When Liverpool can win the Premier League title as Arsenal drop points against Brentford

When Liverpool can win the Premier League title as Arsenal drop points against Brentford The latest Liverpool news as Arsenal's 2-2 draw against Brentford has given the Reds a clear path to the Premier League title. Arne Slot's Liverpool team are just three wins away from securing the Premier League title. (Image: Julian Finney/Getty Images ) Liverpool are closing in on the Premier League title and can take a step step towards it on Sunday as they take on West Ham United at Anfield. Ahead of the game, eyes would have been on closest chasers Arsenal. The Gunners were in action in Saturday’s evening kick-off against Brentford at the Emirates Stadium. Ahead of the game the gap between Liverpool and Arsenal was 11 points with both teams having seven games of the season remaining. Arsenal took the lead in the second half when Thomas Partey completed a counter-attack. But, much to the delight of Liverpool, Brentford pegged them back through Yohan Wissa. The scorline remained at 1-1 at the full-time whistle, meaning that the Reds now know exactly what they need to do in the next three games to secure the title. Arne Slot’s side need a maximum of nine points from their remaining seven games, meaning three wins will be enough to win the title, even if Arsenal pick up maximum points. Liverpool can pick up the first of those wins against West Ham on Sunday (2pm kick-off). They then take on relegation-threatened Leicester City at the King Power Stadium on Sunday, 20 April (4.30pm kick-off). If the Reds get six points from those two games, then a win against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on 27 April (4.30pm kick-off) would see them crowned as Premier League champions. Article continues below However, there is a way in which Liverpool could potentially secure the title against Leicester. They would need to beat West Ham and then hope that Arsenal lose against Ipswich Town at Portman Road in the 2pm kick-off next Sunday, if that happens, then three points against Leicester would secure them the title.