An interesting personal series from coach Jurgen Klopp! On Boxing Day, Liverpool destroys everything in its path

In our country, St Stephen’s Day, in Britain Boxing Day, is the second day of Christmas. Coach Jurgen Klopp, who hasn’t led a team for less than 7 years in his coaching career to date, can claim some interesting personal bests as a result. And he holds one of them at his current club.

The German strategist took over the famous “The Reds” in 2015. Since then, he has had the opportunity to play 6 matches on this holiday, which falls on December 26, and has not once faltered. It’s as if this day was destined for him, as Liverpool have been putting in amazing performances under his baton for the most part. He regularly gives his fans the best Christmas atmosphere.

Most of them have been clear-cut victories including two 4: 0 wins, once even 5: 0 and a total of 5 clean sheets. He can also boast an admirable overall score of 19:1.

Let’s recall together the matches played:

• 2015 – Liverpool 1:0 Leicester City
• 2017 – Liverpool 5:0 Swansea City
• 2018 – Liverpool 4:0 Newcastle
• 2019 – Leicester City 0:4 Liverpool
• 2022 – Aston Villa 1:3 Liverpool
• 2023 – Burnley 0:2 Liverpool

Liverpool have moved to the top of the English top flight thanks to yesterday’s victory in the 19th round of the Premier League against Burnley! It confirms the good form, as they have not been beaten in the last 12 league matches.

It looks like the famous Reds will finally fight for the title again this season. The last time they did so was in the 2021/22 season, when they chased Manchester City until the last round and eventually finished just a point behind them.

The title itself in the best league in the world was achieved by Liverpool players in the 2019/20 season, when they won sovereignly with a lead of 18 points over the second Citizens. At the moment, they are on course to do so really well.

However, already on Thursday, Arsenal can leapfrog them, who will host West Ham on their field in a tough match along with Czech national team players Tomas Soucek and Vladimir Coufal.

Source: Premier Legue