Liverpool

Liverpool: Are They the Invincibles-in-the-Making?

Liverpool is on a roll, but is anyone brave enough to challenge them now? Alan Shearer's got the inside scoop!

Liverpool are seemingly unstoppable as they sit comfortably at the top of the Premier League table, and to put it mildly, pundit Alan Shearer is convinced they’re the real deal. After their thrilling victory over rivals Manchester City, which marked City's fourth consecutive loss in the league, the Reds have gained a remarkable nine-point lead. That’s not just a lead; it’s also a statement! Liverpool's relentless attack is complemented by a rock-solid defence, which has left other teams scratching their heads, wondering just how on earth they can catch up.

In the aftermath of the match against City, whispers and jeers echoed through Anfield as Liverpool fans enthusiastically chanted, "You’re getting sacked in the morning" towards Pep Guardiola. With mood swings like that, it’s clear that the Reds are in high spirits while the City boys are feeling the heat. The fallout from this match has opened up questions about Guardiola’s managerial prowess after a string of disappointing results. Are we witnessing the twilight of an era for the current champions?

Meanwhile, speculations swirl around Mohamed Salah, as Gary Lineker hints that Salah is "interested in staying" at Liverpool despite ongoing transfer rumours linking him with a move to Inter Milan. It’s safe to say the prospect of Salah waving a heartfelt goodbye is not something Liverpool fans want to entertain. His prowess on the pitch has not only kept him as a fan favourite but has also cemented his place as a key element in Liverpool’s striking force, contributing to their current dominance.

The excitement doesn’t stop there! Liverpool is also embarking on an ambitious £5 billion project dubbed the "Liverpool Waters mega-scheme," designed to boost the city’s infrastructure and housing. With plans to investigate and develop sites for over 2,350 homes, Liverpool is gearing up for a bright future on and off the pitch, creating a space for new generations of fans and residents alike.

As Liverpool continues to lead the Premier League, only two other teams in history have led by nine points after 13 matches: Arsenal in 2007-08 and Manchester City in 2017-18. Both of those teams went on to win the league. On a lighter note, did you know Anfield is one of the oldest football stadiums in the UK, opened in 1884? It’s practically a historic landmark for footie fans! If you’re not cheering for Liverpool right now, you might just want to join the fan club before it’s too late!