da esoccer bet： Jurgen Klopp revealed the secret behind Liverpool's success this season as they remain in the race to win a quadruple.

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Klopp revealed secret behind Liverpool's successTied on points with league leaders ArsenalLiverpool face Man Utd in the FA Cup quarter-finalWHAT HAPPENED?

Liverpool have had a major injury crisis in the last couple of months with several star players sidelined with injuries. Despite all the setbacks, the club managed to remain unbeaten in their last nine games across all competitions. They have already clinched the Carabao Cup title and are in contention to win the FA Cup, the Premier League and the Europa League.

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Reds boss Klopp explained how his team has managed to overcome all the challenges this season as he claimed that there is a structure that every single player of the squad follows which has helped to not slip even under challenging circumstances.

WHAT JURGEN KLOPP SAID

Speaking to reporters, the German manager said, "Of course, it’s the (experienced) dressing room but it is also the structure we set out on the pitch. It has developed a lot during the season. You can see we don’t change the way we play and so the boys know what they have to do.

"If they don’t play they at least train in the same way so that when they step out onto the pitch they know exactly what to do. It is not always something different. The players have changed but we haven’t. We play the way we want to play.‌ That helps a lot. We did it from the first day of the season and it has made a lot of difference.‌"

He added, "We have found a really good way to play with this group of players – and it was obviously the right thing for the whole squad. Not just the first 11. That’s why we have been pretty stable."

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The Reds, who are currently tied on 64 points with Arsenal at the top of the Premier League table, will be next seen in action in an FA Cup quarter-final clash against rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday.