Explained: How Liverpool can match historic 32-year-old record in Brighton game

Liverpool are currently 23 games unbeaten in all competitions, with the latest result being a 0-2 win against Preston North End last night.

The Reds' last defeat was the previous season when we lost away to Real Madrid in the Champions League.

As per LFCData on Twitter, this is the club's longest unbeaten streak across all competitions since 1989.

Back then, Sir Kenny Dalglish was in charge of the club. His side went unbeaten for 24 games in a row.

Liverpool face Brighton this weekend and should they avoid a defeat, Jurgen Klopp's men will equal this 32-year-old record.