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• Manchester City have won their last two EPL home matches against Liverpool – they’ve not won three consecutively against the Reds since March 1937 (a run of four).
• Liverpool are looking to complete a EPL double over Manchester City for just the third time, also doing so in 2005-06 and 2015-16.
• Liverpool have won just one of their last 10 EPL away matches against Man City (D3 L6), winning 4-1 in November 2015 in manager Jürgen Klopp’s first match against them.
• Man City’s only previous competitive matches in July were in qualifying for the 2008-09 UEFA Cup, winning 2-0 home and away against Faroese side EB/Streymur.
• This is Liverpool’s first competitive match in July since 2010, when they won 2-0 at Rabotnicki in UEFA Europa League qualifying.
• With seven matches remaining, Liverpool have won the title earlier than any other team in top-flight history. The last team to lose a EPL match in a season after they confirmed the title was Chelsea in May 2015 against West Brom – in matches of this kind since, champion teams are unbeaten in 10 matches (W8 D2).
• Liverpool have won all three of their EPL matches played on Thursdays so far this season – before this term, they’d drawn three and lost three of their six EPL matches played on Thursday.
• In his managerial career, Man City boss Pep Guardiola has lost more matches against Jürgen Klopp than he has any other manager (8), while against no side has he lost more matches than he has against Liverpool (5, level with Manchester United and Chelsea). This will be the Spaniard’s 400th top-flight match as a manager (W305 D54 L40).
• Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has been directly involved in 99 goals in just 114 EPL appearances (73 goals, 26 assists). A goal or assist in this match would mean only Alan Shearer would have reached 100 goal involvements in fewer appearances (100).
• Pep Guardiola has lost as many top-flight league matches in his four seasons in the EPL as Manchester City manager (P145 W107 D18 L20) as he lost in his previous seven seasons in charge of Barcelona and Bayern Munich in Spanish LaLiga and the German Bundesliga (P254 W198 D36 L20).