Here are all the pre-match stats and facts ahead of our trip to Manchester City on Sunday.
Going into this weekend this fixture was a clash between the team with the best home record in the Premiership (along with Manchester United and Arsenal - 9 wins and one draw from ten games) and the side with the best record on their travels (six wins, two draws and one defeat).
The meetings have produced something of a goal drought recently with only four goals being scored in the last five league games.
Last season here the sides played out the first goalless draw in this fixture in Manchester since August 1967.
This is the Reds fifth visit to the City of Manchester Stadium. They have won one, drawn two and lost one.
The Reds last win here was in November 2005 when a John Arne Riise goal secured a 1-0 victory.
Steven Gerrard scored the goal when Liverpool defeated City 1-0 at Anfield last season.
This fixture has produced six draws in the last 10 league meetings in Manchester.
Liverpool's biggest league victory at Man City came in April 1982 when they won 5-0.
Liverpool have won only two of the last 11 visits to City (with three defeats and six draws), but have lost only one of the last seven.
Liverpool have lost only two of the last 14 league meetings home and away between the two sides.
The Reds clean sheet here last season was their third in their last 11 visits.
Since the inception of the Premier League Liverpool have won 10 of the 20 meetings, with City winning three.
The last Liverpool man to score a hat-trick against City was Michael Owen in September 2002 at Maine Road. That is the only occasion a Reds player has achieved the feat against City in Manchester.
The Reds have failed to score in only two of their last 14 league visits to City.
If Liverpool keep a clean sheet it will be the first time they have achieved the feat in three successive seasons at City since 1983.
Liverpool have won six league games away from home during this campaign (the same as the whole of last season).
Victory at the City Of Manchester Stadium will mean they have won more points on the road (23-in their 10th game) than they did in all 19 matches last season (22 points).
A win would give Liverpool their best points per game average in a calendar year since 2001. So far in 2007 they have accumulated 67 points from 35 games.
Steven Gerrard's late goal at Derby on Boxing Day means that the Reds have now won five points this season by scoring in the last minute. They also turned a draw into a win at Everton and a loss into a draw at home to Tottenham.
Of their 62 goals this season 22 have been scored in the last 15 minutes.
To prove the Reds increased sharpness in front of goal this season their 62 goals have come in 29 games. Last season after the same number of games they had found the net 47 times.
All looking very promising.
Daniel Agger may be playing if Sami hasn't recovered from the ankle injury he picked up at Derby on Boxing Day, how nice would it be to see Dan back, although all credit to Sami for stepping into his shoes and doing a sterling job.
