Liverpool very close to breaking records seriously impressive after victory against Norwich

Norwich City, the last team on the Premier Legers sign, gave Liverpool the hardest test that most were expecting on Saturday evening.

But despite impressive efforts, Jurgen Klopp's team triumphed at the end of 1-0 thanks to a 78th-minute goal by Sadio Mane.

Liverpool now finds himself at the top of the table with 25 points more than the second place, Manchester City, but “Citizens” have a less played match, Periscope broadcast.

However, even if Pep Guardola's boys beat West Ham on Wednesday night, it seems inevitable that Liverpool will freeze the title in the coming weeks.

Five more wins and the team from “Mercedeside” will be declared champion for the first time in 30 years.

Liverpool is in a performance of 43 games without losses, and if he avoids losing in the next seven matches, he will break the record set by Arsenal's Invincible between May 2003 and October 2004.

They are also a victory far away to equal the Manchester City record for 18 consecutive victories, set between August-December 2017 months.

Red “ ” has won eight straight matches as guests, leaving them only three away from Premier Legers' record.

They have also won 20 consecutive matches in “Andanfield”, which means there is only one victory away to equalize its record set in 1972. /Periscope. com/