Roberto Firmino scored a late winner for Liverpool in the Reds’ closely-contested Premier League clash with Wolves this evening, the result appears to have left some Arsenal fans on edge.
The Gunners’ biggest achievement in the club’s history is arguably the title-winning team that managed to go unbeaten through the entire 2003/04 Premier League campaign.
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Arsene Wenger’s side have rightfully gone down as one of the top-flight’s best teams ever and Jurgen Klopp’s Reds look as though they’re on track to claim that illustrious title for themselves.
Liverpool have 15 league games left this season, this includes a clash with cross-town rivals Everton and fixtures against Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City.
It seems as though some Arsenal fans want nothing more from the season other than Liverpool losing just one game before the end of the Premier League campaign:
I need Liverpool to lose just one game though. Inevitable title winners, but need you to lose one game, please.. ?
— R. (@rsmithldn) January 23, 2020
Can liverpool please lose, joke’s not funny anymore
— Ali (@AliLawati3) January 23, 2020
For the love of all things good and Arsene Wenger, please let Liverpool lose at least one game this season #AFC #LFC pic.twitter.com/9jFQfvMJTO
— Marissa Thomas (@marissatfooty) January 23, 2020
Lol let them have the league but as an arsenal fan all I have left is the invincibles ?
— Qui Qui (@ShaquillexLee) January 23, 2020
@Arsenal are sitting pretty at the 10th spot man. Let us have the one thing that still keeps us relevant. The Invincibles.
— Shreyansh Kothari (@shrynshk) January 23, 2020
I have no problem with @LFC winning the league. Please just lose one game! pic.twitter.com/ruKqXvVCcy
— Shreyansh Kothari (@shrynshk) January 23, 2020
Liverpool about to snatch the only bragging rights Arsenal have ? Invincibles!? It must not happen o
— ?? Dowe Biyere (@DoweBiyere) January 23, 2020
Someone has to beat Liverpool or else I can’t bring up the invincibles in any arsenal argument LMAOOOO
— ??pu?x?l? (@Alex4presiident) January 23, 2020
Even in tight matches like tonight’s, Liverpool have shown this season that they’ll always find a way to snatch a late winner or equaliser to keep their phenomenal form going.
Klopp’s men are also so adaptable with their playing styles that it’s hard to imagine which side has a real chance of beating them.
For example, the Reds are capable of putting the sword to any side’s defence with their free-flowing counter-attacking football – whilst also having the discipline needed to stay in complete control of games and snatch crucial goals from set-piece situations.