On December 17, Beijing time, the 17th round of the Premier League, Liverpool defeated Newcastle 3-1 at home, reaching the 2,000-win milestone and creating a number of historical records.
In this game, Liverpool's veteran Servi became the focus of attention. He took advantage of Thiago's goal in the 7th minute to score a long-range shot. In the 21st minute, Jota equalised. In the 35th minute, Shervy returned the pass, Mane's shot was saved and Salah made up for it. In the 87th minute, Arnold's long-range shot exploded into the world.
In the end, Liverpool defeated Newcastle 3-1 at Anfield, making them the first team in the history of the English top flight to win 2,000!
The so-called Top League of England includes both the Premier League and the old League One from 1888 to 1992. The second most popular wins in history was Arsenal, which won in 1927. Third place was Everton, who won in 1872. Fourth place was Manchester United, with a win in 1857.
Fifth place was Aston Villa, with 1675 wins. Sixth place is Manchester City, with 1518 wins. Seventh place was Chelsea, with 1436 wins. Eighth place was Tottenham, with 1452 wins. Ninth place is Newcastle, who lost the battle, with 1361 wins. Tenth place is Sunderland, who has been relegated to the third level, with 1260 wins.
Second, Liverpool scored in 32 consecutive league and cup matches, breaking the all-time record set from April 1957 to January 1958.
Third, Liverpool have won 8 consecutive games in all competitions, scoring 18 goals and conceding only 2 goals. Since their six consecutive home defeats in January-March this year, they have remained unbeaten in 13 league home games.
Fourth, Salah scored one goal to tie Vardy's record for consecutive Premier League goals (15 games). By Christmas this year, he had played 24 goals (15 goals and 9 assists), second only to Shearer in the 1994-95 season (16 goals and 9 assists).