Liverpool take on Chelsea in a crucial game this weekend, as they furiously battle Manchester City for the Premier League title. We've been here before, haven't we?
Yes, Liverpool have not been in such a fine league position since 2013/14 when Brendan Rodgers' entertainers came oh so close to getting their mitts on the big one.
How did that side stack up against this one though, I hear you cry! Well, I'm glad you asked...
Goalkeeper - Alisson Becker vs. Simon Mignolet
There is little comparison here really. Simon Mignolet - who played all 38 Premier League games back in 2013/14 - is still at Anfield, but made his most recent league outing last season.
The Belgian had a reasonable debut season at Liverpool five years ago, but defending was not the strong suit of Rodgers' forward-thinking side. As a result, Mignolet conceded 50 league goals in 2013/14 and kept nine clean sheets.
Alisson Becker, while around seven-and-a-half times pricier, has been a big beardy wall for much of this season, conceding just 20 in 33 games, boasting a league high 17 clean sheets. His presence alone has been a boost after years of goalkeeping uncertainty.
Winner: Alisson
Right Back - Trent Alexander-Arnold vs. Glen Johnson
Again, 2019 Liverpool's favourable defensive statistics mean they are going to dominate much of the backline here, but Trent Alexander-Arnold's added threat in attack mean he's an obvious pick over Glen Johnson, whose Liverpool career was a bit of a big nothing.
Alexander-Arnold is also a strong shout for PFA Young Player of the Year, with his deadly delivery providing seven league assists in 2018/19.
Winner: Trent Alexander-Arnold
Left Back - Andy Robertson vs. Jon Flanagan
Liverpool used several players at left back throughout their title chase in 2014, including Jose Enrique and Aly Cissokho (shudder). However, young Jon Flanagan (who also featured on the right) got the most appearances.
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Centre Back - Virgil van Dijk vs. Anyone
Centre Back - Joel Matip vs. Martin Skrtel
Kolo Toure, Daniel Agger, Mamadou Sakho and Martin Skrtel were the four central defensive options under Rodgers back in 2014.
The scary-looking Slovakian, who played 36 times
Joe Gomez and Dejan Lovren's injury problems have limited their influence this season. While Joel Matip has been a solid performer, Skrtel gets a first name on the board for Brendan's boys.
Winner: Martin Skrtel
Centre Midfield - Jordan Henderson vs. Jordan Henderson
It's Jordan Henderson vs. Jordan Henderson! The only player left from five years ago who is still a regular starter is the current Reds skipper.
However, while blessed with the captain's armband these days, Henderson probably had a better season back in 2014.
Playing 35 times and with more license to roam, Hendo picked up four goals, compared to one from only 16 starts this term. He is still a hugely influential player for Liverpool, but it's hard to argue he's as important on the pitch as he was in seasons gone by.
Winner: Jordan Henderson (2013/14)
Centre Midfield - Steven Gerrard vs. Fabinho
Pre-slip, Steven Gerrard actually enjoyed one the finest seasons (at least of his later years) at Liverpool.
The legendary captain scored 13 times (ok, a lot of them were from the penalty spot) and took up residence as a sort of quarterback, dictating play from in front of the back four. Gerrard also reached double figures for assists and made the PFA's Player of the Year shortlist.
James Milner and Fabinho have been largely superb in Jurgen Klopp's system this season, but yeah...they aren't Gerrard.
Winner: Steven Gerrard
Centre Midfield - Gini Wijnaldum vs. Philippe Coutinho
One of the quietest revelations of Liverpool's season in 2018/19 has been the rise of Gini Wijnaldum.
The Dutch midfielder, who started his Liverpool career as an attacker but has morphed into a much deeper lying player, looked like he might be surplus to requirements at the start of the season, but has started more games than any other midfielder in Klopp's side.
His ability to intercept attacks, wriggle his way out of tight spaces and find passes has been essential to the Reds' game plan this year. Other players have taken the headlines but Gini has been a star.
It's not a like-for-like comparison this one, as Rodgers and Klopp's formations differed quite a bit, but the Dutchman edges out a young Philippe Coutinho.
Winner: Gini Wijnaldum
Forward - Mohamed Salah vs. Raheem Sterling
Much like Coutinho, 2013/14 was Raheem Sterling's real arrival as a top level player. Still a teenager he netted nine league goals in 33 outings as part of the forward trident with Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge.
Winner: Mohamed Salah
Forward - Sadio Mane vs. Daniel Sturridge
2013/14 was as good as it got for Daniel Sturridge. The English forward bagged over 20 Premier League goals for the only time in his career and looked electric (and injury free!) alongside Luis Suarez.
Sadio Mane, too, is enjoying his best ever season with a career high to date of 17 league strikes.
Winner: Sadio Mane
Forward - Roberto Firmino vs. Luis Suarez
Roberto Firmino remains integral to Klopp's wonderful front three...but, it's got to be Luis Suarez, hasn't it?
It's not all about goals but the man scored 31 goals in 33 games and basically dragged Rodgers' fun but flawed bunch kicking and screaming to the top of the table for large portions of the 2013/14 campaign.
He was also the PFA Player of the Year, FWA Footballer of the Year and Golden Boot.
Winner: Luis Suarez
Source : 90min