Liverpool Stats 2025-2026

Liverpool's statistics in the 2025-2026 Premier League paint the picture of a devastatingly effective attack paired with a defence that has room for improvement. With 62 goals scored (2nd best attack) but 28 conceded (5th best defence), the Reds display a noticeably more unbalanced profile than their top-three rivals. An xG of 58.4 against 62 actual goals shows Liverpool overperform thanks to Mohamed Salah's individual quality.

Liverpool's attack is spectacular with 62 goals in 28 matches (2.21 per game). Mohamed Salah (19 goals) remains the top scorer at 33, with a 22% conversion rate. Darwin Nunez (11 goals) provides power while Luis Diaz (9 goals) combines technique and pace on the left flank. Trent Alexander-Arnold (10 assists) is the most creative defender in Europe. Possession of 56.8% and 16.2 shots per match confirm a resolutely forward-thinking approach.

Liverpool's defence concedes 1.00 goal per match (28 in 28 matches), a ratio slightly below the club's standards under Klopp. An xGA of 30.2 indicates the defence is actually slightly better than raw numbers suggest, with a few goals conceded from individual misfortune. Virgil van Dijk remains aerially dominant (4.8 clearances per match) but his top speed has decreased by 2 km/h over 3 years. The 11 clean sheets are acceptable but below Arsenal and City's standards.