Liverpool could have its lead at the top of the Premier League cut down to four points by the time it plays its next game, with a crucial set of fixtures coming up.

Liverpool have played Manchester United and Nottingham Forest for the final time in the Premier League this season, but still must face the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea again

Nottingham Forest could inflict an unwanted statistic on Liverpool during their Premier League fixture that hasn't happened since 2016.

Both scheduling and opposition form seem to have favoured Arne Slot's side in the first half of the season - but is that actually the case?

Liverpool failed to beat struggling Manchester United on Sunday in the Premier League at Anfield, however with Arsenal also dropping points at Brighton, the gap

Overall, a 1-1 draw keeps Liverpool’s cushion ahead of Forest intact, even if Slot will have reservations as he did at Anfield four months ago despite an excellent second half.

All it took was one connection from Diogo Jota and Konstantinos Tsimikas to turn what looked like a loss for Liverpool at the City Ground into a 1-1 draw against surprising Nottingham Forest. This was another example of manager Arne Slot being able to use his entire squad to push the right buttons at the right time to get his team into high gear,

The Premier League are set to issue complaints to any clubs found in breach of its profitability and sustainability rules (PSR) today, with a number of clubs awaiting their fate