By Daily Sports on October 8, 2019
Virgil van Dijk says Liverpool are not paying any attention to their eight-point lead over Manchester City and insists “anything can happen” in the title race.
The Reds extended their advantage at the top of the Premier League courtesy of their last-gasp victory over Leicester on Saturday, combined with Manchester City’s shock home defeat against Wolves 24 hours later.
Jurgen Klopp’s side have yet to drop a point this season and have now won their last 17 Premier League matches stretching back to the start of March.
Van Dijk, though, is refusing to get carried away and says there is plenty of work still to do if they are to end that long wait for a title.
“So far we have been getting the points,” he told Sky Sports.
“There is always room for improvement in our game. And I think we should just focus on all the games ahead of us and don’t look at any gaps or points or difference between us and the others, including City.
“There are a lot of busy periods coming up as well with December and January and anything can happen still.”
Van Dijk admits he was surprised by Manchester City’s home loss to Wolves, just their fourth home defeat in the Premier League under Guardiola in 61 matches.
“I didn’t expect that, of course,” added Van Dijk, who has joined up with the Netherlands squad for Euro 2020 qualifiers against Northern Ireland and Belarus.
“I think everyone expected a difficult game for City, but when City are at home it never really happens that they don’t score at least one goal.” (Sky Sports)
•PHOTO: Virgil Van Dijk
Source Daily Sports
Posted October 8, 2019
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