I agree and it is clear that Liverpool has more strength than just competing with Manchester City because they are always consistent. Moreover, last night's win against Bournemouth also proved their consistency and surprisingly Liverpool were always able to win through the goals they scored in the second half. Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota scored all the goals in last night's match and each of these players recorded a brace. Currently, Liverpool is increasingly comfortable at the top of the standings with 48 points and is 5 points away from Manchester City.
But City still has one game left. If they win against Burnley then there will only be a difference of 2 points left. Liverpool's next matches are against Arsenal and Chelsea and City's next matches are against Brentford and Everton. I think there will be changes in the standings after those two matches. With a difference of only 2 points, I don't think it's too big a difference to say that Liverpool have secured the points. I'm not underestimating Liverpool because of their consistency but they will play those two big matches without Salah if he hasn't recovered from his injury.