Liverpool's star striker Frimpong vows to win the final five "final" matches.

With the 2025-26 Premier League season entering its final, intense phase, Liverpool are making a final push for Champions League qualification next season.

Liverpool manager Jeremy Frimpong stated in an interview with the club's official website that the team will treat the remaining five league matches as five finals, and this weekend's home game against Crystal Palace at Anfield will be the starting point of this sprint.

After the disappointment of being eliminated from the Champions League, Liverpool quickly adjusted their form, defeating Fulham and arch-rivals Everton in succession, and winning the crucial Merseyside derby. Liverpool currently leads Brighton by 5 points and has a game in hand, and is only 3 points behind Manchester United and Aston Villa, making their race for the top four increasingly clear.

Frimpong revealed that the derby victory greatly boosted the team's morale: "Winning the derby after being eliminated from the Champions League is significant for both the team and the fans. The team is in high spirits now, and everyone is looking forward to the upcoming matches."

This weekend's match against Crystal Palace is a crucial revenge game for Liverpool. Crystal Palace has been the Reds' biggest nemesis this season. They won the Community Shield on penalties, defeated Liverpool 2-1 in the first leg of the league, and even eliminated them 3-0 in the League Cup.

Facing an opponent with a 100% win rate against Liverpool this season, Frimpong frankly expressed his desire to win: "Being beaten three times by the same opponent is never a good feeling, and we are 100% determined to give them a defeat in return. This is another significant match, and we must show our true strength at home."

"The upcoming matches are crucial, and we are eager to win every game. Although we may not be able to finish the season at its peak, we can finish strong with a winning streak and secure a Champions League spot. We will give 100% effort and leave no stone unturned."

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