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Five years after his last national coronation, Liverpool could win the twentieth title of champion of England in his history this weekend. Currently leaders of the Premier League, the Reds have thirteen units ahead of their Dauphin Arsenal (76 points against 63) six days from the end.
Thus, eighteen points are still at stake. For the men of Arne Slot to be sacred, Arsenal should be beaten in Ipswich on Saturday and the Reds prevail the next day on the Leicester field. With sixteen points ahead of five days from the end, Liverpool could no longer be joined.
However, if the second scenario is quite likely in view of the foxe season (19th with only 4 Premier League victories), beaten on the go to Anfield (3-1), the first is less certain because the players of Kieran McKenna are also relegation (18th) and had been dominated at the Emirates Stadium (1-0) during the Boxing Day. And Real can testify to this: even out of their bases, the Gunners are difficult to beat.
A bodily end of the championship for the Reds
If the Gunners came to get at least one match at Portman Road, Liverpool celebrations will have to wait for several days. In the middle and weekend next week, make way for the 34th day of the Premier League: Arsenal will receive Crystal Palace on Wednesday while the Reds will be struggling with Tottenham in Anfield four days later. After these two matches, there will only be twelve points at stake. So if the teammates of Mohamed Salah came to win their two matches against Leicester and against the Spurs, they will be guaranteed to be Champions of England, whatever the results of the Gunners.
The Mersey club has every interest in filling up in these two games. Because he will travel to Chelsea (6th) on May 4 on behalf of the 35th day of the England Championship, will receive Arsenal (36th day) a week later and will go to the lawn of the current tenth, Brighton (37th day), May 19. Unless a cataclysm, Liverpool has a highway in front of him to be champion. It only remains for him to transform the test in the coming days.
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