In this season's English Premier League, Liverpool, who are at the top of the table, have shown amazing attacking power, and in the first four rounds of matches, they have scored four or more goals in three of the matches. According to data analyst Statman Dave's statistics, Liverpool has completed 737 shots on goal this season, a statistic that is unique among the five major leagues in Europe, and is the only team with more than 700 shots on goal. However, manager Jurgen Klopp has understated that Manchester City are the real "masters" of the Premier League, seemingly intent on guiding public opinion and alleviating the pressure on his team.
In their last Premier League match against Chelsea, Liverpool had 28 shots on goal, making them one of the teams with the most shots on goal against Chelsea since the 2003/04 season. The Reds' victory could have been even more glorious had it not been for Davin Nunez hitting the frame of the goal with all four of his shots, and as a result they are widely tipped to be on course to win the Premier League title this season.
In a press conference before the match against Arsenal, manager Jurgen Klopp uncharacteristically gave the title "King" to City: "One thing we've learned over the years is that if you want to compete with City, you have to win every game. The Premier League is currently dominated by City, who play incredible soccer and are never satisfied with the status quo. Even though City are currently behind on points, they are still showing great performances."
