Liverpool

Anfield · Est. 1892

Capacity: 61,276Liverpoolgrass
2026/2027

Liverpool's 2025/2026 Premier League Campaign

Liverpool finished the 2025/2026 Premier League season in a respectable fifth place, accumulating 60 points from 38 matches. Their record of 17 wins, 9 draws, and 12 losses paints a picture of a campaign with its fair share of ups and downs. They netted a total of 63 goals while conceding 53, ending with a positive goal difference of 10.

At home, Liverpool were more comfortable, securing 10 wins, 6 draws, and just 3 losses, scoring 34 goals and conceding 20. Away from Anfield, however, they were less assured, with 7 wins and 9 defeats, managing 29 goals but allowing 33 against. The defence kept 10 clean sheets overall, split evenly between home and away fixtures. While the season lacked a lengthy winning streak, the Reds showed enough resilience to keep themselves in the upper echelons of the table.

Looking ahead, Liverpool will no doubt be aiming to transform these flashes of quality and consistency into a more sustained challenge for the top four and beyond. After all, a club of their stature is rarely content just watching from the sidelines.

Manager

A. Slot

Netherlands

Last result

Liverpool
1-1
Brentford
24 May

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Newcastle
16:30
Liverpool
23 Aug

Premier League table

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Liverpool's 2025/2026 Premier League Form

Liverpool's campaign in the 2025/2026 Premier League has been a mixed bag, finishing fifth with 60 points from 38 matches. Their results have been somewhat inconsistent, dropping points through a fairly balanced mix of nine draws and 12 defeats rather than long winning streaks, as indicated by the absence of a notable winning run.

At home, the Reds won 10 games and drew six, showing more stability on familiar turf, while away results were less convincing with seven wins and nine losses. Their goal difference of +10 reflects a solid but not dominant attack and defence, scoring 63 but conceding 53, which suggests some defensive vulnerabilities, especially away from home where they shipped 33 goals.

Overall, Liverpool's season has been patchy rather than smooth, with points dropped more through losses than stalemates, pointing to a need for greater consistency if they want to climb higher next time around.

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Liverpool's Home and Away Form in the 2025/2026 Premier League

Liverpool's 2025/2026 campaign reveals a classic conundrum: fortress at home, less so away. At Anfield, they've netted 34 goals while conceding a modest 20, securing 10 wins and only 3 losses. The home crowd clearly inspires a more solid defensive display, evidenced by 5 clean sheets. Away, however, the story changes. Liverpool have scored fewer goals (29) but conceded more (33), suffering triple the defeats (9) compared to their home record. Interestingly, the number of clean sheets is the same away as at home, suggesting that when their defence holds firm on the road, it’s as effective as at home, but such occasions are less frequent. This split suggests Liverpool's attacking and defensive prowess is noticeably sharper within their own stadium, a pattern that could be pivotal in their quest to climb higher in the Premier League table.

Liverpool: Fipster's Prediction Record

Fipster has been cautiously optimistic with Liverpool in the 2025/2026 Premier League campaign, registering one tick but unfortunately missing five times from six scored fixtures. While the model shows glimpses of insight, it’s clear it’s still finding its feet with this club. No stars yet, but plenty of room for improvement — perhaps like Liverpool’s defence on an average day.

The model’s current form on Liverpool is a work in progress, so expect a few more surprises – hopefully fewer misses – as the season unfolds.

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