ALL OBJECTIVES | Klopp’s team puts on an incredible performance!

Liverpool’s showing against Brentford was truly remarkable, showcasing their offensive skills consistently throughout the game.

Darwin Nunez established an early momentum with a skillfully executed goal, highlighting his sharpness in front of the net. The depth of Liverpool’s squad was underscored by Alexis Mac Allister’s impactful contribution, as he adeptly converted a chance to widen the lead.

Mohamed Salah marked his comeback from injury with a goal, underscoring his crucial role in the team’s success. To seal the victory conclusively, Cody Gakpo’s late strike emphasized Liverpool’s capability to sustain pressure until the final whistle.

The thoroughness of the victory not only bolsters Liverpool’s confidence but also sends a unmistakable message to their competitors that they are a formidable contender in the title race.

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Despite their dominance in the 1970s and 1980s, Liverpool has notably secured only one Premier League title since the competition’s inception in 1992. Despite coming close on several occasions, the Reds finally broke a 30-year drought in the 2019/20 season, winning the league with a remarkable run.

Liverpool showcased their supremacy by winning 26 of their first 27 games, establishing a substantial lead. Even with a slight setback during ‘Project Restart’ after a three-month Covid-19 hiatus, Jurgen Klopp’s team had already done the hard work, finishing 18 points ahead of Manchester City.

In addition to their triumph, Liverpool has experienced near misses in the Premier League. They finished second to Arsenal in 2001/02 and again behind Manchester United in 2008/09. The 2013/14 title slipped away due to a late collapse against Chelsea and Crystal Palace. Furthermore, they finished just one point behind Manchester City in 2018/19 and 2021/22, with point totals that would have secured decisive title victories in most other seasons.