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Liverpool 4-0 Southampton: Five talking points

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Liverpool marched on at the top of the Premier League with a clinical 4-0 win over Southampton on Saturday.
Four second-half goals - Mohamed Salah’s brace following strikes from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Jordan Henderson - saw off the Saints at Anfield.
Here are five talking points on the Reds’ latest victory…
Pos.PWDLGDPts
1Liverpool2524104573
2Man City2416353851
3Leicester2515462849
4Chelsea251258941

Jaw-dropping numbers
“I have never seen it, to be honest.”
That was how Jürgen Klopp began his response to a post-match query on whether he has ever witnessed such incredible consistency from a team before.
And the stats are, quite frankly, mind-blowing:
  • Seventy-three points from a possible 75 so far this season.
  • One hundred points from the last available 102.
  • Forty-two Premier League matches unbeaten (37 wins, five draws).
  • Sixteen successive top-flight wins.
  • Twenty consecutive home victories in the Premier League.
“We are not perfect, not even close to being perfect,” Klopp stated.
But those numbers are, by any measure, phenomenal. 
Source.liverpoolfc.com

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