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Liverpool Squad Stats

Liverpool
  • Founded 1892
  • Stadium Anfield
  • Manager Andoni Iraola
  • Competition Premier League 2026-27
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  • Goals 6
  • Goals Conceded 4
  • Yellow Cards 10
  • Total Red Cards
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Premier League 799 418 0 6316 0 574 3705 799 710 87 12.45 6316 2239 2281 35.28 574 874 223274 84.88 3705 6578 3289 1796 3514 5690 18376 507 5 15 20 380 147 905
UEFA Champions League 194 97 0 1426 0 138 882 194 167 26 13.51 1426 552 519 38.45 138 234 48923 83.85 882 1409 891 355 976 1236 4429 131 1 2 3 95 38 228
League Cup 56 35 0 501 0 43 292 56 48 8 10.65 501 171 198 32.52 43 65 18513 85.04 292 517 275 132 280 416 1453 41 1 2 3 39 10 105
FA Cup 42 23 0 373 0 30 233 42 31 11 11.48 373 121 143 31.36 30 30 13601 85.4 233 393 186 109 210 295 1083 34 0 0 0 29 9 56
UEFA Europa League 29 10 0 171 0 20 100 29 27 2 16.96 171 73 59 42.69 20 29 6482 86.98 100 124 86 39 109 131 509 8 0 0 0 12 3 26
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Liverpool Squawka Score Ratings 2026/27

Andoni Iraola’s first season at Anfield is up and running, and there is already plenty to pick apart. Liverpool sit sixth in the Premier League after three games, unbeaten but held to draws by Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest either side of a 2-0 win at Ipswich Town. A 2-1 victory over Atlético Madrid in the Champions League followed on Tuesday night. Below, we take a look at Liverpool’s most-used starting XI so far and how each player has performed.

The Squawka Score is a metric developed to assess a player’s performance relative to other players in the same position. It is shown as a percentage, and it is worth knowing that 66% is average rather than 50% – a 70% is a good afternoon and 85% or above marks out one of the best players on the pitch. Each score is calculated from a range of per-90-minute statistics, taking in the obvious numbers such as goals and assists alongside some more obscure ones that are far more position-specific.

Because the scores are measured against a full season’s benchmarks for each position, individual percentages for 2026/27 will be added once enough of the campaign has been played for those benchmarks to mean anything. Three league games is not enough. For now, here is the most-used XI and how each player has actually performed.

Liverpool most used starting XI 2026/27 in a 4-2-3-1: Alisson; Frimpong, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Muñoz, Wirtz, Gakpo; Isak

GK: Alisson Becker – Nine saves and one clean sheet from three league starts, the shut-out arriving at Portman Road. Four of those stops were diving saves or parries, and Alisson has been decisive off his line, completing all three of his attempted sweeper actions. The one blemish is the penalty he could not keep out at St James’ Park.

RB: Jeremie Frimpong – Two starts and 161 minutes in, and the numbers point to a defender still finding his footing in the role. Frimpong has won just five of his 12 duels, been dribbled past three times and come away with only one tackle won from three attempts. There should be more to come going forward, where all that running has yet to produce a single chance created.

RCB: Jérémy Jacquet – The summer arrival has taken to it quickly. Jacquet leads the side for duels won with 18 and tops it for interceptions with five, one of them inside his own box, while chipping in with nine clearances and four tackles won. A handball and a yellow card are the only real marks against him.

LCB: Virgil van Dijk – Still the most dependable presence in this back four, and the numbers back it up. The skipper has 18 clearances, 11 of them headed, has won 15 of his 19 duels and 10 of his 14 aerial contests, and has not been charged with a single error leading to a shot or a goal. He is still the one setting the standard at the back.

LB: Milos Kerkez – A busier and scrappier return from the left-back. Kerkez has won 13 duels but lost 16, conceded five fouls and already collected two yellow cards. He does the defensive basics well enough, with seven headed clearances and three blocked shots, but he has been dispossessed four times and tackled six, and the attacking side of his game has yet to show up.

RCM: Dominik Szoboszlai – Liverpool’s set-piece man, and one of only two players to have been on the pitch for every minute of the league campaign. He dispatched a 99th-minute penalty at Newcastle and struck again in the win over Atlético, and only Gakpo has created more for the Reds this season. Seven chances created, 27 passes into the penalty area and nine shots at goal for 1.11 xG is a healthy platform.

LCM: Alexis Mac Allister – He has edged out Ryan Gravenberch alongside Szoboszlai, starting the last two league games, and got his reward with the goal that saw off Atlético. The defensive work is there, with four tackles won – level with Van Dijk and Jacquet for the team lead – and 13 duels won from two starts. What is missing is the final ball: one chance created and 17 passes into the final third, but only two into the box.

AM: Florian Wirtz – A year on from a slow start to life in England, Wirtz looks a good deal more settled. He has taken seven shots, six of them from inside the box, for 0.60 xG, created four chances and racked up 12 touches in the opposition area. The goals have not arrived yet and one assist is his only return, but the underlying platform is far healthier than it was.

RW: Víctor Muñoz – Two starts, one goal and a genuine claim on the right-hand side. His 82nd-minute strike rescued a point against Forest, and he has been busy in dangerous areas, with 10 touches in the opposition box and five of his six shots taken from inside it. Three interceptions also suggest he is willing to do the work without the ball.

LW: Cody Gakpo – Liverpool’s most productive attacker so far, and by a clear margin. Gakpo has a goal and three assists in three league games, all three of those assists coming from open play, and he leads the club for both chances created (eight) and touches in the opposition box (18). His goal at Newcastle was the pick of them, struck from outside the area and right-footed into the bottom-left corner.

ST: Alexander Isak – Three goals in his first three league games for the club is exactly the start Liverpool paid for. Every one of his nine shots has come from inside the box, and three goals from 2.06 xG points to sharp finishing as much as clever positioning. Two big chances missed is the only quibble, and the double at Ipswich inside the first nine minutes was the performance that settled the game.

Liverpool set-piece specialists: 

  • Penalties: Dominik Szoboszlai
  • Free-kicks: Dominik Szoboszlai
  • Corners: Dominik Szoboszlai

Iraola has handed the dead balls to one man. Szoboszlai has taken all 12 of Liverpool’s league corners and all three of their direct free-kick attempts this season, as well as converting their only penalty.

Liverpool FAQs 

How have Liverpool started the 2026/27 season?

Liverpool are sixth after three games, unbeaten on five points from a win and two draws, with six goals scored and four conceded. They also opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-1 win over Atlético Madrid at Anfield.

Where did Liverpool finish in the 2025/26 Premier League season?

Liverpool ended the campaign in fifth, qualifying for the Champions League in Arne Slot’s second and final season at the club.

Who is the Liverpool manager? 

Andoni Iraola took over at Anfield after Arne Slot mutually parted ways with Liverpool at the end of May. The Spaniard is unbeaten in his first three league games in charge.

Who is the current Liverpool captain? 

Liverpool centre-back Virgil van Dijk is the current captain of the club.

Are Liverpool playing in Europe in 2026/27?

They are. Liverpool are in the Champions League once again, having finished third in the league phase last season before going out in the quarter-finals. Their 2026/27 campaign began with that 2-1 home win over Atlético Madrid on 9 September.