While all the talk is of City always ending seasons strong, which they do of course, there's a tendency to forget even ourselves we've pretty much always ended campaigns strong under Klopp, I don't think I realised just how strongly we usually finish until looking in to it.
2015/16 - Actually our weakest ending under him in the league but went on a superb run to the Europa League Final
2016/17 - Record from March onwards was 8 wins, 3 draws, 1 defeat from the last 12.
2017/18 - In the same period of the last 12, won 7, drew 3, lost 2, got to the Champions League Final.
2018/19 - Lost 1, drew 4 from the start of the year, won the other 13, another CL Final.
2019/20 - Dropped points in just two of the first 29, won 6, lost 2, drew 2 in lockdown.
2020/21 - Reversed the poor form of early 2021 and won 8, drew 2 of the final 10.
2021/22 - Drew 3 after January, no losses, won 16 and yet another CL Final. Probably the most impressive form in the history of the club and still didn't win one of the big two titles.
2022/23 - 7 wins and 4 draws from the last 11 but still no CL finish.
This side finishes seasons so well, what we have can certainly win both trophies but I've got a feeling now more than ever we might just have to rely on favours from elsewhere should we want to win the league. That run of away games in April looks a bastard but it'll only count for anything anyway if we take no less than 10 points from the next four (Brighton, Sheff Utd, Man Utd, Palace). Even 10 probably won't be enough from that come the end of the season, need to be winning all four then I can really see the momentum just carrying us through to victory.
