Liverpool won't be able to break all of these now but they could smash a number of them and equal some others...
Earliest title-winning date: 14 April (Man Utd, 2000/01) - Attempt over due to coronavirus
Latest title-winning date: 25 June - Due to coronavirus
Record games remaining: Five games (Man Utd 2000/01, Man City 2017/18): BROKEN (7)
Biggest title-winning margin: 19 points (Man City, 2017/18) - CURRENT: 18
Most points: 100 (Man City, 2017/18) - CURRENT: 93 (Most possible: 99)
Most wins: 32 (Man City, 2017/18) - CURRENT: 30 (Most possible: 32)
Most home wins: 18 (Chelsea, 2005/06 Man Utd, 2010/11 Man City 2011/12) - CURRENT: 17 (Most possible: 18)
Most away wins: 16 (Man City, 2017/18) - CURRENT: 13 (Most possible: 14)
Most goals: 106 (Man City, 2017/18) - CURRENT: 77
Most home goals: 68 (Chelsea 2009/10) - CURRENT: 47
Most away goals: 48 (Liverpool, 2013/14) - CURRENT: 30
Biggest positive goal difference: 79 (Man City, 2017/18) - CURRENT: 48
Most consecutive wins: 18 (Man City Aug-Dec 2017) - BEST: 18 (ended by Watford)
Most consecutive home wins in a row: 21 (Liverpool January to December 1972) - BROKEN: 24 (But run ended by Burnley)
Quickest side to score 100 goals in a Premier League season: 35 games (Manchester City 2017/18)
Fewest Premier League defeats in a season: 0 (Arsenal 2003/04) - CURRENT: 3
Fewest home defeats in a season: 0 (Man U x3, Arsenal x3, Chelsea x5, Liverpool x3, Man City x1, Spurs x1) - CURRENT - 0
Fewest away defeats in a season: 0 (Arsenal 2001/02, 2003/04) - CURRENT: 3
Longest unbeaten Premier League run overall: 49 (Arsenal 7th May 2003 to 24th October 2004) - BEST: 44 (ended by Watford)
Most consecutive home games undefeated: 86 (Chelsea 20th March 2004 to 5th October 2008) - CURRENT: 58 since April 2017, can't break it this season
Most consecutive away games undefeated: 27 (Arsenal 5th April 2003 to 25th September 2004) - BEST: 21 (ended by Watford)
🔴🏆 On this day in 1990, Liverpool last won the title by coming from behind to beat QPR.
🤯 Madonna was number one with Vogue, Margaret Thatcher was still PM, and the two big films at the time were Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Pretty
