5 Most in-form teams in Europe's top five leagues currently 

#1 Liverpool: English Premier League

Liverpool look primed to end a three-decade wait for league glory

Last 10 matches: WWWWWWWWWW - 30 points

When Jurgen Klopp was unveiled as Liverpool manager, the club were at their lowest point and amidst what seemed a hopeless situation, he promised to turn the supporters from doubters to believers.

It has taken over four years (just like he said) but it cannot be argued that fans of the club and even rival clubs have been turned into believers.

Having dragged Manchester City all the way in what turned out to be one of the most engaging title races in history last season, Liverpool consoled themselves with their Champions League triumph and this term, they have added the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup to their trophy cabinet.

While their status as European and world champions might be a source of prestige, there is one trophy that the Reds seek more than others and they have endured a three-decade drought to be called league champions.

Barring a dramatic turn of events, their wait would end in May (likely much earlier), as Liverpool have been nothing short of brilliant in the ongoing campaign.

Despite numerous injury setbacks, the club have rallied, with Jurgen Klopp working wonders with what on paper is a slightly above average squad of players.

So far, Manchester United are the only club to have picked up points from the Merseysiders, while their tally of 61 points from 21 games is the best start to a campaign in the history of the top five leagues, while they also hold a 14-point advantage at the summit with a game in hand.

Liverpool have won their last 10 Premier League games consecutively, with 25 goals scored and just five conceded, while they have gone over a year without defeat in the English top-flight.