Liverpool FC Random Stats

 

I went with the lfchistory stats loads of 1's in the positions!https://www.lfchistory.net/SeasonArchive/Games/129.

Certainly is, but unfortunately we didn’t go top until week 2, after the first round of games we were in 3rd behind the two Manc teams.

ouch,schoolboy error.

Sadio Mane now has as many Premier League goals for Liverpool as Fernando Torres managed. (65)

And has surpassed a total number of Liverpool goals that Luis Suarez managed. 82 for Luis, 83 for Sadio (and Albert Stubbins)

Sadio Mane now has as many Premier League goals for Liverpool as Fernando Torres managed. (65)

And has surpassed a total number of Liverpool goals that Luis Suarez managed. 82 for Luis, 83 for Sadio (and Albert Stubbins)

Feel like I haven’t seen you post in a while, good to see you back mate

Sadio Mane now has as many Premier League goals for Liverpool as Fernando Torres managed. (65)

And has surpassed a total number of Liverpool goals that Luis Suarez managed. 82 for Luis, 83 for Sadio (and Albert Stubbins)

Oooh. Stats tend to make my eyes gloss over, but that one kind of stands out. Torres and Suarez.....

Things from when we were younger always seem a little better, but numbers don't lie.

Well in Sadio.

Jürgen Klopp is now one Premier League win from equalling Rafa's Premier League record of 126 victories.

Jürgen Klopp is now one Premier League win from equalling Rafa's Premier League record of 126 victories.

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Jürgen Klopp is now one Premier League win from equalling Rafa's Premier League record of 126 victories.

So he’ll equal that against Fulham, and surpass it against spuds. Simples 🤷‍♂️

Bobby's second today takes him past Luis Suarez to become our all time leading South American goalscorer.

Mo's second today took him level with the legendary Jack Balmer on 110 Liverpool goals as well as being the 600th we've scored under Jürgen.

In Curtis Jones and Ozan Kabak (both 20), Liverpool named two players under the age of 21 in their starting XI for an Champions League knockout stage game for the second time, also doing so v Juventus in April 2005 (Scott Carson and Anthony le Tallec).