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Football is an incredibly random sport.

The low scoring nature increases the likelihood of unusual results, thanks to factors such as the referee and VAR, Storm Eunice and similar weather phenomena affecting play or the random bounce of the ball.

Indeed, it has been estimated in ‘The Numbers Game’ that a result is 50 percent skill and 50 percent luck.

That’s a huge chunk of random variation baked into match outcomes.

But there is one aspect of play in which some research and preparation can reduce the influence of chance, and Liverpool are taking it to exciting new levels.

While there are so many things which influence open play, in set piece situations it’s possible to devise specific strategies in order to outfox the opposition.

The Reds have employed the services of Niklas Hausler and Patrick Hantschke from neuro11, a company that uses neuroscience to work on mental strength training for sportspeople.

Jurgen Klopp praised their work on penalties and set pieces after Liverpool won an epic penalty shoot out to lift the Carabao Cup.

"Incredible impact," he said. “All the players are really excited about it and it’s about bringing