Playing at Anfield and lifting the Premier League trophy without any fans will be “pretty strange”, says Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson 'Fans make a huge difference and we all know that'
The Reds were top of the table when the season was stopped and require just two wins from the last nine games for their first top-flight title since 1990.
“It is still not over. We still have work to do and we still need to perform at a high level right the way until the season finishes, because we want to finish as strongly as we can to make sure it is a full season.“After that, whether we win it, or whatever, then the trophy and the fans not being there ... you just have to deal with it when it comes. Hopefully, it does happen. We are still in a very good position.
Liverpool and other clubs returned to training last week with strict health protocols in place, including training only in small groups, but Henderson said the measures were amazing and made the players feel safe. “When you go back, it is a bit different with the type of training, getting used to the ball again, longer passing and shooting and the sharpness of twisting and turning, the change of direction; you need to get used to it. After a few weeks of full training, we will be right back where we left off, hopefully.”
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