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Stats: Suarez targets several records Luis Suarez is one goal away from 30 for Liverpool this season and a strike at West Ham United on Sunday would see him break his own record - check out all of the pre-match facts and figures now. The No.7 needs one more goal to score more away goals for Liverpool than any other player in a Barclays Premier League season - he scored 12 last season to currently hold the record. The Uruguayan is two goals away from equalling the Premier League record for the most goals in a 38-game season, which is currently held by Alan Shearer (Blackburn Rovers in 1995-96) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United in 2007-08). If Suarez finds the net, it will become only the 10th occasion a Reds player has scored 30 league goals in a season, and he will be the first since Ian Rush in 1986-87 to reach the landmark. He and Daniel Sturridge have scored 49 league goals between them this season. Sturridge has netted 12 goals in his last 14 games since returning from injury. Should Sturridge score another goal this season, he will equal the clubs Premier League record - held by Robbie Fowler and set in 1994-95 - of finding the net in 19 games in a campaign. Jordan Henderson could play his 100th league game for Liverpool. The Reds are three goals short of recording a new club record of scoring 43 away goals in a league season. They have three games in which to do it. The previous high was set in 1946-47 in 21 games. In only two other campaigns have they scored more than 40 on the road - 41 in both 1895-96 (15 Division 2 games) and in 21 games in 1981-82. They are two goals short of recording 90 goals in a league campaign for only the eighth time in their history and for the first time in 50 years. English Barclays Premier League Pos. Team P W D L GD Pts 1 Chelsea 33 22 6 5 41 72 2 Liverpool 32 22 5 5 49 71 3 Manchester City 31 22 4 5 55 70 4 Arsenal 32 19 7 6 19 64 5 Everton 31 17 9 5 18 60 6 Manchester United 33 17 6 10 18 57 7 Tottenham Hotspur 32 17 5 10 -4 56 8 Southampton 33 13 9 11 6 48 9 Newcastle United 33 14 4 15 -13 46 10 Stoke City 33 10 10 13 -11 40 Liverpool have won their last four away league games; the last time they achieved five in succession was in May 2009. The Reds are five goals short of recording 200 in all competitions under Brendan Rodgers, while they require three goals to reach a century this season. Liverpool have found the net 42 times in their last 12 league games and have scored 83 goals in the last 27 in the Premier League, after scoring five in the opening five matches. They have found the net at least twice in 12 of their last 13 league games and have scored in each of the last 22 top-flight fixtures. In those 13 games, they have won 11 and drawn two. The team have kept three clean sheets in their last five games. The Reds goal difference currently stands at plus 49. Their record in the Premier League is plus 50. Liverpool have failed to score in only two of their last 14 league games at Upton Park. Three Liverpool players have scored hat-tricks for Liverpool at Upton Park: Roger Hunt in 1965, John Toshack (1976) and Michael Robinson (1983). The last four meetings at Upton Park have produced a total of 17 goals, with Liverpool scoring 10. Glen Johnson began his career at Upton Park, making 15 league appearances before his two-year spell at the club ended in 2003. Johnsons last four league goals for the Reds have come against London teams - including three against todays opponents. His last goal came against the Hammers in this fixture last season. Steven Gerrard has scored seven goals in 20 appearances against the Hammers. Only Toshack (10) and Rush and Hunt (eight each) have scored more for the Reds against the Londoners.
Posted on: Sun, 06 Apr 2014 09:35:00 +0000

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