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Aldridge warns Liverpool: Brighton must be beaten

Liverpool hero John Aldridge says their clash with Brighton is a must-win this weekend.

Aldridge says it's important they do not get distracted by what their title rivals are doing.

He wrote for the Liverpool Echo: "In the Premier League, Liverpool just have to take each game as it comes. It's a bit of a cliche but every match is now a cup final for the Reds. It might be a bit out of our hands given Arsenal are top of the table but their visit to Manchester City on Easter Sunday could have a huge say on what happens now.

"Liverpool just have to host Brighton earlier in the day with the right attitude and mentality and hopefully one or two more back from injury. It's a huge game on March 31 and probably the biggest in the league since they were going toe-to-toe with City for the title in 2022.

"The FA Cup exit to Manchester United hurt but the Premier League remains the bread and butter. It's what Liverpool used to bring home almost every year and what a way to end Jurgen Klopp's time at the club it would be if they can secure a 20th crown this year. The fans are right behind them for the next 10 games and it is going to be so exciting to witness.

"On the pitch, though, I am sure Liverpool won't be doing too much differently. They have got into this position by playing a certain way with a particular style and they won't be changing anything up too drastically at such a late stage in the season. All they have to worry about for now is taking care of business against Brighton and then it is over to the Etihad to see what happens with Arsenal and City. Klopp just needs to keep going and see where it leads."

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