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Only the second time this season, did Liverpool lose the Premier League match.
Early strike Alexis Mac Allister looked like he set a routine victory over Fulham, but the reds soon swinging a move of three goals proven insurmountable for division leaders As they left Craven Cottage empty -handed.
If there is one positive from this weekend for Liverpool fans, it is a surprise received from a unlikely source. Merseyside rivals Everton kept Arsenal to draw 1-1 Earlier in the circle, which means that this slip may not have been as expensive as it could have been.
With seven games to go, the difference between the first two sides of the Premier League is now sitting on 11 points. Liverpool and Arsenal even face each other in early May, given that Gunners are a huge chance of closed a little soil.
Let’s see what select The supercomputer has to say.
Unfortunately for ArsenalWhile the door may have opened so lightly, they are still facing uphill to prevent the Arne slot to be abolished in the first year in charge Liverpool.
The reds received a 99.3% chance of going completely and raised the title. They can afford to lose four of the remaining seven fixtures and they would still be able to get their trophy if the arsenal is less than perfect.
However, one quick view of Liverpool’s node, and the idea of four defeats is not completely unusual – neglecting the fact that they lost only twice the whole season. Apart from that meeting with Arsenal, Liverpool has going out with ChelseaTottenham Hotspur, Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace, which could all cause serious problems if the slots do not solve.
The supercomputer sets the chances that this happens with only 0.7%, which is plentifully clear that this title is Liverpool to lose.
No other side has been given a chance to make up for, although four are still mathematically shouting. The third -ranked noottingham forest received a 3% chance of catching Arsenal in the second, while there is as much as 1% of the chances of Newcastle United to climb all the way to the seventh to a second.
