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Tuesday, November 4, 2025

Champions League 25/26 Matchday 4 - Liverpool 1:0 Real Madrid Match Stats

Champions League, Matchday 4
Tuesday, November 4th 2025
Liverpool  KICK OFF, 20:00pm Real Madrid

Position: 10

1:0

Half-Time 0:0

Position: 5
Venue
Anfield, Liverpool
Shirt Worn
Home Kit
Live On
TNT Sports
Captain
Virgil Van Dijk
LFC Formation
4-2-3-1
Captain
Federico Valverde

Matchday Timeline
Kick-Off 1'
Vinícius Junior, (Yellow Card, Foul) 24'
Dean Huijsen, (Yellow Card, Foul) 45+2'
Alexis Mac Allister, (Yellow Card, Foul) 52'
Jude Bellingham, (Yellow Card, Foul) 60'
Alexis Mac Allister, (1:0, header), Dominik Szoboszlai (Assist) 61'
Álvaro Carreras, (Yellow Card, Foul) 52'

Matchday Line-Ups
25 Giorgi Mamardashvili 1 Thibaut Courtois
4 Virgil van Dijk 3 Eder Militão
5 Ibrahima Konaté 18 Álvaro Carreras
12 Conor Bradley 24 Dean Huijsen
26 Andy Robertson 5 Jude Bellingham
7 Florian Wirtz 6 Eduardo Camavinga
8 Dominik Szoboszlai 8 Federico Valverde
10 Alexis Mac Allister 14 Aurélien Tchouaméni
38 Ryan Gravenberch 7 Vinícius Junior
11 Mohamed Salah 10 Kylian Mbappé
22 Hugo Ekitiké 15 Arda Güler

Matchday Substitutes
28 Freddie Woodman 13 Andriy Lunin
74 Kornel Miściur 26 Fran
2 Joe Gomez 12 Trent Alexander-Arnold
6 Milos Kerkez 17 Raúl Asencio
3 Wataru Endō 20 Fran García
17 Curtis Jones 23 Ferland Mendy
14 Federico Chiesa 19 Dani Ceballos
18 Cody Gakpo 21 Brahim Díaz
73 Rio Ngumoha 9 Endrick
    11 Rodrygo
    16 Gonzalo García

Matchday Substitutions
69' Rodrygo on for Eduardo Camavinga
78' Cody Gakpo on for Hugo Ekitike
78' Curtis Jones on for Alexis Mac Allister
81' Trent Alexander-Arnold on for Arda Guler
88' Federico Chiesa on for Florian Wirtz
88' Milos Kerkez on for Andrew Robertson
90' Brahim Díaz on for Federico Valverde

Manager: Arne Slot Manager: Xabi Alonso

Stadium: Anfield, Liverpool
Attendance: 59,916
HT/FT Sequence (Liverpool First): 0:0 / 1:0
Goal Sequence (Liverpool First): 1:0
Champions League H-2-H: Real Madrid European H-2-H
Player Stats: Real Madrid Player Stats
Referee: István Kovács ROU
Referee Assistant: Mihai Marica ROU, Ferencz Tunyogi ROU
Fourth Official: Marcel Birsan ROU
VAR Referee: Bastian Dankert GER
VAR Assistant: Fedayi San SUI

LIVERPOOL  MATCHDAY STATS REAL MADRID
ATTACKING
17 Total Shots 8
9 Shots on Target 2
3 Shots off Target 4
60.0% Shot Accuracy (excluding blocked shots) 25.0%
GENERAL PLAY
38.8% Possession % 61.2%
332 Total Passes 531
DEFENCE & DISCIPLINE
14 Successful Tackles 18
9 Clearances 29
12 Interceptions 6
4 Corners 2
0 Errors 2
16 Fouls 11
2 Offsides 0

Champions League 25/26 Matchday 4 - Liverpool 1:0 Real Madrid Match Gallery

Match Gallery



Champions League 25/26 Matchday 4 - Liverpool 1:0 Real Madrid Match Report

Match Report

Liverpool were 1-0 winners over Real Madrid in Tuesday night's Champions League clash at Anfield.

Just as he did 12 months ago, Alexis Mac Allister opened the scoring against the Spaniards in the second half, here with a fine header.

On this occasion, a single goal was enough for Arne Slot's men to defeat Real, making it nine points from four games in the league phase.

Team

Slot opted for one change to his starting XI from last weekend, and it brought Florian Wirtz into the side.

The summer signing replaced Cody Gakpo and was deployed to the left of Liverpool's front three.

First half

The teams emerged to a cauldron of noise inside Anfield to herald the 13th meeting of two of the continent's most-storied clubs.

The frantic early exchanges, with the Reds turned to attack towards the Kop, did not lead to a chance until minute 10.

That came from Wirtz harrying Dean Huijsen off the ball on the byline. Possession was fed back to Dominik Szoboszlai and then Mac Allister, whose first-time strike was sliced off target.

Kylian Mbappe skied a finish at the other end as Real responded with a slick counter-attack involving Vinicius Jr. and Jude Bellingham.

That effort preceded a spell of control from the visitors, but they needed their goalkeeper just prior to the half-hour.

A tackle on the flank sent a loose ball to Wirtz in a fortuitous amount of space on the right and he rolled a pass into the middle for an unmarked Szoboszlai.

However, Thibaut Courtois sprung from his net and spread his body to get a block on the Liverpool No.8's finish.

A lengthy VAR check followed an incident in which a Szoboszlai drive was blocked at the edge of the box by Aurelien Tchouameni.

Having initially awarded the Reds a free-kick, the referee was sent to the monitor to review. He ultimately decided there had been no handball.

Slot's men were now firmly in the ascendancy and a low Szoboszlai shot was plucked in by Courtois next.

The Hungarian and Belgian continued their one-on-one battle when the former thumped another effort that the latter gloved away.

Giorgi Mamardashvili delivered when called upon, too, blocking Bellingham from close range after he had shimmied into the area.

Courtois got strong hands on a Mac Allister blast as the half concluded goalless.

Second half

The visiting stopper was at it again within minutes of the restart, denying both Virgil van Dijk and Hugo Ekitike from headers.

His latest duel with Szoboszlai was a save from a free-kick strike, but the dam was about to yield.

Szoboszlai arced in a set-piece from the right channel and Mac Allister met it with a crisp header that, this time, evaded Courtois' clutches.

Mbappe side-footed just wide of the right post when picked out by Vinicius after his dart into space down the left-hand side.

It had become a more cat-and-mouse affair by this stage, with Liverpool keeping Real largely at arm's length.

Courtois, meanwhile, thwarted substitute Cody Gakpo with a reaction stop and Mohamed Salah's rebound was blocked at the last.

But one proved enough for the Reds to clinch back-to-back victories and clean sheets.

SOURCE: www.liverpoolfc.com

Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Champions League Matchday 5 - Liverpool 2:0 Real Madrid Match Gallery



Champions League Matchday 5 - Liverpool 2:0 Real Madrid Match Report

Liverpool maintained their flawless record in this season’s Champions League by beating Real Madrid 2-0 at Anfield.

An action-packed second half that featured goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo also included missed penalties by Kylian Mbappe – whose effort was saved by Caoimhin Kelleher soon after Mac Allister’s opener – and Mohamed Salah.

The Reds produced yet another performance of class and authority to deservedly defeat the holders and reel off a fifth consecutive victory in the competition’s league phase.

Team news

Mac Allister and Luis Diaz were restored to Liverpool’s starting line-up in place of Dominik Szoboszlai and Gakpo as Slot made two changes from Sunday’s win at Southampton.

First half

A first half high on quality though low on clear-cut chances for either team nearly began in ideal fashion for the Reds, but Raul Asencio avoided scoring an own goal by hacking the ball off the goalline after Darwin Nunez had forced Thibaut Courtois into a save.

Diaz scuffed an attempt to beat Courtois at his near post and then Real settled, with Luka Modric pulling the strings in midfield.

The visitors’ increased presence in the contest did not translate to opportunities to trouble Kelleher, however, and they were again indebted to Courtois as he advanced to smother Nunez’s effort at source.

As the game ebbed and flowed, the decibel level inside Anfield was cranked up considerably when Conor Bradley emphatically halted a Real counter-attack with a thumping tackle that dispossessed Mbappe.

Liverpool’s best spell of the half followed, with Nunez and Diaz each having headed attempts on goal, but it remained deadlocked at the break.

Second half

The Reds’ intent was clear from the first whistle of the second period and Curtis Jones saw a shot deflect wide before Courtois parried away Bradley’s downward header from close range.

The long-awaited opener would soon follow, though, thanks to Mac Allister. The No.10 played a neat one-two with Bradley and duly gave Courtois insufficient time to react by rapidly dispatching a precise finish into the far bottom corner.

Kelleher’s latest penalty heroics were required when, against the run of play, Andy Robertson was adjudged to have tripped Lucas Vazquez, handing Mbappe the chance to equalise on the hour.

But the Liverpool goalkeeper read his intentions, springing to his left to palm the kick away to deafening approval from the home support.

An increasingly absorbing match would provide yet more drama soon after as Salah befuddled Ferland Mendy until the defender brought him down inside the area. Salah sent Courtois the wrong way from the spot, but his kick kissed the outside of the post and ended up in the Kop.

Ultimately that would matter little, however, as, Liverpool quickly doubled their lead anyway.

A quick corner between Jones and Robertson afforded the latter the room to deliver an inswinging cross and there was Gakpo, rising high to plant his header into the corner and rubber-stamp yet another Champions League victory.

via liverpoolfc.com

Champions League Matchday 5 - Liverpool 2:0 Real Madrid Match Stats

Champions League, Matchday 5
Wednesday 27th November 2024
Liverpool  KICK OFF, 20:00pm Real Madrid

2:0

Half-Time 0:0
Venue
Anfield, Liverpool
Shirt Worn
Home Kit
Live On
TNT Sports

Matchday Timeline
 1:0  Alexis Mac Allister (Goal 52'), Conor Bradley (Assist)
 1:0  Kylian Mbappé, (Missed Penalty 61')
 1:0  Mohamed Salah, (Missed Penalty 70')
 2:0  Cody Gakpo (Goal 76'), Andrew Robertson (Assist)

Matchday Line-Ups
62 Caoimhín Kelleher 1 Thibaut Courtois
4 Virgil van Dijk 22 Antonio Rüdiger
5 Ibrahima Konaté 23 Ferland Mendy
26 Andy Robertson 35 Raúl (Y, 13')
10 Alexis Mac Allister (Y, 40'), (MOTM) 5 Jude Bellingham
17 Curtis Jones 6 Eduardo Camavinga
38 Ryan Gravenberch (Y, 17') 8 Federico Valverde
84 Conor Bradley 10 Luka Modrić
7 Luis Díaz 15 Arda Güler
9 Darwin Núñez (Y, 13') 21 Brahim Díaz
11 Mo Salah 9 Kylian Mbappé

Matchday Substitutes
56 Vítězslav Jaroš 13 Andriy Lunin
95 Harvey Davies 26 Fran
2 Joe Gomez 17 Lucas Vázquez
66 Trent Alexander-Arnold 18 Jesús Vallejo
78 Jarell Quansah 20 Fran García
3 Wataru Endō 43 Diego Aguado
8 Dominik Szoboszlai 19 Dani Ceballos (Y, 80')
19 Harvey Elliott 16 Endrick (Y, 90')
80 Tyler Morton    
18 Cody Gakpo (G, 76')    

Matchday Substitutions
56' Lucas Vázquez on for Arda Guler
56' Dani Ceballos on for Eduardo Camavinga
67' Cody Gakpo on for Darwin Nunez
71' Fran Garcia on for Ferland Mendy
80' Endrick on for Luka Modric
83' Dominik Szoboszlai on for Curtis Jones
87' Joe Gomez on for Conor Bradley

Manager: Arne Slot Manager: Carlo Ancelotti

Stadium: Anfield, Liverpool
Attendance: 59,546
HT/FT Sequence (Liverpool First): 0:0 / 2:0
Goal Sequence (Liverpool First): 1:0, 2:0
European H-2-H: H-2-H v Real Madrid
Player Stats: Real Madrid Player Stats
Referee: François Letexier FRA
Referee Assistant: Cyril Mugnier FRA, Mehdi Rahmouni FRA
Fourth Official: Jérémy Stinat FRA
VAR Referee: Jérôme Brisard FRA
VAR Assistant: Aleandro Di Paolo ITA

LIVERPOOL  MATCHDAY STATS REAL MADRID
ATTACKING
17 Total Shots 9
7 Shots on Target 3
7 Shots off Target 4
41.17% Shot Accuracy (excluding blocked shots) 33.33%
GENERAL PLAY
62.5% Possession % 37.5%
614 Total Passes 366
DEFENCE & DISCIPLINE
18 Successful Tackles 19
9 Clearances 25
7 Interceptions 13
8 Corners 5
0 Errors 0
10 Fouls 10
1 Offsides 3

Monday, November 25, 2024

Liverpool v Real Madrid - Match Preview

Liverpool welcome Real Madrid to Anfield for a huge heavyweight clash in the Champions League group stages.

It has been an excellent start to life as Liverpool manager for Arne Slot, both domestically and in Europe. The Reds lead the Premier League by eight points and have enjoyed a perfect start to the Champions League. They are the only side in the tournament to have picked up maximum points, meaning another victory would leave them in a very strong position to advance to the knockout stages.

Standing in their way is Real Madrid, who have had an underwhelming season so far. However, they trail their rivals Barcelona by just four points with a game in hand, though have work to do in Europe. After four games, Real sit in 18th with just six points. They have already suffered two defeats and cannot afford fall to another if they want to remain in contention for the top eight. As it stands, they are in a play-off spot.

Despite the signing of Kylian Mbappe in the summer, Carlo Ancelotti’s side have not been as dominant as expected. The Frenchman has scored eight goals across the two competitions, but faces the second-toughest defence in the tournament. Liverpool have conceded just one goal in Europe, form they have also displayed in the league. Their eight goals allowed is by far the best in the Premier League.

However, the visitors have more than enough talent to trouble their opponents. Jude Bellingham is always a threat, and he has now scored in two consecutive games.

At the other end, Liverpool are just as strong. Mo Salah has delivered another fantastic campaign with ten league goals and another in Europe. Luis Diaz has also contributed eight across both competitions. They should be confident in scoring against a Real Madrid defence who have not yet kept a clean sheet in the Champions League.

This will be the 12th meeting between these two European giants, but it is Real Madrid who possess the superior record. Liverpool have won three fixtures though have not recorded victory since 2009. They are currently amidst an eight-game winless streak against their opponents which includes seven losses. The most recent game was in March 2023 when the pair faced off in the Champions League Round of 16. The Spaniards were 1-0 winners with Karim Benzema on target to advance 6-2 on aggregate.

Liverpool v Real Madrid - Player Stats

Player Apps Goals Discipline
Andy Robertson8-1
Mo Salah82-
Roberto Firmino6--
Trent Alexander-Arnold6-1
Virgil van Dijk6--
Alisson Becker5--
Diogo Jota5--
Fabinho5-1
Cody Gakpo41-
Ibrahima Konaté4--
James Milner4--
Jordan Henderson4--
Martin Škrtel 4-1
Sadio Mané41-
Steven Gerrard411
Adam Lallana3--
Darwin Núñez311
Emre Can3--
Georginio Wijnaldum3--
Lucas Leiva3--
Thiago3-1
Alberto Moreno2-1
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain2--
Alexis Mac Allister222
Arbeloa2--
Conor Bradley2--
Curtis Jones2--
Dejan Lovren2--
Dirk Kuyt2--
Dominik Szoboszlai2--
Fábio Aurélio2--
Fernando Torres221
Harvey Elliott2-1
Jamie Carragher2--
Javier Mascherano2-2
Joe Allen2--
Joe Gomez2--
Lazar Marković2--
Luis Díaz2--
Naby Keïta2--
Nathaniel Phillips2-1
Ozan Kabak2--
Pepe Reina2--
Philippe Coutinho2--
Raheem Sterling2--
Ryan Babel2-2
Ryan Gravenberch2-1
Simon Mignolet2--
Xabi Alonso2--
Xherdan Shaqiri2--
Alan Hansen1--
Alan Kennedy11-
Albert Riera1-1
Andrea Dossena111
Caoimhín Kelleher1--
David Johnson1--
Fabio Borini1--
Fabio Carvalho1--
Federico Chiesa1--
Florian wirtz1--
Giorgi Mamardashvili1--
Glen Johnson1--
Graeme Souness1--
Hugo Ekitike1--
Jay Spearing1--
Jimmy Case1--
Joel Matip1--
Kenny Dalglish1--
Kolo Touré1--
Kostas Tsimikas1-1
Loris Karius1--
Manquillo1--
Mario Balotelli1--
Milos Kerkez1--
Phil Neal1--
Phil Thompson1--
Ray Clemence1--
Ray Kennedy1--
Sammy Lee1--
Stefan Bajčetić1--
Terry McDermott1--
Yossi Benayoun11-

Liverpool v Real Madrid - Current Form

Liverpool FC - 2024-2025 Recent Form
Round: Date: Opponent: W/D/L: Result:
Premier League 27.10.2024 Arsenal Draw 2:2
League Cup 30.10.2024 Brighton & Hove Albion Won 3:2
Premier League 02.11.2024 Brighton & Hove Albion Won 2:1
Champions League 05.11.2024 Bayer Leverkusen Won 4:0
Premier League 09.11.2024 Aston Villa Won 2:1
Premier League 24.11.2024 Southampton Won 3:2


Real Madrid - 2024-2025 Recent Form
Round: Date: Opponent: W/D/L: Result:
La Liga 19.10.2024 Celta Vigo Won 2:1
Champions League 22.10.2024 Borussia Dortmund Won 5:2
La Liga 26.10.2024 Barceloan Lost 0:4
Champions League 05.11.2024 AC Milan Lost 1:3
La Liga 09.11.2024 Osasuna Won 4:0
La Liga 24.11.2024 Leganes Won 3:0

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Opposition Manager - Carlo Ancelotti

This page charts how Arne Slot faired against an Opposition Manager

Carlo Ancelotti

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
27.11.2024 Real Madrid Won 2:0 CL Anfield

Total Games 1, Goals Scored 2, Goals Conceded 0, Win % 100.0, Wins 1, Draws 0, Lost 0

Carlo Ancelotti v Liverpool FC

This page charts how the Reds faired against an Opposition Manager. Carlo Ancelotti

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
04.10.2009Chelsea0 - 2LostPLStamford Bridge
02.05.2010Chelsea0 - 2LostPLAnfield
07.11.2010Chelsea2 - 0WonPLAnfield
06.02.2011Chelsea1 - 0WonPLStamford Bridge
21.06.2020Everton0 - 0DrawPLGoodison Park
17.10.2020Everton2 - 2DrawPLGoodison Park
20.02.2021Everton0 - 2LostPLAnfield

Carlo Ancelotti v Liverpool FC Summary
Games Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Win %
7 2 2 3 5 8 28.57%

Tuesday, September 3, 2024

European Head To Head v Real Madrid

Games Won Games Drawn Games Lost
5 1 7

Date Match Result Score Competition
27 May 1981 Real Madrid v Liverpool W 0-1 European Cup Final
25 Feb 2009 Real Madrid v Liverpool W 0-1 UEFA Champions League
10 Mar 2009 Liverpool v Real Madrid W 4-0 UEFA Champions League
22 Oct 2014 Liverpool v Real Madrid L 0-3 UEFA Champions League
04 Nov 2014 Real Madrid v Liverpool L 1-0 UEFA Champions League
26 May 2018 Real Madrid v Liverpool L 3-1 UEFA Champions League Final
06 Apr 2021 Real Madrid v Liverpool L 3-1 UEFA Champions League
14 Apr 2021 Liverpool v Real Madrid D 0-0 UEFA Champions League
28 May 2022 Liverpool v Real Madrid L 0-1 UEFA Champions League Final
21 Feb 2023 Liverpool v Real Madrid L 2-5 UEFA Champions League Last 16 1L
15 Mar 2023 Real Madrid v Liverpool L 1-0 UEFA Champions League Last 16 2L
27 Nov 2024 Liverpool v Real Madrid W 2-0 UEFA Champions League
4 Nov 2025 Liverpool v Real Madrid W 1-0 UEFA Champions League

Tuesday, July 23, 2024

Liverpool move fast to secure star as the reds plan mega offer to Real Madrid target

Liverpool are ready to put immediate plans in place to tie down Trent Alexander-Arnold to a new contract at Anfield, with Richard Hughes set to offer a mega-money new deal to the player and despite a warning from a former star that the player would find a transfer to Real Madrid ‘impossible to resist’.

Alexander-Arnold is the Liverpool vice-captain and a modern-day icon at Anfield, having come through their academy to become one of their best and most important stars. Regarded as one of the most creative full-backs in the modern game, the 25-year-old has a hugely-impressive 79 assists and 19 goals from 310 appearances for the Reds – unreal numbers for a full-back.

Although given licence to roam forwards by previous boss Jurgen Klopp, helping to aid his impressive numbers, Alexander-Arnold has also shown himself capable of playing as an out-and-out midfielder when featuring for the England team; or at least that was how Gareth Southgate used the West Derby born star over this summer’s European Championships.

Now with under a year left on his Anfield deal, Liverpool face a critical summer of talks to try and persuade Alexander-Arnold – as well as Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk – to extend their stays on Merseyside for the forseeable future.

With the trios deals all running down, the Reds would have no shortage of suitors for the their star men if they were either put up for sale this summer or the players allowed their contracts run down.

Indeed, reports from Spain of late have warned Liverpool that Real Madrid are lurking with serious intent as far as Alexander-Arnold is concerned with the player very much on their radar for a summer 2025 swoop.

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