Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has issued a warning to Chelsea ahead of Saturday's FA Cup final, insisting the Reds are determined to win the trophy and complete a full set of honours under manager Jurgen Klopp.
Speaking to Liverpool's website, the Brazilian said: 'It’s my first FA Cup final and a trophy that this group hasn’t won yet. But we want to really win this title. It’s something that we set our targets on at the beginning of the season.'
Victory at Wembley would keep Liverpool's quadruple bid alive. They have already won the EFL Cup, beating Chelsea in February's final, and face Real Madrid in the Champions League final later this month. The Reds are also level on points with Premier League leaders Manchester City.
Chelsea, meanwhile, have struggled recently, winning just one of their last five league matches. They lost both of the last two FA Cup finals, to Arsenal and Leicester.
Alisson added: 'We have a massive opportunity to win that and we will give it 100 per cent to try to do that.' The match kicks off at 16:45 BST on Saturday.
