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Liverpool fans aren’t panicking.

Not even after a 3-2 loss to Fulham.

It was only the second defeat of the season.

And when you’ve been this good all year, it’s not about if you’ll win the league.

It’s just a question of when.

Arne Slot’s side have been relentless.

They’ve made light work of tricky fixtures and built a comfortable gap at the top.

Even with Arsenal chasing and the pressure mounting, the team has handled it well.

But Sunday’s result at Craven Cottage has slightly adjusted the maths.

It hasn’t shaken belief though.

Instead, fans are looking at calendars and counting down.

The Reds are close.

Really close.

But how soon can they wrap it up?

How soon can Liverpool clinch the Premier League title?

Despite the Fulham setback, Liverpool are still 11 points clear at the top with 31 matches played.

They sit on 73 points, with a goal difference of +42.

Arsenal are second with 62 points from the same number of games.

Most simply, Liverpool now need 11 more points from their final seven matches to make the title mathematically certain.

That would take them to 84 points — one more than Arsenal can reach even if they win all their remaining games.

So, when can the party officially begin?

The earliest possible date is Sunday 20 April.

That’s if a few things go Liverpool’s way.

First, they must beat West Ham United on 13 April.

Then, they need to win again against Leicester City on 20 April.

But it also depends on Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta’s men would need to lose both of their next two matches — at home to Brentford and then away at Ipswich Town on the same day Liverpool play Leicester.

If that happens, Liverpool will be on 79 points, Arsenal will be stuck on 62, and with just 15 points left to fight for, the title will be out of reach.

All eyes now are on April 20.

Anfield is waiting.

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