That could be. At least they won the Champions League last season and they are the favorite for the Club World Cup I think.
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Originally posted by SDK1987
That could be. At least they won the Champions League last season and they are the favorite for the Club World Cup I think.
Currently tearing up the record books on a weekly basis and are on for 34 more records this season.
Points
Most points in a season
Record: 100
Currently held by: Manchester City (2017/18)
What Liverpool are on: 76
What Liverpool require: 25 points from 12 games, so eight wins, one draw and three defeats or seven wins and four draws at worst.
Most points over 38 consecutive games
Record: 108
Currently held by: Liverpool (February 2019-February 2020)
What Liverpool are on: 108
What Liverpool require: A win against West Ham on the 24th.
Biggest title-winning margin
Record: 19 points
Currently held by: Manchester City (2017/18)
What Liverpool are on: 25 points
What Liverpool require: To just carry on, really.
Biggest gap from first to bottom
Record: 82 points
Currently held by: Manchester City (2018/19, over Huddersfield)
What Liverpool are on: 58 points more than Norwich
What Liverpool require: Again, to just carry on. They are on course to finish on 110 points, with Norwich en-route to 26. That would beat the current record by two points.
Earliest title win by date
Record: April 14
Currently held by: Manchester United (2000/01)
Liverpool’s earliest possible title win: March 7, depending on other results. Liverpool will win the title regardless if they win their next five games, culminating with a match at home to Crystal Palace on March 21.
Earliest title win by games remaining
Record: Five games left.
Currently held by: Manchester United (2000/01) and Manchester City (2017/18)
Liverpool’s earliest possible title win: With nine games left.
Wins
Most consecutive wins
Record: 18
Currently held by: Manchester City (August-December 2017)
What Liverpool are on: 17
What Liverpool require: Wins against West Ham (24th) and Watford (29th).
Most consecutive wins for a player
Record: 32
Currently held by: Mo Salah (March 2019-February 2020)
James Milner (24) is second and Joe Gomez (23) is third.
Highest win percentage as a player (at least 50 games)
Record: 83.9%
Currently held by: Alisson (August 2018-February 2020)
Fabinho (45 games) will be on 86% if he wins each of his next five games.
Most consecutive home wins
Record: 20
Currently held by: Manchester City (March 2011-March 2012) and…
What Liverpool are on: 20
What Liverpool require: A wins against West Ham at Anfield (24th).
Most wins in a season
Record: 32
Currently held by: Manchester City (2017/18 and 2018/19)
What Liverpool are on: 25
What Liverpool require: Eight wins or more from their last 12 games.
Most home wins in a season
Record: 18
Currently held by: Chelsea (2005/06), Manchester United (2010/11), Manchester City (2011/12 and 2018/19)
What Liverpool are on: 13
What Liverpool require: Wins against West Ham (24th), Bournemouth (March 7), Crystal Palace (March 21), Aston Villa (April 11), Burnley (April 25) and Chelsea (May 9) at Anfield.
Most away wins in a season
Record: 16
Currently held by: Manchester City (2017/18)
What Liverpool are on: 12
What Liverpool require: At least five wins from six games against Watford (29th), Everton (March 16), Manchester City (April 4), Brighton (April 18), Arsenal (May 2) and Newcastle (May 17).
Most league doubles completed in a PL season (beating a team home and away)
Record: 13
Currently held by: Manchester City (2017/18 and 2018/19)
What Liverpool are on: 6
What Liverpool require: To win at least eight of their final 12 games.
Beating every team at least once in a season and winning the league
Record currently held by: Chelsea (2005/06), Manchester United (2011/12), Manchester City (2017/18 and 2018/19)
What Liverpool require: To win the league.
Youngest Premier League winner
Record: 17 years, 350 days
Currently held by: Phil Foden (2017/18)
Closest Liverpool player: Harvey Elliott (16 years, 321 days)
What he requires: Four more appearances in Liverpool’s next 13 games.
Defeats
Fewest defeats in a season
Record: Zero
Currently held by: Arsenal (2003/04)
What Liverpool are on: Zero
What Liverpool require: No defeats from their next 12 games.
Fewest home defeats in a season
Record: Zero
Currently held by: 16 teams
What Liverpool are on: Zero
What Liverpool require: No defeats from their next six home games.
Fewest away defeats in a season
Record: Zero
Currently held by: Arsenal (2001/02 and 2003/04)
What Liverpool are on: Zero
What Liverpool require: No defeats from their next six away games.
Longest unbeaten run
Record: 49 games
Currently held by: Arsenal (May 2003-October 2004)
What Liverpool are on: 43 games
What Liverpool require: To avoid defeat against West Ham (24th), Watford (29th), Bournemouth (March 7), Everton (March 16), Crystal Palace (March 21), Manchester City (April 4) and Aston Villa (April 11).
Longest unbeaten run as a player
Record: 56
Currently held by: Sol Campbell (November 2002-October 2004)
Closest Liverpool players: Joe Gomez (37)
What he requires: To stay unbeaten for the final 12 games of this and first eight of next season
Longest unbeaten start to a Premier League career
Record: 47 games
Currently held by: Jens Lehmann (August 2003-October 2004)
Closest Liverpool player: Naby Keita (33 games)
What he requires: To stay unbeaten for the final 12 games of this and first three of next season.
Most consecutive away games undefeated
Record: 27
Currently held by: Arsenal (April 2003-September 2004)
What Liverpool are on: 21
What Liverpool require: To avoid defeat in their final six away games, then their first away game of next season.
Draws
Fewest draws in a season
Record: Two
Currently held by: Manchester City and Tottenham (both 2018/19)
What Liverpool are on: One
What Liverpool require: No draws from their next 12 games.
Goals
Fewest goals conceded in a season
Record: 15
Currently held by: Chelsea (2004/05)
What Liverpool are on: 15
What Liverpool require: Loads of clean sheets.
Fewest away goals conceded in a season
Record: Nine
Currently held by: Chelsea (2004/05)
What Liverpool are on: Six
What Liverpool require: To concede no more than three goals in their last six away games.
Best goal difference in a season
Record: +79
Currently held by: Manchester City (2017/18)
What Liverpool are on: +46
What Liverpool require: A decent swing.
Most games scored in in a season
Record: 38
Currently held by: Arsenal (2001/02)
What Liverpool are on: 26
What Liverpool require: At least one goal in each of their next 12 games.
Most consecutive games scored in
Record: 55
Currently held by: Arsenal (May 2001-November 2002)
What Liverpool are on: 35
What Liverpool require: At least one goal in each of their last 12 games of this and first nine games of next season.
And, to conclude, if Liverpool win the league…
Jurgen Klopp would be the first German manager to win the English top flight.
Dejan Lovren would be the first Croatian to win the Premier League.
Naby Keita would be the first Guinean to win the Premier League.
Sadio Mane would be the first Senegalese to win the Premier League.
Mo Salah would be the first Egyptian to win the Premier League.
Nice information that they can win a lot of records this season, but I expect the title and try to win the Champions League again is more importent than getting records.
Originally posted by SDK1987
Nice information that they can win a lot of records this season, but I expect the title and try to win the Champions League again is more importent than getting records.
Very true but id love us to go the whole season undefeated and break Cities 100 point total record on the way to doing it 
Bit of a set back in the Champions league but it's only the first leg and the second leg is at Anfield.We have to be really careful of away goals now but it's really well set up for a great game.
Highlights
Indeed, but still 90 minutes of play to win for them.
I think they should be lucky it was only 1-0.
This win equals the Premier league record of 18 consecutive wins in a row held by Man City.Another victory vs Watford on Saturday and we will surpass that record and hold it outright.
Even for me in the netherlands the SKY Sports video isn't working. I expect it's only working for UK members,
The unbeaten run comes to an end,we dominated possession but it's the goal column that counts.
That's to bad for them, but it will be crazy if they would lose the Premier league title now.
Originally posted by SDK1987
That's to bad for them, but it will be crazy if they would lose the Premier league title now.
Only 12 points from a possible 30 needed and City would have to win their last 11 games even if we did drop a few more points so it's highly unlikely,but all the time it's possible it's possible were not over the line yet.We have Bournemouth this morning in about 2 hours time so hopefully that's another 3 points towards the title.
Another record set today of 22 consecutive top flight home league wins beating the record set by Liverpool F.C back in 1972. Which takes us to 55 games unbeaten in all competitions at Anfield.We could be crowned champions before we play our next league game away vs Everton on the 16th of march.Man City have to play 3 league games before our next fixture so if they lose those games Vs Man united,Arsenal and Burnley.Liverpool F.C would be crowned Champions on the 14 of march.
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