Following their big win in UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup, the team has created a rave among their fans and followers. It won’t be long enough that they soon upturn all the records and exceed the expectations that everyone is putting on them.
With the magical form, the team has rendered all the audience and football fanatics speechless. As they step on the football field, the team is consistently in the process of impressing everyone that sees them in their element.
The team hasn’t won the prestigious Premier League title for over three decades now, a spell that will likely be dispelled soon, as reported in the source link.
With Manchester claiming the Premier League title back in 2019, it isn’t surprising that the Reds are now filled with a new-found goal to beat their opponent and claim the title that they haven’t been able to since the last three decades. They are all set to make history this time around.
Following is the list of outstanding records that Liverpool could break in the coming days this year ahead.
Best Start to a season
While Manchester has consistently claimed their spot and held a record as the best start of the season, Liverpool could very well take the stake from them. Manchester has claimed their place at the top of the season by getting 59 points in 21 games during the 2017-18 game season. If Liverpool consistently manages to keep up with their form right now, they could very well claim the spot back.
Most Consecutive wins
Manchester City has won 18 games between August-December, 2017. In their proper form, Liverpool can surpass that number if they win all their games until February 29, 2022.
Most Consecutive home wins
Manchester City stands out with their most consecutive home wins at Etihad with over 20 wins that Liverpool can easily beat at Anfield.
Longest Unbeaten run
Although the most challenging record on the list is with Arsenal in the leaderboard with 49 unbeaten games in 2003, there are chances that Liverpool could very well create history by dethroning them.
Longest time unbeaten
During their streak to win 49 games in 2003, Arsenal went 537 days unbeaten. Although a very tough and rigid record to break, Liverpool can beat the existing record with ease with their current campaign and form.
Most home wins
The current highest is 18 games that the trio of Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester City hold at this point. But Liverpool could effectively overthrow the existing records and make a new one winning their matches until May 9th.
Most road wins
Manchester City has won 16 out of the 18 road wins in the 2017-18 season. Liverpool can overcome that record and create a new one.
Most wins in a season
Manchester City currently holds the record, winning 32 games out of 38. If Liverpool consistently wins the upcoming matches, leaving 2-3 games in loss or draw, they can also conquer the big win in this category.
Most points in a season
Manchester City stands at 100 points strongly, and with the remaining games, there are chances that Liverpool can beat it at 112 points.
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