Can Liverpool do it? Only Man Utd have beaten top-four sides in three straight Premier League rounds

Liverpool will host second-placed Arsenal at Anfield in the ninth round of the Premier League.

Liverpool's form has improved, with the Reds defeating then-fourth-placed Brentford and third-placed Brighton & Hove Albion in their last two Premier League matches.

Statistics show that there has only been one instance in the Premier League of a team beating three consecutive top-four opponents: Manchester United achieved this in August and September 2009, defeating Arsenal (third), Tottenham Hotspur (second), and Manchester City (fourth) in succession.