Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp knows they must break history today at Manchester City.
City have had a run of 23 consecutive wins at home ahead of today's arrival of Liverpool.
Klopp said: "What I know, the longer a run is going, the more likelier it is that it ends! So we had that as well it was Burnley, I think. They are extremely strong and there is nothing what I can say that makes them weaker, to be honest, otherwise I would say it constantly, repeat it. But there's nothing.
"It's a tough game but whatever happened last year, two years ago, three years ago is just a memory, it's nothing else. We have to be ready for tomorrow and that's what we try to be. I've said millions of times, if we can be really uncomfortable for them then we have a chance. If they feel comfortable in their game, there's no team who can beat them.
"But if we can change that then there's a chance and we have to take it then on top of that because that's not given then as well. But I like it. So, I can't remember my feelings last year before the game but I probably was not massively optimistic and thought, 'OK, let's go there and we change everything there now in that game.'
"It feels like we are a bit closer, that's good, but on matchday you have to win the decisive battles on the pitch. For that, you need to be close enough to these decisive duels for that, you have to be compact. And then on top of that, you have to play football yourself a lot. It's all challenging but all exciting as well. Yeah, let's see."