If Liverpool seal the title at home to Tottenham, they will join Manchester United (1999-2000 and 2012-13) and Arsenal (2003-04) as the fourth team to win the league title with four games left.

Signed from Feyenoord in August 2006 in a £9m deal, the Dutchman bagged 51 goals in 208 Premier League appearances, roughly averaging a strike every four games. Kuyt even netted a hat-trick against bitter rivals Manchester United back in March 2011,

On a weekend when Arsenal failed to defeat the worst Manchester United side in the club's 147-year history - according to their own head coach - the damning remarks above came from the manager and players of a Liverpool team which moved 15 points clear of the Gunners.

We may still be two months away from the end of this year’s English Premier League, but it seems like a champion is set to be crowned as Liverpool sits 15 points ahead of Arsenal in the table.

It was Donnarumma who proved to be PSG’s hero in the end, as this epic encounter rather fittingly came down to a penalty shootout. The Italian goalkeeper denied Darwin Nunez and then Curtis Jones from the spot as Liverpool suffered their first-ever Champions League shootout loss.

Liverpool are closing in on the Premier League title and the Reds could be confirmed as champions within the next month as they currently hold a 15-point lead over Arsenal

Fox News correspondent Christina Coleman has updates on an earthquake near Westlake Village on 'Fox Report.' Arsenal's draw against Manchester United means Liverpool now have a 15-point gap with just 10 games to go.