Liverpool have been racking up the records during their remarkable Premier League season.
But lately they've been acquiring some landmarks they'd rather not.
Such was the case at the Emirates on Wednesday, when Arsenal had the fewest shots of any side victorious in a top-flight match since such records began in 2003.
It helped, of course, that Liverpool gifted the Gunners their two goals in the Londoners' 2-1 victory.
Your truly was in the big smoke on ratings duty and didn't find it too hard to point the finger at the reason for the loss.
Alisson Becker and Virgil van Dijk both scored five after their individual errors, while there were a whole bunch of 6s.
Joe Gomez was given the man of the match award as the only player on 8, although in retrospect the view on Sadio Mane was a bit harsh, the Senegalese having dropped to a 6 on the basis of his miss when Liverpool were seeking an equaliser in the second half.
Back up to a 7 for you, Sadio. He'll no doubt be delighted at that news.
What they said
Of course, other ratings are available. And the national media didn't exactly have a tough job determining who was to blame for Liverpool's defeat.
The Mirror thought Mane was best with 8 while Van Dijk struggled with 4.
The Express gave Mane, Fabinho, Robertson and Gomez top score of 7, while Salah and Alisson were lowest with 5.
The Independent handed Mane and Robertson top marks with 8 while Wijnaldum, Van Dijk and Alisson scored 5.
Making a special guest appearance, Sky Sports had Salah, Mane and Robertson leading the way with 7. Alisson and Van Dijk were last with 4.
Meanwhile, The Times considered Alexander-Arnold, Robertson, Fabinho and Mane best with 7 while Alisson and Van Dijk scored 4.
Finally, the number-crunchers at WhoScored.com calculated Mane best with 8.06. Last were Van Dijk on 5.71 and Alisson on 4.86 - their worst-ever ratings in a Premier League game. Blimey.
