Liverpool (AFP) - Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana has insisted the Reds have not given up hope of qualifying for next season's Champions League ahead of Tuesday's trip to Hull City.A goalless draw at West Bromwich Albion on Saturday left Liverpool struggling to finish in the top four of the Premier League.But, unusually, Liverpool had cause to thank local rivals Everton after the Toffees beat Manchester United 3-0 at Goodison Park on Sunday.United remained fourth in the table but are now just seven points ahead of Liverpool, who have a game in hand on Louis van Gaal's side.And Lallana believes that if Liverpool win all of their final five games of the season –- starting with Tuesday's clash at the KC Stadium –- they could secure a coveted spot in European football's elite competition."We'll dust ourselves down, go again, go to Hull and try to get three points to hopefully put as much pressure on the teams above us as possible," said Lallana."I still feel that if we pick up maximum points from the remaining games, we'll be unlucky not to get into that fourth spot.