With a win over Nottingham Forest, Liverpool kept pace with its opponents at the top of the Premier League standings, and it can now really press home an advantage..
Liverpool maintained its unblemished home record this season with a 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest at Anfield. With 10 games remaining in the Premier League season, the Reds are in a strong position in the top four.
Jürgen Klopp’s team is only three points behind leaders Tottenham, with Arsenal one point ahead. However, the Reds could make some decisive changes during the following six games.
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Liverpool’s next Carabao Cup match is on Wednesday against Bournemouth. In terms of the league, the Reds should be confident of picking up maximum points in their next two games.
The first game is against Luton Town on November 5, followed by a visit to Anfield by Brentford on November 12. Then comes the big one: on November 25, the Reds travel to the Etihad Stadium to face Manchester City in what might be a pivotal encounter in this season’s title battle.
Liverpool then hosts Fulham on December 3rd, followed by trips to Sheffield United and Crystal Palace on December 6th and 9th, respectively. As you can see, the City trip is wedged between a string of good fixtures for the Reds.
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Arsenal’s schedule begins with a difficult match against Newcastle (A), followed by matches against Burnley (H) and Brentford (A). The month of December then includes games against Wolves (H), Luton Town (A), and Aston Villa (A).
Meanwhile, following today’s Manchester derby, Manchester City travels to Bournemouth (H) before facing Chelsea (A), with a match against Liverpool following after the international break. Tottenham (H), Aston Villa (A), and Luton Town (A) follow in December, making things much more difficult.
Jürgen Klopp has a good chance in the next six Liverpool games against Manchester City, Arsenal, and Tottenham.
