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Premier League 2025/26 Season Stats
“This Liverpool side is pure entertainment—sometimes for the wrong reasons. Sitting 4th, they’ve conceded 26 goals, which is high for a top-four team. The headline story is undoubtedly Hugo Ekitiké; nobody expected him to be leading the Golden Boot charge with 8 goals. However, their defense away from home is fragile, conceding 1.78 goals per game on the road. The ‘Away BTTS’ line is my go-to bet for the Reds right now.”
Tyler Morris, Senior Football AnalystLiverpool Betting Guide: Goals, Cards & Road Struggles
Liverpool’s 2025/26 campaign is defined by a lethal attack but a vulnerable backline. Averaging 1.58 goals scored and 1.37 conceded per game, their matches rarely stay 0-0 for long.
The ‘Ekitiké’ Factor & Midfield Goals
While Mohamed Salah (4 goals, 3 assists) remains a threat, the attack has a new focal point:
- Hugo Ekitiké: The top scorer with 8 goals, massively outperforming his xG of 6.68. He is the value play in “First Goalscorer” markets.
- Ryan Gravenberch: A surprise package this season with 4 goals. He is shooting more frequently (19 shots) and offers great odds for “Anytime Goalscorer” from midfield.
- Assist Kings: Salah and Cody Gakpo share the creative burden with 3 assists each.
“Liverpool travel to Fulham (Jan 4) next. Fulham concede heavily (27 goals against), but Liverpool’s away form is shaky (4 losses in 9). Given that ‘Both Teams To Score’ has landed in 67% of Liverpool’s away matches, I expect a chaotic 2-2 or 1-2 scoreline at Craven Cottage.”
— Steve Harrington, EFL & PL ExpertPlayer Props: The Value List
| Player | Market | Stat (2025/26) | Insight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hugo Ekitiké | Anytime Scorer | 8 Goals | In red-hot form. Overperforming xG. |
| Dominik Szoboszlai | To Be Carded | 5 Cards | Most booked player. Aggressive presser. |
| Ryan Gravenberch | Score or Assist | 4 Goals, 2 Assists | High value midfield option. |
| Conor Bradley | To Be Carded | 5 Cards | Struggling vs pacy wingers. High card risk. |
Upcoming Fixtures Analysis
Liverpool face Fulham (Jan 4) and Arsenal (Jan 9) in back-to-back away games. This is significant because Liverpool’s away games average 3.44 total goals—the highest in their splits. With BTTS hitting 67% on the road and Over 2.5 goals landing in 78% of away games, the stats scream “Goals”. Avoid backing a clean sheet; instead, look for “Liverpool to Win & BTTS” against Fulham.
