Quote from: Pesona1 on Today at 05:21:53 PM

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 04:00:41 PM

Jurgen Klopp truly knows how to rotate his team while still bringing out the best from them and I'm very hopeful they're gonna fight for the title till the end of the season. Manchester City undoubtedly will heap pressure on Liverpool but Klopp will surely want to make a statement with his boys this season

So far Liverpool are still unstoppable even though they are without their main striker who is currently absent (Salah), the victory over Bournemouth further strengthens their position at the top of the standings with 48 points, even though they are currently at the top of the standings but Liverpool do not yet have a safe position as title challengers considering several the teams below still have a big chance to overthrow Liverpool, Manchester City is relatively must be wary by liverpool considering their very consistent performance, apart from that, aone postponed match that Manchester City has could be an advantage for them to easily overthrow Liverpool. The next two matches are a real test for Liverpool, considering that they have to face two big teams from London, if liverpool lose in the match, of course Manchester City will really benefit because they can cut the distance even closer and I think for Manchester City next two matches will produce full points because they are against weak teams.

On paper Liverpool is clearly a team with all the advantages over its opponent Bournemouth. So it's only natural that Liverpool can dominate the match and win it with a score of 0-4. At first Liverpool had difficulty breaking into Bounemouth's goal in the first half and both played goalless until the first half ended. Liverpool started to find a way to break down Bounemouth's defense in the second half and they really made Bounemouth's players lose concentration.

It's true that Liverpool are not safe so far even though they are at the top of the standings. If Liverpool does not create more points difference than Manchester City, then I believe Manchester City can still occupy the top position and lead until the end of the season. So Liverpool will indeed be under a lot of pressure from now on, especially in tough matches against equally strong teams.

The next two matches will be tough for Liverpool even though Chelsea and Arsenal can still be beaten. Chelsea tends to be unstable, but Arsenal doesn't seem like they will accept defeat after previously losing in the FA Cup. So it's true that Liverpool's consistency will be tested in the two tough matches ahead.