New threat arises to Liverpool Premier League title challenge

Liverpool will have to handle another problem as they struggle to finish a 30-year delay for the championship.

Liverpool may be done with Norwich City this term, and, assuming the dilemma of the rock-bottom Canaries, perhaps for some time to come, but that does not mean they should be overlooked. Football fans from around the world can purchase Premier League Football Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

Not least assumed the explanations of their director Daniel Farke on Friday when asked to look back at last weekend's 1-0 home loss to the runaway Premier League bests.

It was a countless performance beside Liverpool with a tragic outcome, said the German. We needed to be the first squad to beat them.

In one sentence, Farke summarized an additional problem with which the Reds must contend over the final weeks of the national season. As front-runners, they are, by meaning, the squad to beat.

But the extra kudos of stopping Liverpool following the Arsenal squad of 2003/04 in charming unbeatable, and finish their undefeated league run in the procedure, is providing an obvious motivation for rivals.

Klopp position

Klopp, for his part, is not excessively worried about avoiding loss in the closing weeks. Getting over the line and claiming that first championship in 30 years is all that matters.

It would not, though, be made any easier by the increasing focus on their 43-game unbeaten run, the second-longest in English history behind the Arsenal team of 16 years ago that eventually stumbled at the 50th hurdle.

Games that would otherwise have little meaning towards the end of the campaign could take on a different dimension.

That said, there are unlikely to be many fixtures where the opposition has little to play for.

West Ham United, visitors on Monday, are striving to avoid relegation. So too Watford and Bournemouth, who come after that.

And then there are traditional rivals such as Everton and Manchester City.

Liverpool, of course, knows what it is like to be spoiled having been the first team to down City in 2017/18 when Pep Guardiola's side was romping towards the title.

Going much further back, the Reds halted Nottingham Forest's 42-game run in 1978, a sequence Klopp's side surpassed last weekend. Just 12 games stand between Liverpool and immortality.

Five victories, though, will be enough for that cherished Premier League crown. Just don't expect any of them to be anything other than very hard-earned.

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Liverpool Premier League records: Is Klopp's side could still do in a stunning season?

It gazes a substance of when, not if, Liverpool boost the Premier League cup, and they might become record-breakers beside the way.

With a 22-point top over their nearby competitors, Jurgen Klopp's side is previously enjoying the best term in the history of any club from Europe's top-five associations in terms of points gained. Football fans from around the world can purchase Premier League Football Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

I keep telling everyone to really savor this, the record that we have kept so far, I do not think it is going to come along again so quickly, Chairman Tom Werner thought after their best recent win, a 4-0 beating of Southampton previous weekend, and their 16th three-point pull in a row.

There are plenty of reasons for Werner to enjoy the moment, Liverpool are still in the Champions League and FA Cup, as well as remaining on course for the first unbeaten Premier League season since Arsenal's invincible in 2004, but that's far from the only record they could be rewritten by the end of the campaign.

The records Liverpool are chasing down

A longest consecutive run of wins: 18 Manchester City, 2017/18

When could Liverpool break it? Watford (A), February 29

A perfect half-season between draws with Everton and Crystal Palace set Manchester City on their way to a record-breaking points tally back in 2017/18, more on that later, but Liverpool has that total in their sights now with a run of wins stretching back to late October.

Victories, at Norwich, at home to West Ham and then at Watford, a trio they beat by a combined 8-1 scoreline in the reverse fixtures, will break Manchester City's record.

Longest unbeaten run: 49 Arsenal, 2002/03-2004/05

When could Liverpool break it? Aston Villa (H), April 11

When Arsenal racked up 49 games unbeaten, it was questioned whether there would ever be a team to surpass Arsene Wenger's Invincible.

There have been impressive unbeaten runs since then, Chelsea was beaten only once in the season that magnificent run came to an end, and Manchester City lost only twice en route to the title in 2017/18.

But Liverpool has not tasted defeat since their ultimately costly 2-1 reverse at the Etihad last January and the Reds will become the first team to go 50 Premier League competitions undefeated if they can get somewhat from each of their next eight league competitions.

The 50th game is set to be their home clash with Aston Villa on April 11, but pending FA Cup progression could also be a way to Brighton a week later.

Most wins: 32 Manchester City, 2017/18 and 2018/19

When could Liverpool break it? Brighton (A), April 18

Manchester City ripped up the record books when Pep Guardiola lifted his first Premier League title in 2018, with the kind of dominating season the league had never seen before.

Despite City winning all, but six games across the entire campaign, and repeating that feat last season, Liverpool are well on-course to not only beat Manchester City's record haul but potentially better it.

If they keep up their stunning run of victories, which would include beating both City and Everton away, they could break Guardiola's wins record at Brighton in mid-April and potentially end up with a mammoth 37 victories by the end of the season.

They can static give to drop points in four competitions before the conclusion of the season and overhaul Manchester City.

Most points: 100 Manchester City, 2017/18

When could Liverpool break it? Burnley (H), April 25

Gabriel Jesus' last-minute winner for Manchester City at Southampton on the last day of the season in 2017/18 did not mean much in a title race that was long-since over but Guardiola's celebrations on the touchline at St Mary's told their own story about how significant reaching the target of a three-figure points tally was for the manager.

City was only two points away from matching that last season, but Liverpool can afford to drop 11 points between now and the end of the campaign and still beat that incredible figure.

But to place that into setting with reverence to their present form, it is occupied them since January 3, 2019, to droplet their last 11 points.

At present, Liverpool could smash past 100 points against Burnley on April 25, and could even afford one draw up until that point to still break the record.

Most away victories in a term: 16 Manchester City, 2017/18

When could Liverpool break it? Arsenal (A), May 2

Winning all-but two away games in a Premier League season sounds like a fantasy to most, after all, even the highest-points winners in the division's history, Manchester City's 2017/18 team, dropped points on three of their road trips.

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