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Despite Klopp labelling
Despite Klopp labelling as "criminal" a festive fixture schedule that has seen his side play six games in 17 days, the German
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kept his team changes to a minimum. He did have to make a late alteration, bringing James Milner in for the man he originally drafted in to the side, Naby Keita, who injured himself in the warm-up, but it made little discernable difference. In fact, Milner was superb as one third of a brilliant midfield unit, along with Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum. Their work-rate, movement and accuracy of passing provided the platform, with Virgil van Dijk alert and efficient on the rare occasions
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Sheffield United were allowed a kick in the Liverpool half. Salah scored one, but he would have had more but for the combination of some excellent reflex saves from Dean Henderson and the woodwork - the Egyptian's chipped second-half cross floating past everyone and hitting the inside of the post. Roberto Firmino went close to his first Anfield goal since March with a curling effort just past the post and should have got it later in the second half, but failed to connect with Trent Alexander-Arnold's low cross from point-blank range. In the end, though, two was more than
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enough to seal another win and move another step closer to their ultimate goal. Having achieved an 'Invincibles' year, Liverpool still have a long way to go to match the 'Invincibles' season achieved by Arsenal in 2003-04. However, it would now take an implosion of unprecedented proportions to deny the Reds a first top-flight title in 30 years.