Liverpool has won three consecutive victories to reach the top! It is another one-man reversal, smashing four major records, and still exposing three major loopholes

Alisson's must-have goal and Elliott's stoppage-time goal sealed Liverpool's comeback win over Crystal Palace, extending their unbeaten run against Crystal Palace since April 2017.

Despite the recent difference in form between the two teams, Liverpool have been listless this time. In the first half, despite having a whopping 77 per cent possession and six shots on goal, Liverpool barely had any dangerous shots on goal. Until the 75th minute of the game, Liverpool had not actually shot on target.

After Mateta's penalty kick, Ayew went off in the 75th minute in red and it was the turning point of the game. Just one minute later, Salah swept a shot from the middle of the box, the ball bounced off his opponent and into the net, and Liverpool were lucky to equalise.

In the first minute of stoppage time, Salah split the ball on the right and Elliott scored the winning goal with a left-footed volley in front of the penalty area. With the score down, Liverpool have picked up 18 minutes this season, the most of any team in the Premier League. Reversal has become synonymous with Liverpool this season.

After a comeback win over Crystal Palace, Liverpool extended their streak of records. First, Liverpool are unbeaten in 13 Premier League games against Crystal Palace since their 2-1 win at Anfield in April 2017. Secondly, Liverpool are unbeaten away to Crystal Palace in the Premier League since November 2014.

Third, in the last 27 Premier League games, Liverpool has scored 62 points, and the only defeat was against Tottenham in September, with 18 wins, 8 draws and 1 loss in 27 games. Fourth, in the Premier League, Klopp has won all nine times against Hodgson.

After three consecutive wins in the Premier League, Liverpool rose to the top of the standings with 37 points, and Arsenal and Villa, who are ranked second and third, will face each other in this round. If Arsenal fails, then Liverpool will lead the Premier League.

However, Liverpool's performance in the first 75 minutes of this campaign should still be a wake-up call for Jurgen Klopp. Renowned journalist Lewis Jones pointed out that "in terms of performance, Liverpool are still a long way from title contenders. They were so slow to possess the ball and Nunez barely linked up with the midfielders. Endo's handling of the ball also affected the tempo, and he just sent out an end again and again. ”