Dung Grin's video: Jurgen Klopp fears Man Utd and Tottenham clashes as he plays down Liverpool title hype

Jurgen Klopp is keeping his side’s feet firmly on the ground after Liverpool thrashed Leicester 4-0 to move 13 points clear at the top of the table. Many supporters and pundits reckon the title race is now over at the halfway point of the season. The match was barely a contest as the Premier League’s top two sides went toe-to-toe at the King Power Stadium. Trent Alexander-Arnold was involved in every goal as he scored one, assisted two and won a penalty when his corner hit Caglar Soyuncu on the arm. Liverpool still have a game in hand on their closest rivals because their match with West Ham was postponed due to the club’s participation in the Club World Cup. But the Reds face a really difficult run of matches over the next month and Klopp is looking as far as the ties with Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham and Manchester United on January 19. “In three days we play Wolves, they are playing an exceptional season,” Klopp said. “In six days we play Sheffield United, they are playing an exceptional season.  “Then we play Everton who have Carlo Ancelotti on the touchline. Then we play Tottenham and then [Manchester] United. It is really tough schedule. “Everybody is talking but we are not listening. We are completely focussed on what we have to do. “I am really good at partying but I don’t want to have a party without a reason.” Klopp’s men were on fire as they tore apart Leicester with the same clinical cutting-edge which has seen them drop just two points all season. READ MORE Leicester 0-4 Liverpool LIVE: Score and Premier League latest updates  Most people in football reckon the Merseysiders already have both hands on a maiden Premier League title but the German boss would not get dragged into that conversation. “I couldn’t be less interested to be honest,” he explained. “I have faced the question already a couple of times. “It was a good game. The start was good and the finish as really good. In between we had a lot of work to do which is normal against a team like this. “The boys are ready for it in a time of year like this. READ MORE Trent Alexander-Arnold delivers rousing transfer message to Liverpool  “A lot of good football and good defending so then at 1-0 it is not a result. 2-0 after the penalty it is not over but at 3-0 then it is pretty much done. 4-0 was comfortable but we had to work pretty hard for this.” Liverpool looked unbeatable against Brendan Rodger’s side but Klopp saw areas which he wants his team to improve. “I have good moments, very good moments. When it was 4-0 with about 13 minutes to go we were still sprinting and I thought ‘Wow, how mad is that’,” he said.  Trending  “I was really shouting out there and telling us to keep the ball. There are things we have to improve like how we can manage a game in that situation. “If things work and there are a lot of moments which can work out then I will enjoy it. “On the bus home we will have a moment we will enjoy the situation and then we will start again.”