Liverpool’s first of five matches in February is a trip to the London Stadium to face West Ham United on Monday evening, 8pm kick off UK time.
The next seven days could have a huge impact on the title race with Man City hosting Arsenal on Sunday before travelling to Everton on Wednesday Feb 6 in a match that has been re-arranged due to their participation in the League Cup final. City then host Chelsea Sunday week, one day after our home match against Bournemouth, so if Liverpool come out of Matchweek 26 still leading the way, there will be 11 matches left to play for Man City and 12 for the Reds, which means any points advantage Liverpool hold can be added to while City focus on lifting the League Cup for the 6th time in their history and 4th time in six seasons.
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