When can Liverpool FC become champions? - ENGLISH FOOTBALL - Transgaming

Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC continue. The Reds also won 4-0 against Southampton and can extend their lead in the Premier League. But when can Liverpool become champions? Spox has the answers.

Liverpool FC: When can Liverpool become champions?

In the Premier League, with the current score, apart from Liverpool, only seven teams (Manchester City, Leicester City, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Sheffield United, Manchester United, Wolverhampton Wanderers) can theoretically become champions, as they have a maximum return of 39 points (maximum return of points in the remaining 13 games) for the Reds.

Thus, the Reds (assuming that the other teams no longer score points or the scores of the low-ranking team in direct matches) have three wins to become champions of England with ten days to go, that is, the 28th day of play. The 28th day will take place on March 1, 2020.

Liverpool FC: These players have yet to lose a home game at Anfield Road

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Liverpool have not lost in 42 league games. At home, the Reds are unbeaten since April 2017 (1-2 against Crystal Palace). SPOX shows which players from the current team have never lost at Anfield.

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Adrian: 6 games (4-time starting eleven, 6 wins, no draw) without a break at Anfield.

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The Reds substitute and goalkeeper joined West Ham United in the summer of 2019. At the start of the season, Adrian replaced the injured regular goalkeeper Alisson. The 33-year-old Spaniard has scored nine goals in 10 games.

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Xherdan Shaqiri: 15 games (8 times starting eleven, 14 wins, 1 draw).

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The former Bayern player has joined Liverpool from Stoke City for around ’15 million euros’ in 2018. The offensive player, however, is rarely used. Shaqiri has scored once so far this season.

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Naby Keita: 16 games (8 times eleven starters, 14 wins, 2 draws).

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Due to several injuries, the midfielder has played only a few games this season. Liverpool fc have signed KEita from RB Leipzig for 60 million euros in 2018.

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Fabinho: 22 games (18 starts, 21 wins, 1 draw).

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Since his transfer from AS Monaco (replacement: 45 million euros), the Brazilian has been the linchpin in the defensive midfield. Fabinho can also play in the domestic defence.

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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain: 24 games (11 starts, 18 wins, 6 draws).

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The versatile midfielder has joined the Reds from Arsenal for 38 million euros in 2017. Oxlade-Chamberlain has scored three times in the Premier League this season, but has impressed with his running power.

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Alisson Becker: 28 games (28 times starting eleven, 26 wins, 2 draws).

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Liverpool’s undisputed number one and new world goalkeeper has joined Roma’s Klopp team for 62.5 million euros in 2018. Alisson has only had to fall behind six times in the current league season and has been goalless 11 times.

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Virgil van Dijk: 39 games (39 times starting eleven, 35 wins, 4 draws).

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The LFC has signed the central defender for a record fee of 84.65 million euros from Southampton in 2018. Van Dijk not only impresses on the defensive side, he also creates danger for the opponent with his headball strength (currently four goals).

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Andrew Robertson: 44 games (43 starts, 38 wins, 6 draws).

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A real snapper: the Reds have paid Hull City only nine million euros in 2017 for the left-back, who has already scored a few goals. Meanwhile, Robertson is one of the best in his field.

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Mohamed Salah: 50 games (49 times starting eleven, 41 wins, 9 draws).

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At Chelsea, his potential has not been realized, at Roma it has developed and since 2017 (replacement: 42 million euros) Salah has turned everything for Liverpool. An absolute guarantee of success!

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Sadio Mane: 59 games (56 starts, 50 wins, 9 draws).

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Mane, who joined Southampton for 41.2 million euros in 2016, is currently playing the best season of his career. The Senegalese has already scored 26 points in 31 mandatory games (15 goals, 11 assists).

Liverpool FC: How the Reds become champions

Liverpool FC crowned Premier League champions 2019/20 when …

win at least six games in the remaining 13 games.

This means that Liverpool …

a maximum of 21 points less than Manchester City
a maximum of 23 points less than Leicester City.
a maximum of 31 points less than Chelsea FC
a maximum of 35 points less than Tottenham Hotspur
a maximum of 36 points less than Sheffield United
A maximum of 37 points less than Manchester United and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

If Liverpool have the best goal ratio, they can also score one more point.

Liverpool FC: The next Premier League games

Date	Competition	Opponent	Home/Away
15.02.2020	Premier League	Norwich City	A
24.02.2020	Premier League	West Ham United	H
29.02.2020	Premier League	Watford F.C.	A
07.03.2020	Premier League	AFC Bournemouth	H
16.03.2020	Premier League	Everton F.C.	A

Premier League: The table after 25 of the 38 match days

Place	Team	Sp.	Objectives	Diff	Pkt.
1.	Liverpool FC	25	60:15	45	73
2.	Manchester City	25	65:29	36	51
3.	City of Leicester	25	54:26	28	49
4.	Chelsea F.C.	25	43:34	9	41
5.	Tottenham Hotspur	25	40:32	8	37
6.	Sheffield United	25	26:23	3	36
7.	Manchester United	25	36:29	7	35
8.	Wolverhampton Wanderers	25	35:32	3	35
9.	Everton F.C.	25	31:37	-6	33
10.	Arsenal FC	25	32:34	-2	31
11.	Burnley F.C.	25	28:38	-10	31
12.	Newcastle United	25	24:36	-12	31
13.	Southampton F.C.	25	31:46	-15	31
14.	Crystal Palace	25	22:29	-7	30
15.	Brighton and Hove Albion	25	30:37	-7	26
16.	AFC Bournemouth	25	25:38	-13	26
17.	Aston Villa	25	32:47	-15	25
18.	West Ham United	25	30:43	-13	24
19.	Watford F.C.	25	23:39	-16	23
20.	Norwich City	25	24:47	-23	18

When can Liverpool FC become champions? – ENGLISH FOOTBALL

Liverpool FC: When can Liverpool become champions?

Liverpool FC: How the Reds become champions

Liverpool FC: The next Premier League games