Liverpool claims a strong position in the Champions League

Liverpool will have the chance to move closer to just their second English top-flight title in 35 years when they face a struggling Manchester City this Sunday. The highly anticipated match at Anfield could prove pivotal for Jurgen Klopp's side as they continue their charge at the Premier League title. With a strong season thus far, Liverpool looks poised to make a serious challenge, and a victory over City would further solidify their position at the top of the table. Meanwhile, Manchester City, led by Ruben Amorim in his first season as manager, will be looking to bounce back after a series of disappointing results. The club’s recent form has left them vulnerable, and they face a stern test against Liverpool’s relentless attack and solid defense.

This top-of-the-table clash also has implications for the other title contenders. Arsenal, who will be facing West Ham in a crucial match, have the opportunity to narrow the gap and keep their title hopes alive. Similarly, Chelsea, playing host to Aston Villa, will be eager to claim three points and make a push for a top-four finish. Arne Slot’s Liverpool side are riding high going into the weekend after their impressive 2-0 victory over Real Madrid, which saw them top the Champions League table. The Reds’ form has been nothing short of dominant this season, with the team showing an almost flawless performance in the Premier League as well. With an eight-point lead after just 12 games, Liverpool have firmly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with.

Historically, all three teams that have held an eight-point advantage at this stage of the Premier League season have gone on to secure the title. This provides further evidence of the momentum Liverpool are building under Slot’s guidance, making them a real contender for the championship. As for Manchester City, they appear vulnerable. With the current form of Liverpool and City’s recent struggles, this is a prime opportunity for the Reds to extend their lead and put further pressure on their title rivals. Liverpool’s charge for the Premier League title looks unstoppable, and if they can maintain their current trajectory, they will be tough to catch as the season progresses.

"It has been, is being and will be a tough season for us. We have to accept it for many circumstances," said Pep Guardiola.