Liverpool's Premier League history is punctuated by run-in moments that have defined eras — for better and worse. The 2013-14 season remains the most painful. A title in sight. Steven Gerrard's slip against Chelsea. The collapse that let City through. That season's wound still feels fresh to supporters of a certain generation. But there have been the opposite too. Alisson's header at West Brom in 2021 — a goalkeeper scoring in the 95th minute to keep Liverpool's season alive. The 97-point season of 2018-19 that ended with City's title on the final day by a single point. The 99-point campaign of 2019-20 that finally delivered the title Anfield had waited 30 years for. The common thread in Liverpool's great run-in performances: belief that the team maintained regardless of what was happening around them. They did not check other results. They just kept winning. This 2025-26 squad has the quality for a Champions League push. The question is whether they can sustain the belief across seven games without the comfort of a points cushion. Fulham on Saturday. Start the belief engine. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 08:30 UTC | Anfield 🏆 GW30 | Run-In Legends