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#1. This could be the start of an era of dominance for Liverpool
Despite conceding the title to Manchester City by the narrowest of margins on the last day of the Premier League season, Liverpool should be extremely proud of their domestic performance this season. Not only did they manage to give Pep Guardiola's side a real run for their money, they still have a shot at glory in the Champions League.
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Given that the Champions League final is more than two weeks away, Klopp and his men have enough time to recover, mentally and physically from what's been an emotionally draining domestic season.
And if they manage to overcome Spurs in the final in Madrid, the sorrow of missing out on a first domestic title in 30 years will soon be replaced by the euphoria of winning a sixth European crown. To sum it out, despite losing out on the Premier League title, this could well be the start of something special for Liverpool FC.
