Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool reign could be transformed as Jordan Henderson questions FA Cup decision

Your Liverpool evening headlines for Saturday, March 26.

So this is it for Jurgen Klopp and his players. Another week of calm before the nine-week storm.

A storm that will decide not only where this team will land in the end-of-season standings, but also one that could very well define where this collection of players sit among the very best that Anfield has ever produced.

The stakes really are that high right now as the quadruple chase returns next week. From Watford's visit on April 2 through to a potential Champions League final appearance on May 28, it's a 56-day run that could become synonymous with the entire Klopp era.

That is not to denigrate what has already been achieved by the German at Anfield. He could walk away from it all this weekend and see his place as one of the greatest ever managers the club has had safe and secure.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has questioned the decision not to move the upcoming FA Cup semi-final between the Reds and Manchester City from Wembley Stadium.

The match is set to take place on April 16, although there is significant disruption to trains running from the north-west to London on that weekend due to engineering works. It means a number of fans have been left in travel chaos, as they seek to make their way to the capital via alternative means.

On Friday, it was confirmed that Wembley will remain the host venue and that the match will take place at 3:30pm on Easter Saturday. The FA also pledged to put on 100 coaches to help supporters of both City and Liverpool make the journey.

Speaking about the situation while on England duty, Henderson raised concerns over the situation and commented on the costs for supporters in what are currently challenging times.