Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says there'll be no underestimating Wolves this weekend.

Liverpool know they must beat Wolves at Anfield on Sunday and hope Manchester City fail to beat Brighton at the Amex if they are to win the league for the first time since 1990.

But Klopp insists their Champions League success will have no bearing on the match with Wolves.

“I think most people expected me to sit here and say, 'after not being in the Champions League final it's pretty difficult to become champions'.

“But we are in the Champions League final, and it is still difficult to become champions. That is how it is.

“There are games to play and Wolves have ambition. They have shown all year they have ambition. They have played wonderful football.

“Nuno [Espirito Santo] is doing an incredible job there, that makes our game pretty difficult. On the other side, Brighton, it is their last home game of the season.

“This team, they are full of joyful football. Both teams have to win their games, that is what I'm trying to say."