Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool will equal a club record set nearly 100 years ago if they prevent Wolverhampton Wanderers from scoring at Molineux on Thursday night.
The Reds have kept a clean sheet in each of the last seven league games and another would match the eight consecutive shutouts recorded by the 1922-23 title-winning side.
Klopp's men would be the first to emulate that milestone since Rafael Benitez's Reds also hit the landmark in December 2005.
In the last five league trips to Wolves, the Reds have conceded just one goal: a 90th-minute Kenny Miller equaliser almost 16 years ago to the day.