Klopp will be looking to break two records against Leeds

This Monday at Elland Road will conclude the 31st Premier League matchday of the season with the clash between Leeds United and Liverpool. The clash will be important not only for the visitors, but also for manager Jürgen Klopp, who will be extending his legacy with The Pool by setting two new personal records.

Firstly for Anfield Watch, a victory tomorrow would see Jürgen Klopp record 600 league points as Liverpool manager, becoming the sixth Reds boss to achieve the milestone. Plus a win would give the club some breathing space as they look to move up the table.

This is Anfield revealed that the German former Dortmund boss is one win away from reaching 100 league wins at Anfield as Liverpool manager. Tom Watson, Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley are the only other managers to have reached that milestone in the Merseyside giants' history.

Klopp will go down in history

Klopp arrived at Anfield in October 2015 from the Bundesliga, and since then the club's history has changed for the better. DAZN's tally of titles in the Klopp era highlights the Champions League (2019), Premier League (2020), Club World Cup (2019), European Super Cup (2019), FA Cup (2022), League Cup (2022) and Community Shield (2022).