Liverpool have stunning XI players who are all dressed up to beat records in the Premier League this season. They have 48 points in the bag while 20 fixtures are remaining. They have won 15 of their 18 games.
This is the best Liverpool side we have seen in the last two decades.
Here are three records Liverpool can break in the remaining campaign.
Fewest goals conceded in a single Premier League season
Current record holders are Chelsea with 15 conceded goals in 2004/05 season under Jose Mourinho. With Alisson Becker between the sticks Liverpool, have all chances to beat Chelsea’s record. Besides Alisson, Jurgen Klopp can keen on Virgil van Dijk. The skipper, who can score a goal, won 100% of his aerial duels and complete 92 % of his passes, with a clean sheet in just one game.
Liverpool already have scored 39 goals and conceded only seven, the goal difference is +32.
Most clean sheets in a single Premier League season
It seems like Jurgen Klopp helped Manchester United to sack Mourinho, to beat his records with Chelsea. In the same 2004/05 campaign, Jose Mourinho’s side kept 24 clean sheets. Now it’s not impossible for Klopp’s side to keep more clean sheets, as they replaced Loris Karius with more professional goalkeeper Alisson.
The 26-year-old has already kept 11 clean sheets in his 18 appearances for the club.
Most points in a single Premier League season
Last year, Manchester City with Pep Guardiola set an exceptional record with 100 points in a single Premier League season.
"So far it looks like a really special season, 48 points before Christmas is crazy. But there are other teams. Chelsea, Manchester City, Tottenham, Arsenal, will probably win, so then they have 40-something points, nobody is dropping points down to fifth or sixth. You will probably need 105 to be champions at the end of the season, you don't know,” said Jurgen Klopp recently.
It is not impossible to break the record; however, it would not be easy.
Liverpool are the third side this season, which kept their unbeaten run. They have played 18 games and have drawn only 3 of them. Currently, Jurgen Klopp’s side have 48 points.
