Jurgen Klopp Conquers a Milestone After Guiding Liverpool to a Comeback Victory over Brighton in Matchweek 30 of the Premier League.

Liverpool faced numerous challenges when hosting Brighton at Anfield in Matchweek 30 of the Premier League, even conceding a goal as early as the 2nd minute. However, with admirable resilience, the “Reds” turned the tide and defeated their opponents 2-1 thanks to goals from Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah.

According to statistics, the 3 points earned helped Jurgen Klopp reach the milestone of 300 victories across all competitions as the head coach of Liverpool. The 56-year-old manager became the fourth “captain” in the history of Anfield to achieve this feat, joining Bob Paisley, Tom Watson, and Bill Shankly.

In addition, the victory over Brighton marked the seventh time Liverpool have secured all 3 points after trailing in the 2023/24 Premier League season. This is their highest number of comeback wins in the top-flight English football.

In the same Matchweek 30, Arsenal drew 0-0 against Manchester City, allowing Liverpool to reclaim the top spot in the Premier League table and gain a significant advantage in the title race (67 points from 29 matches, 2 points ahead of Arsenal and 3 points ahead of Manchester City). Commenting on Sky Sports, former midfielder Roy Keane acknowledged that the “Reds” are the leading contenders for the throne.

According to Roy Keane, besides the advantage in points and the habit of “making up for defensive mistakes with attacking prowess,” the fact that both Manchester City and Arsenal have to focus on the Champions League is a considerable advantage for Jurgen Klopp’s team.

“I rate Liverpool the highest. Arsenal are in second place due to their goal difference. Manchester City are in third place because they have been affected by ιnjury problems and have to focus on the Champions League, similar to Arsenal.

Every time we watch Liverpool, we see that they may make 1 or 2 mistakes, but they create many opportunities and score a lot of goals. I used to think Manchester City were the number one contender, but based on recent events, I would choose Liverpool.”