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Liverpool can live to regret the draw granted in the 98 minute of the Merseyside derby against Everton, a lost opportunity to put a hand in the Premier League trophy.
The Reds needed a victory that increased trust after a defeat of the FA Cup at the hands of Plymouth Argyle. It was not a polished performance in Goodison Park, but a goal in the second half of Mohamed Salah seemed to give the Premier League leaders a 2-1 victory.
After having now played his game in his hand, Liverpool still managed to extend his leadership about Arsenal in the race for the title. But a seven -point gap does not feel as solid as nine would have done, especially having failed to overcome sudden wobble and some difficult games now on the horizon.
Here are the next five games of the Premier League of Liverpool.
Liverpool has a brief change between the Merseyside derby and his next Premier League match, with the reds that host Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday afternoon. It is an accessory that has brought great joy in the last seasons, with 12 victories in the last 14 clashes in all competitions.
The reverse match at the end of September was one of these triumphs: the penalty of Mohamed Salah that obtains three important points in Molineux, and Sunday’s battle in Anfield is one of the most direct matches of Liverpool in the coming months.
The wolves enjoyed the victory over Aston Villa recently, but they are still sitting dangerously near the descent zone. There are only two points ahead of the city of Ipswich in position 19.
The trips to Villa Park have grown in difficulties since the arrival of Unai Emery to Midlands. Aston Villa has already defeated Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur in his homeland this season and will be excited about the visit of the League leaders while they point to climb the table.
Despite the resurgence of Villa Bajo Emery, Liverpool has not proven defeat in this accessory since its humiliation 7-2 in 2020/21. The Reds have won seven of their last nine against the villains and will be desperate to extend their advantage at the table summit.
However, they should avoid the destination that happened in Villa Park the last period, with their hosts scoring twice in the last five minutes to win a 3-3 draw.
Man City and Liverpool have shared many title fights in the past years, but there will be no crown for the previous one. Premier League champions are in crisis after an incredibly disappointing campaign, with the defeat of December 2-0 in Anfield personifying the lethargy and disorganization with which the Pep Guardiola team has played throughout 2024/ 25.
The Reds will want to take advantage and ensure a rare victory in the Etihad stadium, a place where they have not triumphed in the Premier League since 2015. Mohamed Salah and Co. They should take advantage of the uprooting in the bottom line of the city, with the absence From Rodri still causing dough problems for Manchester Club.
The Etihad has previously demonstrated an impenetrable fortress, but the city has lost at home three times in this term, while dropping points to the old Feyneord of Everton and Arne Slot.
The Capabao Cup final sees Liverpool and Newcastle United block the horns in mid -March, but the second grief of the Premier League between the sides of this season arrives at the end of February. The URACAS will be interested in continuing their strong form and ending their unfortunate career in Anfield.
Newcastle has not won in the red half of Merseyside since 1995 and has lost six of its last seven visits. Despite their recent ascent under Eddie Howe, the Magpies have continued to fight Liverpool, although they secured an impressive 3-3 draw with the slot team earlier this season thanks to Fabian Schar’s late draw.
The victory would not only change Liverpool to the Premier League title, but would also serve as a psychological blow for Newcastle before its Wembley meeting.
Due to the strange nature of programming in modern football and an international break, Liverpool has only one Premier League match during March. That comes the first doors at home to the lower part of the Southampton table, whom they have won twice in victories very close to the stadium of St Mary at the beginning of this period.
The narrow victories on the southern coast have been surprisingly challenging, but Southampton should not have any possibility in Anfield. The Saints have noted less and granted more than any other Premier League team this term and are destined for a decrease.
