Liverpool visit the Welsh capital on Sunday for their fourth-last league game of a season in which domestic and European glory remain possible.
Victory over the Bluebirds would make sure the Reds end the weekend top of the Premier League, while their Champions League journey continued apace with an impressive 4-1 quarter-final second leg win at FC Porto on Wednesday.
The reward for a 6-1 aggregate success over the Portuguese champions is, of course, a mouth-watering last-four tie with FC Barcelona, the first leg of which takes place at Camp Nou on May 1.
Alisson, though, is looking no further ahead than the ‘great challenge’ of attempting to beat Cardiff - an outcome that would go some way to satisfying the goalkeeper’s desire for a flawless finish to the campaign.