Dung Grin's video: Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp provides Jordan Henderson injury update after Leicester rout

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp had good news for Reds fans over club captain Jordan Henderson's condition after his side beat Leicester City 4-0 on Boxing Day. The Reds extended their lead at the top of the Premier League table to 13 points with a game in hand. The Reds put one hand on the Premier League title by thrashing Leicester on Boxing Day.Trent Alexander-Arnold had one of the best games of his already-glittering career, as he scored and provided two assists from right-back.The win ensured Liverpool go into the weekend with a 13 point lead over the Foxes, with a game in hand.But it came at a cost, as captain Jordan Henderson was taken off with an injury scare.  JUST IN: Premier League manager salaries: Who is paid most from Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal and co?  The midfielder was taken off with just less than ten minutes remaining at the King Power stadium.He appeared to be in some discomfort after colliding with Ayoze Perez, leaving Reds fans holding their breath over his condition.But Klopp had good news after the game, as he confirmed it was merely a niggle caused by the challenge."Yes. [It was a kick] on the shin," he said post-game.  DON'T MISSArsenal boss Mikel Arteta decides on first January transfer [GOSSIP]Chelsea transfer news LIVE: Roman Abramovich snubs club-record bid [BLOG]Granit Xhaka unhappy with Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta after transfer discussion [NEWS] READ MORE Trent Alexander-Arnold delivers rousing transfer message to Liverpool  “It was bleeding but he told me afterwards ‘I could have carried on!’, so obviously it is not so bad this time."Despite the gap at the top of the table extending to 13 points - with a game in hand for the Reds - Klopp refused to get too carried away or look into the significance of the win.Instead, he promised his side would continue working hard to ensure they don't lose out on the title in monumental style."You only think what changes in the question is the number is different: it was 10, 11, now it’s 13," he continued. Trending READ MORE Liverpool hero McManaman mocks Leicester and has Henry in stitches  "We actually don’t feel it, we don’t think about it, not at all. We didn’t mention it once before the game because it’s just not interesting."I can write the stories myself: the first story is that never before in the history of football, British football at least, has a team had a bigger lead and lost the lead. So that sounds in my ear negative, so why should we think about something like that?"We are just focused on the next [games]. How I said, we play Wolves, Sheffield United, Everton, Tottenham, Manchester United in the next five games."That doesn’t sound like anything is decided in my ears, to be honest. We have to play all of them and we try with all we have to make sure we are ready."The number is absolutely not relevant to us."