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Pre-Wolves stats: Virgil van Dijk set for Liverpool century

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Virgil van Dijk will reach a significant milestone in his Liverpool career if he features against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday.
An outing for Van Dijk at Anfield would be his 100th appearance for the Reds in all competitions following his arrival in January 2018.

In addition to winning the Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup, the centre-half has claimed a host of individual accolades in that period – including being named as the PFA Players' Player of the Year and UEFA Men's Player of the year.
For more need-to-know pre-match facts and figures, courtesy of club statistician Ged Rea, read on...
Liverpool have taken 79 points out of a last possible 81 in the Premier League (26 wins and one draw).
Liverpool’s next goal will be their 200th in the league at Anfield under Jürgen Klopp. Sunday is the manager's 82nd home Premier League fixture.
The Reds are 90 minutes away from going the whole of 2019 undefeated at Anfield in the Premier League and cup competitions. They have played 25 home games this year, winning 22 of them.
Of the 72 goals Klopp's side have scored at home this year, Sadio Mane has netted the most with 18.
Mane’s next game will be his 150th for the Reds in league and cup, while Jordan Henderson could play his 350th match for the club.
Liverpool are unbeaten in the last 100 Premier League games (91 wins and nine draws) at Anfield when leading at half-time.
Divock Origi has found the net in two of his three Liverpool appearances against Wolves.
In the last 28 league clashes, the Reds have prevented Wolves from scoring on 17 occasions.
Ref:liverpoolfc.com

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