Jurgen Klopp is closing in on making Liverpool history after the 3-0 defeat of Bournemouth on Saturday took their total of goals scored to 121 this season.
Only three times have the Reds scored more across an entire campaign, and if the Reds can keep up their current strike rate they are set to break the record.
They are just 17 short of matching Kenny Dalglish's haul in 1986 and still have at least six, and potentially seven games, left to play in this campaign.
Having found the back of the net 121 times in just 49 matches their ratio of 2.