Can Jurgen Klopp’s side equal Arsenal’s historic invincible season?
Bookmakers have tried their hand at predicting when Liverpool’s unbelievable unbeaten streak will end, with the Red currently 20 games into the season unbeaten.
The most likely, according to the bookies, is against Tottenham this weekend, with Liverpool playing away to the North London side.
It's 18/5 that Klopp’s pristine record goes after the late kick-off this Saturday, meaning that bookies think there’s a 21.7% chance the unblemished season comes to an end.
However, that’s not the most-backed game by punters, with the betting public favouring Manchester City to end the unbeaten streak on the 4th April.
Bookies have priced up Man City as 11/2 shots to be the first team to hand Liverpool their first defeat of the season.
Since the market opened, 48% of all bets in the market have backed City to get one over on their title rivals before the season ends.
Manchester United and Wolves are both 6/1 to end the unbeaten streak, with Merseyside rivals Everton the next most likely to cause the upset at 10/1.
However, Liverpool fans will rest easy knowing that it’s more likely that they go the season unbeaten (8/1), than it is of the Toffees getting one over on the Reds (10/1).
Leading football stats site WhoScored.com revealed that the penultimate game against Chelsea could be interesting in terms of narrative.
Last time Liverpool were going for the title they let it 'slip' against the Blues at Anfield and only the Reds themselves have won more away games at this stage of the season than Chelsea (7).
Oddschecker spokesperson Callum Wilson: “While Arsenal's special team of 2003/4 will always be known as 'The Invincibles', Liverpool this season do look utterly...invincible.
"A narrow defeat at The Etihad last campaign cost Jurgen Klopp's men invincibility, 100 points and the Premier League title, but it's looking increasingly unlikely they'll be handed a loss this time around; if they do, it'll take a very special effort from whoever stops them."
Who will stop Liverpool's unbeaten run in the Premier League?
Tottenham - 18/5
Man City - 11/2
Manchester United - 6/1
Wolves - 6/1
Everton - 10/1
West Ham - 10/1
Norwich - 16/1
Watford - 16/1
Bournemouth - 33/1
Brighton - 33/1
Chelsea - 40/1
Crystal Palace - 40/1
