Manager Jurgen Klopp believes Liverpool’s unbeaten start to the season was pretty much impossible but insists he’s still not getting carried away. Sunday’s 3-1 wins over champions Manchester City complete it 34 points from a possible 36 to establish an eight-point gap over Leicester and Chelsea, with Pep Guardiola’s fourth-place side to further point behind.

During that run, Liverpool has faced their so-called big six’ rivals – including the Foxes. In contrast, City has only played the Reds and Tottenham. Football fanatics from all over the world can buy Premier League Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

“It’s just the start, that’s how it is everybody knows that Jurgen Klopp told his club’s website. If you could have 34 points at this stage of the season], it’s pretty much impossible but we did it.”

Mohamed Salah and defender Andy Robertson with their respective matches with Egypt and Scotland due to ankle injuries Mohamed Salah is understood to have been aggravated by a problem he had suffered against Leicester last month, which he was trying to avoid against Manchester United – the only league match in which the Merseyside’s have dropped points and he could be a hesitation for the trip to Crystal Palace when the Premier League resumes.

Robertson has not trained properly for a fortnight but is hopeful a two-week break will allow him some much-needed recovery time. It leaves Klopp sweating over the condition of the rest of his squad.

“Now the boys go for the last international break of the year. They have to come back healthy. Hopefully, they come back healthy and then go to Crystal Palace. I think the last games are somewhere on the planet on Tuesday in the week that we play on Saturday against Crystal Palace.”

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