Liverpool still trail Manchester United in the all-time table of days spent top of the English top-flight – and you can watch the battle unfold here.
From Preston's "Invincibles" dominating the early days to United and Liverpool's recent battle for overall supremacy, the PA news agency has tracked every club's days at the summit since the first Football League season in 1888-89.
With Liverpool top for 206 days since August 17 and with this season's title all but assured when play was halted due to the coronavirus pandemic, it has prevented them eating further into United's lead – which stands at 577 days.
Their lead swells almost to four figures before Liverpool's resurgence under Jurgen Klopp sees the momentum swing once more, with the latter ending on 3,870 days to United's 4,447.
Third-placed Arsenal are over 1,000 further back on 2,789 and Everton, Chelsea and Villa follow, with Manchester City seventh on 1,164 and Sunderland, Leeds and Wolves rounding out the all-time top 10.
