"It says a lot of positive things. I have not enough words for it, it is exceptional," Klopp said. "I'm really happy and really proud of the boys. We should not take things like this for granted." Winners of their last 18 home league games, Liverpool are unbeaten in 51 top-flight matches at Anfield dating back to April 2017. As if it wasn't hard enough to beat Liverpool already, they are proving more impregnable than ever lately.

This was their fifth consecutive top-flight clean-sheet—the first time they have managed that since 2007—and they completed more passes than any team in one match in the Premier League era. "In possession we were incredible, we were calm but lively as well. The goals we scored were exceptional," he said.

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