Philippe Coutinho named Liverpool Player of the Season

Philippe Coutinho named Liverpool Player of the Season as he completes clean sweep of club awards for second straight year

•  Philippe Coutinho wins Player of the Season award at Liverpool 

•  The Brazilian midfielder also won the prize at the club last year

•  Coutinho also wins Goal of the Season and Performance of the Season

•  Emre Can also successful as he wins Young Player of the Year award

 Philippe Coutinho was crowned Liverpool's Player of the Season for the second consecutive campaign

 Emre Can won the Young Player of the Season award during Liverpool's end-of-season dinner

 Coutinho poses with his Goal of the Season award with John Aldridge (left) and Wayne Scholes (right)

 Jurgen Klopp and his squad have arrived at the Liverpool Players' Awards dinner on Thursday night

 Liverpool's Brad Smith, Nathaniel Clyne, Andre Wisdom, Adam Lallana and Martin Skrtel

 Defender Kolo Toure (left) and German midfielder Can were also in attendance

LIVERPOOL'S AWARDS NIGHT WINNERS

Player of the Season - Phillipe Coutinho

Goal of the Season - Philippe Coutinho (against Manchester United in the Europa League)

Young Player of the Season - Emre Can

Performance of the Season - Philippe Coutinho (against Manchester City in November)

First Team Players' Player of the Season - Philippe Coutinho

Academy Players' Player of the Season - Brad Smith

Ladies' Players' Player of the Season - Martha Harris

Supporter Club of the Year - Gauteng Supporters' Club of South Africa

Staff Recognition Award - Terry Forsyth (former grounds manager)

Lifetime Achievement Award - Steve Heighway

Bill Shankly Community Award - Marie Rooney (from the Anfield Community Centre)

Jurgen Klopp and his first-team squad were at the event in Liverpool, including Daniel Sturridge, captain Jordan Henderson and Andre Wisdom, who has returned following a loan spell at Norwich.

Also in attendance were club chief executive officer Ian Ayre, who is standing down from his position next year.

There was also banned defender Mamadou Sakho and a host of ex-Liverpool stars, including Phil Neal, Jimmy Case and Nigel Spackman.

 The celebrations didn't go on too late, however, as the Reds still have the small matter of a Europa League final to prepare for against Sevilla next Wednesday night.

The trip to Basle in Switzerland will give Klopp another chance at silverware in his first season at the club following Liverpool's defeat by Manchester City in the Capital One Cup final in February.

Liverpool also still have the obstacle of their final Premier League game to hurdle, as they visit The Hawthorns to face West Brom on Sunday.

 Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge arriving at the awards dinner at Kings Dock

 Liverpool trio Tiago Ilori (left), Mamadou Sakho (centre) and Christian Benteke

 Liverpool's entire squad pose for their end-of-season photo at their awards dinner

 Liverpool's Jordon Ibe (centre) speaks with Sturridge as they arrive for the Liverpool Players' Awards

A top-six finish is still a possibility for Klopp's side but that was made far more difficult after they could only muster a 1-1 draw against Chelsea on Wednesday night, with Christian Benteke's strike nicking a point in stoppage time.

'We want to finish the season really well,' Kolo Toure told LFC TV on the red carpet.

'We've got a really important game against West Brom, then we'll prepare for the [Europa League] final.'

Emre Can added: 'I think we're all looking forward to the game.

'Everyone knows how important the game is and first thing we want to win the Europa League then play in the Champions League next season.'

 Liverpool's (left-right) Joao Carlos Teixeira, Coutinho, Pedro Chirivella, Roberto Firmino and Alberto Moreno

 Liverpool's chief executive officer Ian Ayre, who is standing down next season, arriving at the event

 James Milner (left) shares a laugh with team-mate Jordan Henderson (centre), with Connor Randall

 Liverpool's (left-right) Joe Allen, Jordan Williams, Milner, Henderson and Randall

Ex-Liverpool stars Phil Neal (left), Nigel Spackman (centre) Jimmy Case pose for the cameras