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This is the team from this first part of the season! Liverpool has been seducing people since the start of the year in England but also on the European scene.
The Reds crush everything in their path and struck a big blow this Thursday evening in the Premier League by winning in front of their home crowd against Leicester as part of the 18th day of the English championship (3 goals to 1).
A success which allows the Mersey club to take off but above all to establish an incredible record with a series of 20 consecutive matches without defeat. A first for a Liverpool manager since Kenny Daglish in 1989.
Objective: 21 matches without defeat against West Ham
First in the standings with 7 points ahead of Chelsea, Liverpool wants to confirm once again during their next league outing against West Ham. The objective will be to continue to take points and keep their unbeaten streak by extending it to 21 matches. Response this Sunday at the London Stadium against the Hammers. To be continued…
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