game.
"We've qualified for a great game with the season we've played so far and I am really happy that we can be part of it.
"I can imagine a lot of people will watch it and we will give it a try."
He added: "The consistency both teams have shown over the period is crazy. The closer we get the more likely you can overtake but we know it's tough.
"What has changed in the four years is everybody else thinks it's tough when they face us and that's really good."
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