The Premier League season has been extremely entertaining so far this season, but the two clubs on Merseyside have endured very different seasons.
Liverpool, for example, top the table and have been a brilliant force under Jurgen Klopp this season. Their new signings have clicked and their Anfield record has been exemplarily and they are ready to challenge Man City for the title it seems.
Whereas Everton, who have already had a 10-point deduction earlier this season, have been charged with another breach of financial fair play and sustainability rules with Nottingham Forest. That could spell danger for them in the future with another potential points deduction and it could mean another tight relegation battle is on the horizon. The frustrating part for Sean Dyche's side is that if you add those 10 points on, they move up five places to 12th and, suddenly, the season narrative is completely different.
With the latest supercomputer predicted Premier League releasing this week, LiverpoolWorld has decided to see what are the predicted fates of both Merseyside clubs.
17. 4th: Aston Villa - 72 Points
Unai Emery's side have been incredible this season and have proven they are a side who are a hugely difficult team to beat. Going forward, their league position will be dependant on how they manage competing across multiple competitions. | Getty Images
18. 3rd: Arsenal - 76 Points
Mikel Arteta's side have struggled in front of goal in recent weeks but, after the winter break, they should rediscover some form as many of their top players have been experiencing too many off days. These players have too much quality to not bounce back, but a title victory is hard to fathom right now. | Arsenal FC via Getty Images
19. 2nd: Manchester City - 79 Points
Pep Guardiola's side earned a late win over Newcastle United and there's a sense that they are ready to mount a second half of the season push for the title and with Kevin De Bruyne back, we can't count them out. | Getty Images
20. 1st: Liverpool - 81 Points
The Reds are currently top of the table and looking strong. Losing Salah and Endo to international duty will be a blow for the next few weeks but they are blessed with a strong squad nonetheless and they are likely to push Man City all the way this year as it stands. | Getty Images