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#2 Favorable record against Man City and the big teams
Since Klopp's arrival at Anfield, Liverpool has constantly challenged and gotten the better of the big clubs in England, particularly Manchester City.
It was Liverpool who halted Manchester City's winning run last season with an emphatic second-half performance in a 4-3 home win, while they also ended their Champions League campaign with a 4-1 home and away aggregate victory over the Citizens.
Liverpool turns up their performance levels against the big sides, and this could be key in seeing them win their first league title in 28 years.
Manchester City is undoubtedly the favorites to retain the league title next season, after their emphatic performance last season, but Liverpool have done well against them in recent years, and Klopp has a very impressive head to head record against Pep Guardiola (winning 8 and drawing 1 out of 14 matches played).
If The Reds can maintain this record against the big teams, while effectively seeing off the smaller sides in the league (which has proved to be their Achilles heel), then Klopp could write his name into Liverpool folklore by managing the club to its first ever Premier League win.
