Liverpool are joint-top of the Premier League, level on points with Arsenal. Man City are third, a point behind the leaders, but with a game in hand.
Jurgen Klopp says that the Reds' focus will be on the Premier League — just like the Gunners' and the Citizens'. All three leading Prem sides were knocked out of the European competitions at the quarter-final stage.
"It’s the run-in, obvious, there’s no interruption anymore," the boss said, as quoted by the club's official website.
"There’s no [European] football anymore, at least not for us. Actually for no English team besides Aston Villa. So we all can concentrate on that and that’s what we probably will all do.
"I’m really happy with today [Fulham]. We made these changes because we were 100 per cent convinced we had to. It was not a gamble or whatever. We play on Wednesday and then we play on Saturday, already in London again, which is crazy enough but that’s how it is.
"So we need to make these changes before the players give me the obvious sign, ‘Sorry, I’m done.’ Really happy with that."
