- Liverpool opened a 13-point lead atop the league standings following their 4-0 win over Leicester
- Man City could however narrow the gap to 11 points should they win against Wolves
- The Reds are keen to lift the domestic title for the first time in 30 years
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has claimed Liverpool will go all the way and lift the Premier League title.
Liverpool's 4-0 win over Leicester City on Thursday night, December 26, saw them go 13 points clear - taking full control of the title race.
Roberto Firmino's brace and a goal each from James Milner and Trent Alexander-Arnold was enough to dispatch Leicester who sit second on the league standings.
Henry now believes the title race is as good as over, and it is only a matter of time before the Reds are crowned league Champions for the first time in 30 years.
"It was always going to be a matter of when, they are unstoppable. What they are doing is frightening. Jurgen Klopp is never going to admit that but this team are on a mission. They’re not going to stop after tonight," Henry told Amazon Prime.
"I’m not a Liverpool fan but I like to see a team play like that. They create, they fight," the Arsenal legend added.
Meanwhile, Man City, who are the title holders will be looking to reduce the gap between them and Liverpool to 11 points when they take on Wolves on Friday, December 27.
Victory for Pep Guardiola's men over Wolves at Molineux will be enough to leapfrog Leicester to second place on the log.
