Liverpool pick up perfect habit which could win them the Premier League title

When Luis Diaz scored his first Liverpool goal, it was a wonderful individual moment for the Colombian.

But it was also important for his new team, as with nine minutes to play it put the Reds two goals up against Norwich and all-but ensured that the three points were in the bag.

Jurgen Klopp would love to see his side several goals up long before the closing stages of a match, of course, but it is rarely possible unless they’re playing strugglers like Watford, Leeds or Manchester United.

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It’s incredibly important to dominate the closing stages of games nonetheless, so a statistic which Liverpool’s club statistician Ged Rea shared ahead of the match with Leeds will greatly please Klopp.

“Liverpool have scored more Premier League goals from the 76th minute onwards (14) than any other team in the division this season, while conceding the fewest number (two),” wrote Rea.

They added a further three late goals in their 6-0 win over Leeds on Wednesday night too. This is a very impressive fact and is a simple way to show the development the Reds have undergone since the early years of the Klopp era.

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