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LIVERPOOL will bid to keep its quadruple chase alive in the FA Cup final this weekend against a Chelsea side hoping to welcome incoming owner Todd Boehly with victory at Wembley.

Jurgen Klopp’s men have four matches left in their historic attempt to become the first English team to win all four major trophies in one season.

They beat Chelsea to lift the League Cup in February and have reached the finals of the FA Cup and Champions League, where they face Real Madrid on May 28.

No English club has come this close to such an incredible clean sweep, but Liverpool know its hopes of winning the Premier League are fading. Manchester City moved three points clear of the Reds with a 5-1 win at Wolves on Thursday and needs four points from its last two games against West Ham and Aston Villa to retain the crown.

Fatigue could be a threat to Liverpool’s hopes of a first FA

Cup triumph since 2006. In a bid to keep his stars fresh, Klopp (pictured) made several changes in Wednesday’s win at Villa.