Jordan Henderson

With the season winding down, few have done more to argue they should be a part of Liverpool's future than Jordan Henderson, and the midfielder believes he owes his recent good form to learning to be a little more selfish.

Yesterday saw Liverpool earn their biggest win of the season, and right at the heart were Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson, both of whom scored twice and earned an assist.

There might not be anything left to play for, but there's at least a few exciting threads to follow over the season's final weeks.

Video of Jonjo Shelvey's night for Engand as the U21s defeated nine-man Austria 4-0.

In selecting a pre-op Joe Allen to replace a slightly injured Lucas, Brendan Rodgers not only did further damage to his favored player's already faltering reputation, but took away from Liverpool's chances at getting a result in Southampton.

Liverpool finally get a big scalp, and some luck along the way to get it.

Liverpool's players still believe the top four is within reach and even if they're wrong, one can understand why they might want to. It's harder to forgive the club's insistence on getting them to talk about it.

Despite disappointment that a strong performance against Zenit wasn't enough to keep Liverpool in Europe, Joe Allen believes there are positives to take away and that the club can now focus on a strong run in the league.

One of the more well-liked Liverpool players of the past few years moved to Turkey after a disappointing final campaign on Merseyside, but he's still hopeful that the new manager brings success to his former club.

Jonjo Shelvey's reaction to abuse following a tough loss to West Brom may not have been the end of the world, but it is a reminder of how much he still has to learn—especially compared to a professional like Daniel Agger.