Liverpool

Mohamed Salah, Curtis Jones, Cody Gakpo sparkle Liverpool to victory.

This match was quite the high-scoring affair. Mohamed Salah got the opener for Liverpool in the 49th minute after being found by Darwin Núñez. Following the opening goal, Liverpool proceeded to add on 3 more goals, compared to Newcastle's 2 as Liverpool took the three points.

The Overview

• The Reds converted their dominance of the ball (63%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 34 shots.
• The Magpies didn't generate enough chances, only mustering five shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Reds had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 44%.
• The referee issued numerous cards in what was a bad-tempered affair, with Liverpool receiving 3 bookings and Newcastle 5.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold was one step ahead all game, recording 3 interceptions. The Reds moved the ball about nicely to take the win, completing 221 more passes than their opponents.

Liverpool take six points from their last possible six. Meanwhile, it's more misery for Newcastle as they lose again.

Next up, Liverpool meet Bournemouth at Vitality Stadium on Sunday, January 21st. While Newcastle take on Man City at St James' Park on Saturday, January 13th. Can the Reds make it three wins in a row? Will the Magpies halt their terrible form?

Liverpool claim road win over Burnley.

Darwin Núñez opened the score for Liverpool in the sixth minute after a set up by Cody Gakpo. Diogo Jota put in another for Liverpool in the 90th minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• The Reds converted their dominance of the ball (69%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 19 shots.
• The Clarets didn't generate enough chances, only mustering nine shots throughout the contest.
• The Reds' accuracy paid off well, 53% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold continually probed down the flank, getting 8 crosses into the box. Wataru Endō had an impressive pass completion rate of 84%. The Reds' technical superiority contributed to their win as they completed 372 more passes than the Clarets.

Liverpool break their run of draws. Meanwhile, Burnley's mixed form continues.

Next up, Burnley hope to rise to the challenge of a high-flying Villa side on Saturday, December 30th. While Liverpool meet Newcastle at Anfield on Monday, January 1st. Will the Clarets improve their form? Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Reds?

Liverpool and Arsenal share the spoils.

Gabriel Magalhães opened the scoring early for Arsenal in the fourth minute after a set up by Martin Ødegaard. Liverpool responded well, equalising through Mohamed Salah after 29 minutes, and that's how it finished.

The Overview

• In a tightly contested game, the teams had a fairly equal share of the ball with 51% possession for the Reds and 49% for the Gunners.
• There was nothing between the teams on the scoresheet, and nothing between them in terms of shots, with both registering 13 attempts.

The Details

Ben White was one step ahead all game, recording 4 interceptions. For Liverpool, Trent Alexander-Arnold posed a threat out wide all game, registering 6 crosses. Both teams showed flashes in the passing game. Liverpool had 443 completed passes while Arsenal completed 423 passes.

Back-to-back draws for Liverpool. Meanwhile, Arsenal continue their string of mixed results.

Next up, Liverpool face off against a Burnley side bereft of both points and confidence on Tuesday, December 26th. While Arsenal have a crucial game against West Ham on Thursday, December 28th. Can the Reds make it three consecutive draws? Will the Gunners improve their form?

Liverpool and Man United share the points.

Liverpool were the stronger side throughout this one, but squandered a glut of chances to break the deadlock. Man United struggled in the main and mustered just six attempts though they managed to hold on for a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• It may have ended in a draw but the Reds might consider themselves unlucky as they had 69% possession in the game.
• They didn't lose, but it might feel like it for the Reds. They managed a massive 28 more shots than their opponents.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold had a field day, registering 13 crosses. For Man United, Raphaël Varane was one step ahead all game, recording 3 interceptions. The Reds only came away with a draw despite completing 316 more passes than United.

Liverpool's win streak snapped. Meanwhile, Man United continue their string of mixed results.

Both squads play next on Saturday, December 23rd. Liverpool have a bottom of the table clash with Arsenal, while Man United meet West Ham at London Stadium. Can the Reds keep their point streak going? Will United improve their form?

Harvey Elliott breaks Palace hearts with last gasp winner.

After a goalless first half, Jean-Philippe Mateta netted the first goal of the match for Palace in the 57th minute. Liverpool's Mohamed Salah then responded with an equalizer in the 76th minute. With the scores level, Harvey Elliott netted a timely 91st minute goal that proved to be the difference, securing Liverpool all three points.

The Overview

• It was a masterclass in keeping the ball by the Reds and they converted that into a good amount of shots too, clocking up 14 attempts overall.
• The Eagles didn't generate enough chances, only mustering eight shots throughout the contest.
• The Reds got the job done, but it should've been more comfortable considering their shot accuracy was only 14%.
• It wasn't just Jordan Ayew who got the referee's attention. Other Palace players let frustration get the better of them, with 5 others picking up yellow cards.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold continually probed down the flank, getting 6 crosses into the box. Jarrell Quansah was caught offside 3 times, preventing him from adding further gloss to the scoreline. The Reds completed 463 more passes than the Eagles, pulling them around the pitch.

Liverpool's fine form continues. Meanwhile, it's another game, another loss for Palace.

Next up, Palace meet Man City at Etihad Stadium on Saturday, December 16th. While Liverpool meet fellow table toppers Man United for a crucial clash on Sunday, December 17th. Will the Eagles get out of this rough patch? Can the Reds keep their great form going?

Happy travels for Liverpool with win at Sheffield United.

Virgil van Dijk put Liverpool 1-0 up in the 37th minute. Dominik Szoboszlai put the game to bed with a late strike, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder.

The Overview

• The Reds saw a lot of the ball with 76% possession and created plenty of chances too, racking up 15 shots.
• The Blades didn't generate enough chances, only mustering six shots throughout the contest.
• The Reds' accuracy paid off well, 53% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold was relentless, getting 12 crosses into the opposition box. William Osula only touched the ball 19 times for Sheffield United, cutting a frustrated figure up front. The ball was bossed by the Reds, who completed 418 more passes than the Blades by the end of the game.

Liverpool take six points from their last possible six. Meanwhile, it's more misery for Sheffield United as they lose again.

Both squads play next on Saturday, December 9th. Sheffield United meet Brentford at Bramall Lane, while Liverpool meet Palace at Selhurst Park. Will the Blades halt their terrible form? Can the Reds make it three wins in a row?

Liverpool claim last gasp win against Fulham.

Bernd Leno began the scoring by turning the ball into his own net, digging his team into a hole against Liverpool in the 20th minute. After the first, Liverpool proceeded to add on 3 more goals. Fulham nearly kept up in this high-scoring affair, scoring 3 of their own, but it wasn't enough as Liverpool narrowly took the win in this exciting match.

The Overview

• The Reds converted their dominance of the ball (62%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 26 shots.
• The Cottagers didn't generate enough chances, only mustering nine shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Reds had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 46%.
• It was a good-natured game with no players picking up a yellow card.

The Details

Virgil van Dijk was one step ahead all game, recording 4 interceptions. For Fulham, Tim Ream seemed off the pace defensively, committing 4 fouls in a frustrating game. The Reds' range of passing won them the day in the end, completing 239 more passes than the Cottagers.

Liverpool get back in the win column. Meanwhile, Fulham's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Wednesday, December 6th. Liverpool will fancy their chances against Sheffield United, while Fulham meet Forest at Craven Cottage. Can the Reds win again? Will the Cottagers improve their form?

Man City and Liverpool share the points.

Erling Haaland put Man City 1-0 up in the 27th minute after a set up by Nathan Aké, but failed to put Liverpool away after that. They got their reward for staying in the game, when Trent Alexander-Arnold responded to draw them level at the 80th, and that's how it finished.

The Overview

• A point shouldn't disappoint the Reds too much as they only had 40% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but City will rue missed opportunities having had 16 shots compared to the Reds' 8.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold was relentless, leading the team in crosses. For Man City, Julián Álvarez had a field day, registering 11 crosses. City can take confidence from their superior passing game, completing 601 passes compared to the Reds' 404.

Back-to-back draws for Man City. Meanwhile, Liverpool continue their string of mixed results.

Both squads play next on Sunday, December 3rd. Man City have a crucial game against Tottenham, while Liverpool entertain a Fulham side desperate for points at the foot of the table. Can City make it three consecutive draws? Will the Reds improve their form?

Liverpool stroll to victory against Brentford.

Mohamed Salah got Liverpool off to a flyer in the 39th minute. He added another to put Liverpool 2-0 up after 62nd minutes. Diogo Jota put the finishing touches on the result with a third in the 74th minute to secure a comfortable win for Liverpool over Brentford.

The Overview

• The Reds cut through the opposition defence with relative ease and registered 17 shots.
• Going forward the Bees looked dangerous, amassing 16 shots in total.
• The Reds' accuracy paid off well, 59% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Kostas Tsimikas had a field day, registering 10 crosses. The Reds had the edge in the passing game, completing 501 passes compared to the Bees' 344.

Things look to be on the up for Liverpool as they come away with all three points. Meanwhile, Brentford get a shock to their system as they taste defeat for the first time in a while.

Both squads play next on Saturday, November 25th. Liverpool prepare for a bottom-of-the-table scrap against fellow strugglers Man City, while Brentford meet Arsenal at Gtech Community Stadium. Can the Reds win again? Will the Bees put this disappointment behind them?

Luis Díaz stuns Luton with late equalizer.

The match was goalless for all the first half and much of the second, until Tahith Chong scored for Luton in the 80th minute after being found by Issa Kaboré. Liverpool's Luis Díaz responded with a late equalizer in the 95th minute, and nobody could find a last-minute winner.

The Overview

• The Hatters were able to get away with a point despite only having 26% possession.
• They didn't lose, but it might feel like a defeat for the Reds. They managed a massive 16 more shots than their opponents.

The Details

Teden Mengi was one step ahead all game, recording 3 interceptions. For Liverpool, Trent Alexander-Arnold was relentless, getting 9 crosses into the opposition box. Both teams showed flashes in the passing game. Luton had 235 completed passes while Liverpool completed 659 passes.

Luton's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Liverpool's run of wins comes to an end.

Next up, Luton meet Man United at Old Trafford on Saturday, November 11th. While Liverpool take on Brentford at Anfield on Sunday, November 12th. Can the Hatters do better next time? Will the Reds continue to pick up points?

Easy as you like for Liverpool in win over Forest.

Diogo Jota opened the score for Liverpool in the 31st minute. Darwin Núñez extended the lead for the Reds in the 35th minute, and Mohamed Salah put on the finishing touches with a third goal in the 77th minute to get them the win.

The Overview

• The Reds saw a lot of the ball with 73% possession and created plenty of chances too, racking up 21 shots.
• The Tricky Trees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering nine shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Reds had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 38%.

The Details

Dominik Szoboszlai had a field day, registering 10 crosses. Dominik Szoboszlai kept the ball nicely with a pass completion rate of 93%. Play was dominated by the Reds, who completed a huge 457 more passes than the Tricky Trees.

Liverpool make it two wins in two. Meanwhile, Forest just can't seem to catch a break.

Both squads play next on Sunday, November 5th. Liverpool take on a Luton side struggling for points, while Forest face Villa in a David vs Goliath clash. Can the Reds make it three wins in a row? Will the Tricky Trees put this disappointment behind them?

Liverpool beat Everton thanks to Mohamed Salah heroics.

After being locked in at 0-0 for the first 45 minutes, Mohamed Salah netted the first goal of the match via penalty for Liverpool in the 75th minute. Then, Mohamed Salah struck again in the 97th minute, leading Liverpool to an impressive win over Everton.

The Overview

• The Reds saw a lot of the ball with 77% possession and created plenty of chances too, racking up 26 shots.
• The Toffees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering six shots throughout the contest.
• The Reds got the job done, but it should've been more comfortable considering their shot accuracy was only 23%.

The Details

Ryan Gravenberch's excellent reading of the game was on show again, he intercepted the ball 3 times. Dominic Calvert-Lewin couldn't get the service for Everton and was left isolated for large periods, he only touched the ball 18 times. The ball was bossed by the Reds, who completed 518 more passes than the Toffees by the end of the game.

Liverpool get back in the win column. Meanwhile, Everton's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Sunday, October 29th. Liverpool meet Forest at Anfield, while Everton take on West Ham at London Stadium. Can the Reds win again? Will the Toffees improve their form?

Stalemate sees Brighton and Liverpool share the points.

Simon Adingra netted the first goal of the match for Brighton in the 20th minute. Liverpool's Mohamed Salah responded with a tying goal in the 40th minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah broke the tie with a 45th minute strike. However, they weren't able to hold on as Brighton's Lewis Dunk netted a leveller in the 78th to secure each team one point.

The Overview

• In a tightly contested game, the teams had a fairly equal share of the ball with 54% possession for the Reds and 46% for the Seagulls.
• There was nothing between the teams on the scoresheet, and nothing between them in terms of shots, with both registering 14 attempts.

The Details

Alexis Mac Allister linked the play brilliantly all game, with a 92% pass completion. For Brighton, Solomon March had a field day, registering 5 crosses. Both teams showed flashes in the passing game. Brighton had 423 completed passes while Liverpool completed 503 passes.

Brighton's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Liverpool continue their string of mixed results.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 21st. Brighton meet Man City at Etihad Stadium, while Liverpool prepare to add another chapter to their rivalry with Everton. Can the Seagulls do better next time? Will the Reds improve their form?

Liverpool claim win over West Ham.

Mohamed Salah netted a penalty to open up the scoring for Liverpool in the 16th minute. West Ham's Jarrod Bowen responded with a tying goal in the 42nd minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Liverpool's Darwin Núñez broke the tie with a 60th minute strike. Liverpool's Diogo Jota added another in the 85th to secure the win.

The Overview

• The Reds converted their dominance of the ball (64%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 22 shots.
• Despite the loss, the Hammers had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 11 shots in the match.
• Although they got the win, the Reds were wasteful in front of goal, only getting 32% of their total shots on target.

The Details

Curtis Jones dictated proceedings and impressed with a 96% pass completion rate. The Reds completed 288 more passes than the Hammers, controlling the ball throughout and enabling them to take the win.

Liverpool's fine form continues. Meanwhile, it's another game, another loss for West Ham.

Both squads play next on Saturday, September 30th. Liverpool meet Tottenham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while West Ham take on Sheffield United at London Stadium. Can the Reds keep their great form going? Will the Hammers get out of this rough patch?

Liverpool shut out Villa in victory.

Dominik Szoboszlai started the scoring with an early goal for Liverpool following an assist by Trent Alexander-Arnold. Matty Cash added another to put Liverpool 2-0 up after 22nd minutes. Mohamed Salah put the match away with a third in the 55th minute, and Villa were shutout as Liverpool secured a comfortable win.

The Overview

• The Reds converted their dominance of the ball (64%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 17 shots.
• The Villans didn't generate enough chances, only mustering nine shots throughout the contest.
• The Reds got the job done, but it should've been more comfortable considering their shot accuracy was only 24%.

The Details

Dominik Szoboszlai put on a passing masterclass, completing 49 of his 53 attempted passes. The Reds' fluid football shone through in the end, registering 310 more completed passes than the Villans as they took all three points.

Liverpool's fine form continues. Meanwhile, Villa end their winning streak by tasting defeat.

Both squads play next on Saturday, September 16th. Liverpool meet Wolves at Molineux Stadium, while Villa take on Palace at Villa Park. Can the Reds keep their great form going? Will the Villans put this disappointment behind them?

Liverpool leave it late to claim all three points.

Anthony Gordon opened the score for Newcastle in the 25th minute. Liverpool's Darwin Núñez then responded with a tying goal in the 81st minute. Darwin Núñez then netted a 90th minute strike to give Liverpool the win.

The Overview

• The Reds' shot total of 9 could have been improved if they'd had more than 40% of the possession.
• The Magpies peppered the Reds' goal with 23 shots, but it was all in vain.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Reds had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 44%.

The Details

Alexis Mac Allister racked up 4 interceptions throughout the game, constantly frustrating the Magpies. Newcastle's Alexander Isak couldn't get the service and was left isolated for large periods, he only touched the ball 10 times. The Magpies completed 207 more passes than the Reds but ultimately weren't able to make it count as they lost the game.

Liverpool take six points from their last possible six. Meanwhile, Newcastle have now taken 0 points from a possible 6.

Next up, Newcastle meet Brighton at The American Express Community Stadium on Saturday, September 2nd. While Liverpool take on Villa at Anfield on Sunday, September 3rd. Will the Magpies get out of this rough patch? Can the Reds make it three wins in a row?

Liverpool claim win over Bournemouth.

Antoine Semenyo opened the scoring early for Bournemouth in the third minute after being assisted by Dominic Solanke. After going down 1-0, Luis Díaz retaliated in the 27th minute. Mohamed Salah then completed the comeback from the early deficit with a tiebreaking score in the 36th minute. Diogo Jota netted one more for Liverpool in the 62nd which cemented their victory.

The Overview

• The Reds converted their dominance of the ball (64%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 26 shots.
• Despite the loss, the Cherries had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 13 shots in the match.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Reds had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 38%.

The Details

Trent Alexander-Arnold posed a threat out wide all game, registering 8 crosses. The Reds passed the ball about with ease, completing 262 more passes than the Cherries and taking all three points home.

Liverpool take the three points. Meanwhile, Bournemouth's mixed form continues.

Next up, Liverpool have a crucial game against Newcastle on Sunday, August 27th. While Bournemouth take on Tottenham at Vitality Stadium on Saturday, August 26th. Can the Reds win again? Will the Cherries improve their form?

Liverpool hang on for draw with Chelsea.

Luis Díaz opened the score for Liverpool in the 18th minute. Chelsea's Axel Disasi responded with a tying goal in the 37th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• A point shouldn't disappoint the Reds too much as they only had 35% possession in the game.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Reds registering 13 shots to the Blues' 10.
• The referee issued numerous cards in what was a bad-tempered affair, with Chelsea receiving 3 bookings and Liverpool 3.

The Details

Enzo Fernández dictated proceedings and impressed with a 91% pass completion rate. For Liverpool, Virgil van Dijk's excellent reading of the game was on show again, he intercepted the ball 3 times. The Blues completed 323 more passes than the Reds but it was still spoils shared at the end of the match.

Chelsea start off with a draw. Meanwhile, Liverpool earn their first point.

Next up, Chelsea meet West Ham at London Stadium on Sunday, August 20th. While Liverpool take on Bournemouth at Anfield on Saturday, August 19th. Can the Blues improve their form? Will the Reds earn a victory?