Short answer: Today!
Liverpool’s magic number to win the Premier League title is one — one more points for them, or one less point possible for Arsenal to claim.
So when can Arne Slot’s side actually seal the deal?
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Reminder: it would be just Liverpool’s second Premier League title but the Reds would tie heated rivals Manchester United by winning the 20th top-flight title in their history.
Below are all the answers to when Liverpool can win the Premier League title, the points they need and when they’re likely to win it.
What is Liverpool’s remaining schedule?
Sunday, April 27 — Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur, 11:30am ET
Sunday, May 4 — Chelsea vs Liverpool, 11:30am ET
Sunday, May 11 — Liverpool vs Arsenal, 11:30am ET
Sunday, May 18 — Brighton vs Liverpool, 10am ET
Sunday, May 25 — Liverpool vs Crystal Palace, 11am ET
When is the earliest Liverpool can win the Premier League title?
In its simplest form Liverpool can win the title Sunday with a point against Spurs.
Liverpool need either a point of their own or one gained by an Arsenal opponent.
How many points do Liverpool need to win the Premier League title?
If Liverpool reach 80 points they will seal the title. With four games to go Arsenal can only reach a maximum of 79 points if they win all of their remaining games. Liverpool also currently boost a healthy advantage in goal differential, the first tie-breaker.
How many points can Liverpool get this season?
If Liverpool win all of their remaining five games they will finish the season on 94 points. That would be their third-highest points tally in their Premier League history, as they racked up 98 points in 2019-20 — the only other occasion they’ve won the Premier League title. They piled up 97 points in the 2018-19 season when they remarkably finished second behind Manchester City.
What is a more likely scenario for when Liverpool will win the Premier League?
Liverpool need one more point to make the Premier League crown unreachable by anyone else regardless of other results.
If Liverpool simply keep winning games, they’ll hit 82 points at home to Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, April 27.
Next up would be Chelsea vs Liverpool on May 4, followed by Arsenal visiting Anfield on May 11.
