Liverpool’s attacking prowess has been clear to see this season.

Multiple Liverpool players have found the back of the net in the Premier League as the Reds have soared to an eleven-point lead heading into the final seven games of the season.

Liverpool have scored 72 goals in the Premier League so far, 10 more than Manchester City who have scored the second most with 62.

They now face a clash with a struggling West Ham at Anfield as they look to put themselves back in the driving seat after a defeat to Fulham last weekend.

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Liverpool could take one big step towards dethroning the dominant Manchester City with victory against the Hammers, a win that will be Liverpool’s 23rd of the campaign.

Whilst Liverpool are chasing greatness, West Ham find themselves with little to play for, building up a big enough gap to avoid relegation, but nowhere near enough to get themselves into contention for European football.

Liverpool have beaten West Ham in their last two meetings by a scoreline of 5-0, and if they were to repeat that feat on Sunday, they would become the first top-flight team in English football history to have scored five goals in three consecutive games against a single opponent.

The home side will be confident as they boast a remarkable home record against their upcoming opponents.

Liverpool have suffered just one defeat in 57 games at Anfield against West Ham.

History tells a positive tale, but football is an unpredictable game, and Liverpool will have to be at their best to avoid history being re-written this weekend.

There is another record worth mentioning, as Mohamed Salah is on the verge of setting yet another individual achievement.

If Salah was to register a goal or assist tomorrow, he would break the record for the most goal involvements in a 38-game season by any player in Premier League history.

There is a lot to look forward to in what could be a big day for Liverpool Football Club.

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