Liverpool manager, Arne Slot, has said he is aware of the threat Arsenal and Chelsea pose in the Premier League title race.
Last weekend, the Gunners hammered West Ham 5-2, while Chelsea thrashed Aston Villa 3-0.
These results mean the two London teams are both nine points behind Liverpool.
The Reds are also now 11 points ahead of champions Manchester City.
Despite the points gap, Slot said: “It’s not that special for us to be on top of the Premier League or Champions League.
“This club, this team, these players are used to being top of the league and competing for every trophy. They have experienced this.
“They also know it’s a long season and to win the league against the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and [Manchester] City – because I see those three as our main competitors – that you have to be on top of our game for 10 months.”
