A quick look at when Mo Salah’s Liverpool could win the PL as early as April 5 at Fulham with 78 pts if they win 3 and Arsenal lose 4. Or April 26 vs Spurs if 13-pt lead holds.
Egyptian King Mohamed Salah and Liverpool are on the cusp of securing their second Premier League title, with a commanding 13-point lead over second-placed Arsenal.
The Reds have navigated a challenging stretch of fixtures, including victories over Newcastle United and Manchester City, and now face a relatively lighter schedule as they approach the final stretch of the season.
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However, their title celebrations will have to wait until at least April due to their involvement in the EFL Cup final on March 16 and the subsequent international break, which limits their Premier League action in March to just one match against Southampton.
The earliest Liverpool can mathematically secure the title is on the weekend of April 5/6, when they visit Super Eagles duo of Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey’s Fulham at Craven Cottage.
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To achieve this, they must win their next three matches, culminating in a victory at Craven Cottage, while Arsenal would need to lose their next four games.
Additionally, other contenders like Nottingham Forest, Manchester City, and Chelsea would have to drop points to facilitate Liverpool’s early title win.
Arne Slot and Mo Salah need a remarkable collapse from Arsenal. || Image credit:: Imago
If Liverpool maintain their current 13-point advantage, they are likely to be crowned champions on the weekend of April 26/27, when they host Tottenham Hotspur.
This scenario assumes that Arsenal and other teams do not significantly close the gap in the intervening weeks1.
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal are currently 13 points behind Liverpool.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has another hamstring injury to deal with after Kai Havertz’s reported setback (Credit: Imago)
With a 98.83% probability of winning the title according to Opta, Liverpool’s focus remains on maintaining their form while also competing in the Champions League.
Manager Arne Slot, however, has emphasised the importance of focusing on each match rather than looking ahead to potential celebrations.
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