Monday morning quarterback: Liverpool tally evidence this is no one-off title tilt

Before this season, only five teams in Premier League history had broken the 90-point barrier. The list of exceptional sides who missed that mark includes Arsenal’s Invincibles, Manchester City’s first title-winning team in 2011/12, and Manchester United in 2006/07, who had eight representatives in the PFA Team of the Year.

Monday morning quarterback: Liverpool tally evidence this is no one-off title tilt
Mon, 29 Apr, 2019 - 07:30
Daniel Storey

Liverpool break magic 90-point barrier

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