Liverpool are undefeated in 28 of their last 30 matches (Premier League). Brentford have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 6 away matches (Premier League). There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 6 of Liverpool's last 7 home games (Premier League). Liverpool have scored at least 2 goals in 6 of their last 7 home matches (Premier League). Brentford have failed to win their last 6 away matches (Premier League).
Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw with Arsenal on Thursday despite playing with 10 men for over an hour. The Reds have won just one of their last four, that coming in the FA Cup against lower league opposition Shrewsbury. Brentford were smashed 4-1 at Southampton in midweek and it means they have lost four of their last six games. After a bright start to the season, the Bees are now winless in six on the road. While they were unable to break Arsenal down on Thursday, Liverpool should make amends against Brentford on Sunday afternoon. 3:1
Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Naby Keita are all with their respective national teams at AFCON. Thiago, Harvey Elliott, Nat Phillips and Divock Origi are all ruled out through injury. Curtis Jones provided thrust that Liverpool badly lacked off the bench against Arsenal in midweek and should have played his way into the starting XI here. James Milner looked awfully leggy in midweek and Alex Oxalde-Chamberlain should replace him in midfield. Sergi Canos trained on Friday in a boost for Brentford but a late decision will be made on Rico Henry after almost four weeks out with a hamstring problem. Thomas Frank could make two changes to the side that fell to a heavy 4-1 loss at Southampton in midweek with Mads Bech Sorensen and Mathias Jensen both returning to the side. Frank Onyeka is at AFCON, while David Raya, Charlie Goode and Josh Dasilva are sidelined through injury. Zanka and Julian Jeanvier are both close to a return for the Bees, but the trip to Liverpool comes too soon for both.
21 points is a decent return from 9 Premier League games here at Anfield for Liverpool. The data says 6 wins, 3 draws and 0 losses. After failing to beat Brighton & Hove Albion here at Anfield, Liverpool has put together a very nice winning streak on their own turf with four wins in a row. The home supporters saw a 0-0 draw versus Arsenal in the Carabao Cup last time out and are looking for a win here. Defender Matip got the top score of the team in the match with a rating of 7.64/10. Matip hit one key pass and won 3 of 3 duels. Before that, Liverpool had a FA Cup home game versus Shrewsbury Town which ended with a victory 4-1. Liverpool are believed to win this game, given a winning chance of about 70% by the bookmakers. We have checked our records for their performance in similar circumstances and found five matches and the win/draw/lost stats: Won three, drew zero and lost two.
Liverpool are undefeated in 28 of their last 30 matches (Premier League). Brentford have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 6 away matches (Premier League). There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 6 of Liverpool's last 7 home games (Premier League). Liverpool have scored at least 2 goals in 6 of their last 7 home matches (Premier League). Brentford have failed to win their last 6 away matches (Premier League).
Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Naby Keita are all with their respective national teams at AFCON. Thiago, Harvey Elliott, Nat Phillips and Divock Origi are all ruled out through injury. Curtis Jones provided thrust that Liverpool badly lacked off the bench against Arsenal in midweek and should have played his way into the starting XI here. James Milner looked awfully leggy in midweek and Alex Oxalde-Chamberlain should replace him in midfield. Sergi Canos trained on Friday in a boost for Brentford but a late decision will be made on Rico Henry after almost four weeks out with a hamstring problem. Thomas Frank could make two changes to the side that fell to a heavy 4-1 loss at Southampton in midweek with Mads Bech Sorensen and Mathias Jensen both returning to the side. Frank Onyeka is at AFCON, while David Raya, Charlie Goode and Josh Dasilva are sidelined through injury. Zanka and Julian Jeanvier are both close to a return for the Bees, but the trip to Liverpool comes too soon for both.
Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw with Arsenal on Thursday despite playing with 10 men for over an hour. The Reds have won just one of their last four, that coming in the FA Cup against lower league opposition Shrewsbury. Brentford were smashed 4-1 at Southampton in midweek and it means they have lost four of their last six games. After a bright start to the season, the Bees are now winless in six on the road. While they were unable to break Arsenal down on Thursday, Liverpool should make amends against Brentford on Sunday afternoon. 3:1
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