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Liverpool, the only unbeaten team since the start of the season, continues its march towards its first title since 1990 in the English Premier League by hosting Arsenal in the top 20 clashes.
Liverpool has won in 16 games and denied only three to confirm that he is a strong candidate to embrace the missing title of the chests for nearly three decades. With the results of the 19th stage, Liverpool won 51 points to six points from Tottenham Hotspur, second to defending champion Manchester City after losing a second and final defeat in their last four Premier League matches.
Liverpool will face Arsenal at home against Anfield before heading to City on January 3rd at the top of the 21st stage, which could have a big impact on the league.
"What we are trying to say is that we want to make our own history," Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp said at the conclusion of the match in which his team defeated Newcastle 4-0 Wednesday. We are the first team in Liverpool history to have lost 19 league games since the start of the Premier League. It's a little story and a good step forward. "
"We have to win our games, we have to be fully focused and have good morale, it's very important, and then we'll see where it takes us," he said.
Arsenal were one of the few teams to draw 1-1 in Liverpool this season and can count on two top scorers, Gabon striker Pierre Emeric Obamyang, who scored 13 goals and Frenchman Alexandre Lacazette, who scored six goals this season.
The team depends mainly on the best scorer and Egyptian player of last season, Mohamed Salah, who at this stage of the season, plays his excellent goal with 12 goals in 19 games.
Arsenal, led by Spanish coach Onay Emery, is fifth overall and aims for a second win in the last three games.
Manchester City is looking to recover after three defeats in the last four games. Spanish coach Josep Guardiola sank 2-0 to Chelsea in round six, losing to Crystal Palace (2-3) and Leicester City (1-2).
City, who led at the start of the round of 16, will be the guest from Southampton, welcoming Tottenham Hotspur and Wolverhampton, while he will attempt to keep the pressure on Liverpool. United hosts sixth at Old Trafford, Bournemouth 12, looking for his third victory in Solskjaer's third game.
In other matches, Brighton will meet Everton, Leicester City with Cardiff City, Fulham with Hadersfield, Watford with Newcastle, Crystal Palace with Chelsea and Burnley with West Ham.
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