West Bromwich Albion hold a frustrated Liverpool to a goalless draw at The Hawthorns to keep themselves away from the relegation zone in the Premier League table.
Liverpool have moved up to fifth, but their hopes of sealing a Champions League spot are drifting away as they reside six points behind Manchester City with five games left to go.
Jordon Ibe and Craig Gardner came the closest to breaking the deadlock, but it wasn't to be as both sides had to settle for a point.
Discover how the game unfolded in Sports Mole's minute-by-minute text updates below.
SUBS: Rose, Baird, Olsson, Gamboa, McManaman, Sessegnon, Ideye
SUBS: Jones, Toure, Manquillo, Lallana, Allen, Borini, Markovic
Steven Gerrard makes his 500th Premier League appearance for #LFC today pic.twitter.com/J2Rj2NJnMg
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 25, 2015 In the interview, he said: "It's annoying and disappointing that people think I just keep clubs up. It's a compliment in some respects and something you work very hard over a period of time to achieve to get that recognition.
"But what I get frustrated about is that everybody talks about me never being relegated, nobody talks about the fact I've been promoted out of every league in England.
"I've taken a club, Stoke, that was mid-table in the Championship to an FA Cup Final, into the last 32 of Europe. I get a little bit frustrated that people say I'm the one to get when things aren't going so well."
"At a club like Liverpool, there'll be many names mentioned - that's the marker of being at such a huge and respected club. There's absolutely no problem if that happens. If you lose a couple of games, there'll always be people linked to the club.
"Do I expect to be manager next season? Very much so, yes. I don't think there's anyone better. That's the reality of how I see it. Three months ago I was a tactical genius, performing to a good level.
"We lost a couple of games, some important games, and now you're not so good. But that is football, that's what will happen, people will speculate."


