The League of Love and Hate is an annual fans' survey filled out by tens of thousands of football supporters across the country.
Fans are asked who they support and what they think of other teams, listing which club they see as their biggest rival.
Liverpool have a long line of fierce and historic rivalries and it may then come as little shock to learn that more clubs see the Reds as their biggest rival over any other team.
According to the data - which you can see compiled into a spreadsheet in the tweet further down - Manchester United, Manchester City and Everton all see Jurgen Klopp's side as their number one rival.
Liverpool are also ranked by Newcastle as their third biggest opponent, while Tottenham and Chelsea fans have placed the Reds in fourth and both West Ham and Arsenal have the European champions in fifth place among their list.
It's perhaps an indictment of Liverpool's long and illustrious history that they feature more times in first place among rival clubs most hated opponents.
Reds fans filling out the survey themselves have listed Manchester United as their biggest rival, followed by Chelsea, Manchester City and Everton with Arsenal in fifth place according to the data above.