With only eight matchweeks played in the 2024-25 Premier League season, leaders Liverpool sit atop the table on 21 points, implying they'd need an extraordinary 69 points from their remaining 31 fixtures—an average of 2.23 points per game—to hit 90, a mark reached just four times in the competition's history by dominant Manchester City and Chelsea sides. Arsenal (20 points from 8) and Manchester City (20 from 8) trail closely but face similar daunting math amid tough upcoming schedules featuring derbies, Champions League clashes, and rivals like Chelsea and Tottenham. Recent international breaks yielded no major injuries to key attackers like Mohamed Salah or Erling Haaland, but traders' near-unanimous 96.6% consensus on "No" reflects skepticism over sustaining such pace amid fatigue, rotation, and inevitable slips, though an unprecedented 25+ win streak by any top side remains a slim upset path.