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To say that Liverpool's title defence this season has not gone to plan would be an understatement, they have already conceded in the title race very early in February, have now has four home games in a row for the first time since the 1920s and a strong possibility of missing out on Champions League football next season as the Reds sit sixth in the Premier League table with 40 points, five points behind fourth-place West Ham United, nine points behind Leicester City and Manchester United, and a staggering nineteen points behind league leaders Manchester City. Even if they win their remaining thirteen league games, they will finish with 79 points. Twenty points off their points tally last season when they stormed to the Premier League title. So what has gone so wrong for Jurgen Klopp's side? Bad Injury Luck Now, this season was going to a weird one. With no sort of pre-season to prepare for the season plus the congested fixture list this season. Especially, for a club like Liver

  Premier League Six teams kept clean sheets in the Premier League this weekend with just 18 goals scored from the nine games played. It was a momentous weekend for Everton Football Club as they made history, finally beating their city rivals Liverpool 2-0 at Anfield on Saturday. That was Everton's first win against Liverpool in ten years and also their first win at Anfield since 1999. It took them level on points with the defending champions with a game in hand while Liverpool has now lost four home games in a row, with a strong possibility of missing out on Champions League football next season. It was not a good weekend for Mourinho's Tottenham as they lost 2-1 on Sunday to West Ham United. Goals from Michail Antonio and Jesse Lingard gave the Hammers the win, taking them to the top four while Spurs' form has taken a big hit, with only one win in their last five. A penalty from Mason Mount gave Chelsea a point against Southampton on Saturday with Thomas Tuchel being very