Liverpool's hopes of playing European football next season rest on Wednesday's Europa League final against Sevilla in Basel after Jurgen Klopp's men were held to a 1-1 draw by West Bromwich Albion this afternoon.
Salomon Rondon opened the scoring for the Baggies in the 13th minute at The Hawthorns, but Liverpool responded through Jordon Ibe's equaliser in the first half.
Neither side could find a winner, meaning that Liverpool finish eighth in the table and West Brom move up to 14th.
Discover how the game unfolded in Sports Mole's updates below.
Subs: Myhill, Chester, Lambert, Berahino, Sandro, Roberts, Field
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"I've told him to come back as fit as anybody to make sure, whether he stays, he plays at the level that everyone knows he can play at. If not, and he leaves, then he is in good health for another club. The most important thing is we get Saido prepared and let it play out.
"As long as he is playing and focussed then if someone comes along and pays the money that Jeremy accepts then fine. If not, he will still be playing and doing what God's gifted him and that's the gift to score goals and play football."
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This is what Pulis had to say on his team's season: "I'm absolutely delighted with the way we've done it this season because we're still in the Premier League.
"Anybody who dispels that as not being an achievement at clubs like West Bromwich Albion, they're in cloud cuckoo land and I really mean that.
"You look at Newcastle, you look at Aston Villa and Norwich, and you look at the traditions of those clubs."
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Klopp has already begun to reflect on his seven months in charge. He is quoted by This is Anfield as saying: "I'm not sure it could have gone better in terms of relationships with the players, the club and the fans. It's been better than I could have imagined but we could have had more points.
"When you see how close the table is, I think about dropped points and where we would be with three or four more points. It could be better but it's okay. We will go to the final and see where it ends.
"We haven't had the chance this year to be champions of the league. We could have had a chance of top four but because of the number of games and the injuries we couldn't get enough points.
"If you cannot be one of the best four teams, you still have to develop and that's what we did. We have to use each experience from this year for next year. It's a good atmosphere around Liverpool FC. That makes me optimistic."
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