Showing posts with label Sunderland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunderland. Show all posts

Sunday, July 26, 2026

Pre-Season Friendly One - Liverpool 4:2 Sunderland Match Stats

Pre-Season Friendly, Match 1
Saturday 25th July 2026
Liverpool  KICK OFF, 23:00pm Sunderland

4:2

Half-Time 1:1

Venue
Geodis Park, Nashville
Shirt Worn
Home Kit
Live On
LFCTV


Match Report

Andoni Iraola’s Liverpool tenure began with a 4-2 victory over Sunderland in Nashville on Saturday evening.

In the first pre-season friendly of the summer, Kieran Morrison opened the scoring at GEODIS Park on 12 minutes by converting neatly with a well-placed shot across goal.

Enzo Le Fee levelled for the Black Cats with a long-range effort soon after, and Timur Tutierov put them in front minutes past half-time.

However, the Reds were dominant throughout the second period and Dominik Szoboszlai made it 2-2 with 56 minutes gone when he collected a ricochet just outside the area and crisply struck the bouncing ball into the near post.

Federico Chiesa then swept Liverpool in front with an angled finish from the corner of the six-yard box, then Lewis Koumas put the result beyond doubt with a well-taken effort inside the area.

Iraola’s first starting line-up contained a mix of youth and experience, with Joe Gomez wearing the captain’s armband.

But the centre-back’s involvement came to a premature end when he was forced from the field with a knock inside the opening 10 minutes.

Ifeanyi Ndukwe replaced Gomez, with Kostas Tsimikas taking over the captaincy.

Nevertheless, Liverpool took the lead on 12. A break forward resulted in Harvey Elliott sliding a pass to Morrison on the right of the area. The forward stepped inside before slipping a low, left-footed shot into the bottom corner.

Sunderland drew level when Le Fee collected possession just inside the Reds’ half, powered towards the edge of the box and beat Giorgi Mamardashvili with a well-hit drive on 28 minutes played.

They went close to going ahead but Mamardashvili parried from Romaine Mundle before James McConnell threw himself in front of Chris Rigg’s follow-up.

As the half drew to a conclusion, it was Sunderland who threatened again, but the teams returned to their dressing rooms with the scoreline locked at 1-1.

Iraola opted to make five further changes during the break – but it was the Black Cats who went in front four minutes after the restart.

Tutierov collected a nudge into the box from Tom Proctor and hooked an effort beyond Mamardashvili from close range.

Liverpool could have restored parity quickly, but Milos Kerkez couldn’t quite manage to divert Jeremie Frimpong’s delivery in from six yards out with his head.

However, a sublime Szoboszlai half-volley grabbed an equaliser for the Reds as he controlled a loose ball on his chest outside the box and found the inside of the near post.

Then, Calum Scanlon was a fraction away from making it 3-2 but he couldn’t direct Morrison’s low ball across goal into the net at the back post while on the stretch.

By now, Iraola’s charges were in the ascendancy and Sunderland required a sprawling stop from Melker Ellborg to thwart Koumas’ attempt to dink an effort over him.

But the Sunderland ’keeper could do little to prevent Chiesa restoring Liverpool’s lead. The No.14 was picked out by a pass into space from Calvin Ramsay and he found the net with an unerring finish from the corner of the six-yard box.

Koumas wrapped up the scoring and sealed the outcome with four minutes remaining when he collected a Szoboszlai pass, stepped inside Leo Hjelde and converted with aplomb from 10 yards.


Liverpool: Mamardashvili (Woodman, 67), Gomez (Ndukwe, 8), Jones (Nyoni, 46), Elliott (Szoboszlai, 46), Tsimikas (Kerkez, 46), Frimpong (Ramsay, 67), McConnell (Scanlon, 56), Morrison (Abe, 67), Ngumoha (Koumas, 46), N’Diaye (Chambers, 67), Wright (Chiesa, 46).

Unused Subs: Davies, Sonni-Lambie

Goal(s): Morrison (13), Szoboszlai (56), Chiesa (75), Koumas (85)

Bookings: n/a

Shirt Worn: Home Kit

Manager: Andoni Iraola


Sunderland: First Half - Ellborg, Mukiele, Ballard, O’Nien (C), Reinildo, Browne, Le Fée, Rigg, Hume, Mundle, Isidor.

Sunderland: Second Half - Ellborg (Moore, ’68), Jen.Jones, Seelt, Hjelde, Lightfoot, Jay.Jones, Whittaker, Proctor, Geragusian, Tutierov, Ogunsuyi.

Unused Subs:

Goal(s): Le Fee (28), Tutierov (49)

Bookings: Ballard (20)

Shirt Worn: Away Kit

Manager: Regis De Bris


Referee: Robert Vincze

Attendance: 24,897

HT/FT (Liverpool first): 1:1 / 4:2

Goal Sequence (Liverpool first): 1:0. 1:1, 1:2, 2:2, 3:2, 4:2

Friday, July 17, 2026

Andoni Iraola v Opposition Manager Regis Le Bris

This page charts how Andoni Iraola faired against an Opposition Manager, while manager at Liverpool FC

Regis Le Bris

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
 

Total Games 0, Goals Scored 0, Goals Conceded 0, Win % 0.00, Wins 0, Draws , Lost 0

Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Peter Reid v Liverpool FC

This page charts how the Reds faired against an Opposition Manager in the Premier League. Peter Reid

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
25-Oct-03 Leeds United 3 - 1 W PL Anfield
23-Mar-03 Leeds United 3 - 1 W PL Anfield
13-Apr-02 Sunderland 1 - 0 W PL Stadium of Light
25-Nov-01 Sunderland 1 - 0 W PL Anfield
10-Feb-01 Sunderland 1 - 1 D PL Stadium of Light
23-Sep-00 Sunderland 1 - 1 D PL Anfield
11-Mar-00 Sunderland 1 - 1 D PL Anfield
20-Nov-99 Sunderland 2 - 0 W PL Stadium of Light
13-Apr-97 Sunderland 2 - 1 W PL Roker Park
24-Aug-96 Sunderland 0 - 0 D PL Anfield
12-Apr-93 Manchester City 1 - 1 D PL Maine Road
28-Dec-92 Manchester City 1 - 1 D PL Anfield

Peter Reid v Liverpool FC Summary
Games Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Win %
12 6 6 0 17 6 50.00%

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Premier League 25/26 Matchday 26 - Sunderland 0:1 Liverpool Match Stats


Premier League, Matchday 26
Wednesday 11th February 2026
Sunderland  KICK OFF, 20:15pm Liverpool

Position: 9

0:1

Half-Time 0:0

Position: 6
Venue
Stadium of Light, Sunderland
Shirt Worn
Away Kit
Live On
TNT Sports
Captain
Trai Hume
LFC Formation
4-2-3-1
Captain
Virgil Van Dijk

Matchday Timeline
Kick-Off 1'
Reinildo, (Yellow Card, Foul) 24'
Virgil Van Dijk, (Goal 1:0, header), Mohamed Salah (Assist) 61'

Matchday Line-Ups
22 Robin Roefs 1 Alisson Becker
5 Daniel Ballard 4 Virgil van Dijk
15 Omar Alderete 5 Ibrahima Konaté
17 Reinildo 26 Andy Robertson
20 Nordi Mukiele 3 Wataru Endō
32 Trai Hume 7 Florian Wirtz
19 Habib Diarra 10 Alexis Mac Allister
27 Noah Sadiki 38 Ryan Gravenberch
28 Enzo Le Fée 11 Mohamed Salah
10 Nilson Angulo 18 Cody Gakpo
9 Brian Brobbey 22 Hugo Ekitiké

Matchday Substitutes
31 Melker Ellborg 25 Giorgi Mamardashvili
3 Dennis Cirkin 2 Joe Gomez
6 Lutsharel Geertruida 6 Milos Kerkez
13 Luke O'Nien 47 Calvin Ramsay
11 Chris Rigg 17 Curtis Jones
18 Wilson Isidor 68 Kieran Morrison
12 Eliezer Mayenda 42 Trey Nyoni
14 Romaine Mundle 14 Federico Chiesa
7 Chemsdine Talbi 73 Rio Ngumoha

Matchday Substitutions
68' Joe Gomez on for Wataru Endo
75' Curtis Jones on for Cody Gakpo
80' Chemsdine Talbi on for Trai Hume
80' Romaine Mundle on for Nilson Angulo
80' Lutsharel Geertruida on for Omar Alderete
88' Federico Chiesa on for Hugo Ekitike
90+2' Wilson Isidor on for Habib Diarra

Manager: Régis Le Bris Manager: Arne Slot

Stadium: Stadium Of Light, Sunderland
Attendance: 47,159
HT/FT Sequence (Liverpool First): 0:0 / 1:0
Goal Sequence (Liverpool First): 1:0
Premier League H-2-H: Sunderland Premier League H-2-H
Referee: Chris Kavanagh
Referee Assistant: Dan Cook, Marc Perry
Fourth Official: Thomas Bramhall
VAR Referee: Darren England
VAR Assistant: Craig Taylor

SUNDERLAND  MATCHDAY STATS LIVERPOOL
ATTACKING
11 Total Shots 23
2 Shots on Target 3
5 Shots off Target 7
18.18% Shot Accuracy (excluding blocked shots) 13.04%
GENERAL PLAY
43.5% Possession % 56.5%
372 Total Passes 492
DEFENCE & DISCIPLINE
15 Successful Tackles 16
35 Clearances 39
8 Interceptions 5
3 Corners 11
3 Errors 9
8 Fouls 10
2 Offsides 1

Premier League 25/26 Matchday 26 - Sunderland 0:1 Liverpool Match Gallery

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Premier League 25/26 Matchday 26 - Sunderland 0:1 Liverpool Match Report

Match Report

A header from Virgil van Dijk saw Liverpool claim a 1-0 victory over Sunderland in the Premier League on Wednesday evening.

The Reds secured three points on their travels thanks to the captain’s effort in the 61st minute of the contest.

Liverpool’s No.4 headed home a Mohamed Salah corner and the goal was enough to separate the two teams on Wearside, seeing Arne Slot's side become the first Premier League team to leave the Stadium of Light victorious this season.

Team news

Liverpool made two changes for the fixture as Wataru Endo replaced the suspended Dominik Szoboszlai, while Andy Robertson returned for Milos Kerkez.

Joe Gomez was also named among the substitutes after recovering from injury.

First half

The game passed without major incident during the opening 15 minutes on Wearside.

Both teams exchanged early corners, though there was little action in either final third as the two sides continued to grow into the contest.

Liverpool were enjoying most of the possession, however, it was the hosts who signalled the opening threat of the evening.

Nordi Makuiele sprinted down the right to deliver for Brian Brobbey inside the six-yard box, though the forward was met with a well-timed challenge from Ibrahima Konate to deny his effort.

In the opposite box, Florian Wirtz then saw a low cross in the area deflected wide of the post with goalkeeper Robin Roefs scrambling after being left wrong-footed.

A short while later, Liverpool's No.7 forced the first save of the night from Roefs, hitting a drive from distance to make the goalkeeper throw himself to his right to push away the chance.

Cody Gakpo then flashed a ball across the box, which was just too high for the onrushing Salah.

Wirtz, however, went closest just after the half hour mark as the ball recycled to him in the box, resulting in the playmaker smashing a low shot through defensive bodies to strike the far post.

There was a flurry of chances for the Reds that followed ahead of the break, Van Dijk first seeing a shot blocked over after a Gakpo cross broke to his feet.

Wirtz then saw a headed effort saved after Dan Ballard failed to clear a looping cross from Salah from the right flank.

Sunderland did threaten themselves just before the interval, seeing Nilson Angulo's shot from 25-yards easily saved by Alisson Becker.

Second half

Trai Hume's driven shot over the bar five minutes after the restart was the first opening of note after the break.

Wirtz was again involved in Liverpool's forward play, seeing a low shot blocked on the edge of the box after a spell of possession.

The two teams then traded chances with Mukiele drilling wide, before Salah had an opening blocked after a clever cutback from Ekitike.

It was a corner, however, that led to the opening goal of the game via the head of Van Dijk after the hour mark.

Liverpool's captain jumped highest at a Salah delivery to glance the ball home, with Habib Diarra attempting to clear from underneath the crossbar.

Shortly after, the Reds were forced into their first change of the evening, with Endo replaced by Gomez due to an injury.

Ekitike then lifted a chance over the bar from a tight angle in an attempt to double the lead, while Le Fee saw a header fly over the bar.

The striker again saw an opportunity fall the wrong side of the post, aiming a header wide from an Andy Robertson delivery from the left wing.

Substitute Curtis Jones also flashed a dipping shot over the frame of the goal in the closing stages, with Liverpool driving forward on the break after Sunderland committed bodies forward.

Deep into added time, Salah rifled a volley inches wide of the far post from just inside the area after a clever pass from Jones.

It was as near as either side would come to adding again to the scoreline, though, with Van Dijk's header proving to be the decisive strike.

SOURCE: www.liverpoolfc.com

Monday, February 9, 2026

Liverpool FC Premier League Half Time Stats v Sunderland

This page charts Liverpool's results at half time against Sunderland in the Premier League.

v Sunderland FC Overall %
Leading at Half Time 13 39.39%
Drawing at Half Time 18 51.52%
Losing at Half Time 3 9.09%
Total 34 100.00%

Premier League Red Cards v Sunderland

In 34 premier League games against Sunderland the reds have had 2 players sent off.

 Min  Player  Date  Score  Opposition  Competition
44 Dietmar Hamann 25.11.2001 1 - 0 Sunderland Premier League
65 Mohamed Sissoko 30.11.2005 2 - 0 Sunderland Premier League

Premier League Penalties v Sunderland

Date Opponent Score Player Scored/Missed
26-Nov-16Sunderland2 - 0James MilnerScored
13-Aug-11Sunderland1 - 1Luis SuarezMissed
20-Mar-11Sunderland2 - 0Dirk KuytScored
02-Feb-08Sunderland3 - 0Steven GerrardScored
10-Feb-01Sunderland1 - 1Jari LitmanenScored
11-Mar-00Sunderland1 - 1Patrik BergerScored

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Premier League 25/26 Matchday 14 - Liverpool 1:1 Sunderland Match Stats



Premier League, Matchday 14
Wednesday 3rd December 2025
Liverpool  KICK OFF, 20:00pm Sunderland

Position:

1:1

Half-Time 0:0

Position:
Venue
Anfield, Liverpool
Shirt Worn
Home kit
Live On
Sky Sports
Captain
Virgil Van Dijk
LFC Formation
4-2-3-1
Captain
Grant Xhaka

Matchday Timeline
Kick-Off 1'
E. Le Fee, (Yellow Card, Foul) 54'
J. Gomez, (Yellow Card, Foul) 55'
C. Talbi, (0:1, right foot shot), E. Le Fee (Assist) 67'
N. Mukiele, (1:1, own goal) 81'

Matchday Line-Ups
1 Alisson Becker 22 R. Roefs
26 A. Robertson 15 O. Alderete
4 V. van Dijk 5 D. Ballard
5 I. Konaté 20 N. Mukiele
2 J. Gomez 17 Reinildo Mandava
10 A. Mac Allister 32 T. Hume
38 R. Gravenberch 28 E. Le Fée
18 C. Gakpo 27 N. Sadiki
7 F. Wirtz 34 G. Xhaka
8 D. Szoboszlai 7 C. Talbi
9 A. Isak 9 B. Brobbey

Matchday Substitutes
14 F. Chiesa 24 S. Adingra
22 H. Ekitiké 6 L. Geertruida
3 W. Endo 18 W. Isidor
17 C. Jones 12 Eliezer Mayenda
6 M. Kerkez 14 R. Mundle
25 G. Mamardashvili 4 D. Neil
73 R. Ngumoha 13 L. O'Nien
42 T. Nyoni 1 A. Patterson
11 Mohamed Salah 25 B. Traoré

Matchday Substitutions
46' Mohamed Salah on for Cody Gakpo
62' W. Isidor on for B. Brobbey
65' C. Jones on for J. Gomez
74' H. Ekitike on for Alexis Mac Allister
79' L. Geertruida on for E. Le Fee
86' M. Kerkez on for A. Robertson
86' F. Chiesa on for A. Isak
90+1' L. O'Nien on for C. Talbi

Manager: Arne Slot Manager: Régis Le Bris

Stadium: Anfield, Liverpool
Attendance: 60,414
HT/FT Sequence (Liverpool First): 0:0 / 1:1
Goal Sequence (Liverpool First): 0:1, 1:1
Premier League H-2-H: Sunderland Premier League H-2-H
Referee: Stuart Attwell
Referee Assistant: Constantine Hatzidakis, Adrian Holmes
Fourth Official: Dean Whitestone
VAR Referee: Tim Wood
VAR Assistant: Matt Donohue

LIVERPOOL  MATCHDAY STATS SUNDERLAND
ATTACKING
23 Total Shots 9
4 Shots on Target 6
8 Shots off Target 2
17.39% Shot Accuracy (excluding blocked shots) 66.67%
GENERAL PLAY
67.6% Possession % 32.4%
622 Total Passes 303
DEFENCE & DISCIPLINE
13 Successful Tackles 16
25 Clearances 44
5 Interceptions 9
7 Corners 3
1 Errors 3
10 Fouls 5
2 Offsides 2

Premier League 25/26 Matchday 14 - Liverpool 1:1 Sunderland Match Gallery

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Premier League 25/26 Matchday 14 - Liverpool 1:1 Sunderland Match Report

Match Report

Liverpool were held to a 1-1 draw by Sunderland at Anfield in the Premier League on Wednesday evening.

After both teams had struck the woodwork – the visitors doing so on two occasions – it was the away side who opened the scoring on 67 minutes when Chemsdine Talbi’s shot from distance took a deflection off Virgil van Dijk.

However, Florian Wirtz’s deflected effort levelled late on when he created space inside the area and struck left-footed against Nordi Mukiele.

Team

Arne Slot elected to make just one change to the starting line-up from the weekend victory at West Ham United, with Andy Robertson coming in for Milos Kerkez.

First half

On a cold night at Anfield, a Dominik Szoboszlai drive from distance early on warmed the palms of Robin Roefs, but Sunderland started brightly at Anfield.

Nevertheless, Alisson Becker remained largely untroubled in the early exchanges – and on 23 minutes, Liverpool went agonisingly close to breaking the deadlock.

Wirtz got the bounce of the ball on the edge of the box, allowing him to bound his way into a one-on-one with Roefs. The No.7 nudged the ball towards goal, but the visiting ‘keeper got a boot to it to deflect it against the attacker and into the side netting.

By this point, the Reds’ threat was growing, though Omar Alderete did force Alisson into two routine saves.

Then, with 32 minutes elapsed, Trai Hume’s well-struck effort from 20 yards was required to be touched onto the crossbar by the hosts’ No.1.

At the other end, as half-time loomed, Szoboszlai’s shift-and-strike from the left needed to be punched over the bar by Roefs.

The subsequent corner saw Sunderland half-clear the ball, but Liverpool recycled it back into the box via Joe Gomez and a downward header towards the bottom corner by Alexis Mac Allister struck the outside of the post.

Second half

Mohamed Salah was introduced into the action during the break, replacing Cody Gakpo – and Liverpool started with intent.

Salah and Wirtz both had attempts into crowded boxes blocked by blue shirts, with Roefs not truly tested in the early exchanges.

Then, just after the hour, a near-post header from Alderete crashed against the outside of the post and behind as Sunderland demonstrated their threat once more.

And with 67 minutes on the clock, it was The Black Cats who opened the scoring. Talbi collected possession around 20 yards out and took aim, with the effort beating Alisson via the aid of a deflection off Van Dijk.

However, Liverpool levelled with eight minutes of normal time remaining.

It was a goal that owed much to the tenacity of Curtis Jones – an earlier substitute for Gomez – who stepped up to win possession and find Wirtz inside the box.

The No.7 then created space by shifting the ball onto his left foot before lifting a finish into the top corner via a deflection 15 yards out.

The home team piled on the pressure in search of a winner – but in a dramatic finale, Wilson Isidor rounded Alisson only have his strike towards the empty net blocked on the line by Federico Chiesa.

SOURCE: www.liverpoolfc.com

Thursday, September 25, 2025

Liverpool Women 5-0 Sunderland Women Match Report

Liverpool FC Women secured a clinical 5-0 victory over Sunderland in the Subway Women’s League Cup on Wednesday night.

Ahead of kick-off at St Helens Stadium, tributes were paid to former manager Matt Beard following his sudden passing last weekend.

A minute’s silence was observed, while players wore black armbands and supporters held applause, sung songs and displayed a banner in his memory to celebrate his two WSL titles with the Reds.

Liverpool scored via Gemma Evans, Jenna Clark, Risa Shimizu in the first half, and a Sophie Roman Haug double wrapped up the win in their opening Group B fixture of the competition.

It took seven minutes for the Reds to open the scoring, Fuka Nagano’s delivery finding the run of Evans in the area to produce a powerful header.

Clark then added to the scoreline in minute 21 with a header of her own as Liverpool dominated proceedings, converting a brilliant corner ball from Lily Woodham.

Beata Olsson then threatened, forcing a save from goalkeeper Demi Lambourne with a glancing header, who sprung into action quickly to halt Cornelia Kapocs’ follow-up from close range.

However, Shimizu’s clever finish ensured the lead would stretch to three ahead of the half-time interval.

The full-back reacted to a stray shot from Nagano and produced a looping, cushioned volley over the Sunderland stopper that dropped into the back of the net.

Following the interval, Liverpool picked up where they left off in the opening half and scored twice more.

Sam Kerr first shot over the bar from inside the box to fire another warning in the closest attempt during a flurry of attacks for the hosts.

Several substitutions were also made by head coach Gareth Taylor, including the notable return of midfielder Sofie Lundgaard from long-term injury.

One of those to step onto the field of play was Roman Haug and she made her presence felt by netting twice in the closing stages to put an exclamation point on victory.

Mia Enderby worked the ball down the left to find her fellow striker to convert from close range for her first, while a reaction header following a Clark effort two minutes from time completed the scoring.

Team

Liverpool: Borggrafe, Shimizu (Parry, 60), Clark, Evans, Woodham, Nagano (Lundgaard, 68), Maclean, Kerr (Silcock, 68), Olsson, Kiernan (Roman H., 60), Kapocs (Enderby, 46).

Unused subs: Kirby, Fisk, Szymczak, Holland.

Tuesday, June 17, 2025

Regis Le Bris v Liverpool FC

This page charts how the Reds faired against an Opposition Manager in the Premier League. Regis Le Bris

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
03.12.25 Sunderland 1:1 Draw Premier League Anfield
11.02.26 Sunderland 1:0 Won Premier League Stadium of Light

Regis Le Regis v Liverpool FC Summary
Games Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Win %
2 1 1 0 2 1 50.00%

Opposition Manager - Regis Le Bris

This page charts how Arne Slot faired against an Opposition Manager

Regis Le Bris

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
03.12.25 Sunderland 1:1 Draw Premier League Anfield
11.02.26 Sunderland 1:0 Won Premier League Stadium of Light

Total Games 2, Goals Scored 2, Goals Conceded 1, Win % 50.0, Wins 1, Draws 1, Lost 0

Saturday, June 14, 2025

Premier League Matchday Venue Roker Park

DateTimeHomeScoreResultAway
13.04.1997 Sunderland AFC1:2WLiverpool FC

PlayedWonDrawLostForAgainstGoal Diff
1100211

Premier League Matchday Venue Stadium Of Light

DateTimeHomeScoreResultAway
11.02.202520:15Sunderland AFC1:0WLiverpool FC
02.01.201715:00Sunderland AFC2:2DLiverpool FC
30.12.201519:45Sunderland AFC0:1WLiverpool FC
10.01.201512:45Sunderland AFC0:1WLiverpool FC
29.09.201316:00Sunderland AFC1:3WLiverpool FC
15.09.201217:30Sunderland AFC1:1DLiverpool FC
10.03.201215:00Sunderland AFC1:0LLiverpool FC
20.03.201113:30Sunderland AFC0:2WLiverpool FC
17.10.200915:00Sunderland AFC1:0LLiverpool FC
16.08.200817:30Sunderland AFC0:1WLiverpool FC
25.08.200712:45Sunderland AFC0:2WLiverpool FC
30.11.200520:45Sunderland AFC0:2WLiverpool FC
15.12.200216:05Sunderland AFC2:1LLiverpool FC
13.04.200217:35Sunderland AFC0:1WLiverpool FC
10.02.200115:00Sunderland AFC1:1DLiverpool FC
20.11.1999-Sunderland AFC0:2WLiverpool FC

PlayedWonDrawLostForAgainstGoal Diff
16103319910

Friday, June 6, 2025

Martin O'Neil v Liverpool FC

This page charts how the Reds faired against an Opposition Manager in the Premier League. Martin O'Neil

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
15-Sep-96Leicester City3 - 0WPLFilbert Street
26-Dec-96Leicester City1 - 1DPLAnfield
13-Aug-97Leicester City1 - 2LPLAnfield
17-Jan-98Leicester City0 - 0DPLFilbert Street
31-Oct-98Leicester City0 - 1LPLFilbert Street
21-Apr-99Leicester City0 - 1LPLAnfield
18-Sep-99Leicester City2 - 2DPLFilbert Street
03-May-00Leicester City0 - 2LPLAnfield
28-Oct-06Aston Villa3 - 1WPLAnfield
18-Mar-07Aston Villa0 - 0DPLVilla Park
11-Aug-07Aston Villa2 - 1WPLVilla Park
21-Jan-08Aston Villa2 - 2DPLAnfield
31-Aug-08Aston Villa0 - 0DPLVilla Park
22-Mar-09Aston Villa5 - 0WPLAnfield
24-Aug-09Aston Villa1 - 3LPLAnfield
29-Dec-09Aston Villa1 - 0WPLVilla Park
10-Mar-12Sunderland0 - 1LPLStadium of Light
15-Sep-12Sunderland1 - 1DPLStadium of Light
02-Jan-13Sunderland3 - 0WPLAnfield

Martin O'Neil v Liverpool FC Summary
Games Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Win %
19 6 7 6 25 18 31.58%

Wednesday, June 4, 2025

Sam Allardyce v Liverpool FC

This page charts how the Reds faired against an Opposition Manager in the Premier League. Sam Allardyce

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
27-Aug-01 Bolton Wanderers 1 - 2 LPL Reebok Stadium
01-Jan-02 Bolton Wanderers 1 - 1 DPL Anfield
14-Sep-02 Bolton Wanderers 3 - 2 WPL Reebok Stadium
08-Mar-03 Bolton Wanderers 2 - 0 WPL Anfield
26-Dec-03 Bolton Wanderers 3 - 1 WPL Anfield
07-Feb-04 Bolton Wanderers 2 - 2 DPL Reebok Stadium
29-Aug-04 Bolton Wanderers 0 - 1 LPL Reebok Stadium
02-Apr-05 Bolton Wanderers 1 - 0 WPL Anfield
02-Jan-06 Bolton Wanderers 2 - 2 DPL Reebok Stadium
09-Apr-06 Bolton Wanderers 1 - 0 WPL Anfield
30-Sep-06 Bolton Wanderers 0 - 2 LPL Reebok Stadium
01-Jan-07 Bolton Wanderers 3 - 0 WPL Anfield
24-Nov-07 Newcastle United 3 - 0 WPL St James' Park
11-Apr-09 Blackburn Rovers 4 - 0 WPL Anfield
05-Dec-09 Blackburn Rovers 0 - 0 DPL Ewood Park
28-Feb-10 Blackburn Rovers 2 - 1 WPL Anfield
24-Oct-10 Blackburn Rovers 2 - 1 WPL Anfield
09-Dec-12 West Ham United 3 - 2 WPL Upton Park
07-Apr-13 West Ham United 0 - 0 DPL Anfield
07-Dec-13 West Ham United 4 - 1 WPL Anfield
06-Apr-14 West Ham United 2 - 1 WPL Upton Park
20-Sep-14 West Ham United 1 - 3 LPL Upton Park
31-Jan-15 West Ham United 2 - 0 WPL Anfield
30-Dec-15 Sunderland 1 - 0 WPL Stadium of Light
06-Feb-16 Sunderland 2 - 2 DPL Anfield
23-Apr-17 Crystal Palace 1 - 2 LPL Anfield
10-Dec-17 Everton 1 - 1 DPL Anfield
07-Apr-18 Everton 0 - 0 DPL Goodison Park
27-Dec-20 West Bromwich Albion 1 - 1 DPL Anfield
16-May-21 West Bromwich Albion 2 - 1 WPL The Hawthorns

Sam Allardyce v Liverpool FC Summary
Games Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Win %
30 16 9 5 50 29 53.33%

Steve Bruce v Liverpool FC

This page charts how the Reds faired against an Opposition Manager in the Premier League. Steve Bruce

Date Team Managed Score Result Comp Venue
11.09.2002 Birmingham City 2 - 2 DPL Anfield
23.02.2003 Birmingham City 1 - 2 LPL St Andrews
30.11.2003 Birmingham City 3 - 1 WPL Anfield
08.05.2004 Birmingham City 3 - 0 WPL St Andrews
06.11.2004 Birmingham City 0 - 1 LPL Anfield
12.02.2005 Birmingham City 0 - 2 LPL St Andrews
24.09.2005 Birmingham City 2 - 2 DPL St Andrews
01.02.2006 Birmingham City 1 - 1 DPL Anfield
02.01.2008 Wigan Athletic 1 - 1 DPL Anfield
18.10.2008 Wigan Athletic 3 - 2 WPL Anfield
28.01.2009 Wigan Athletic 1 - 1 DPL JJB Stadium
17.10.2009 Sunderland 0 - 1 LPL Stadium of Light
28.03.2010 Sunderland 3 - 0 WPL Anfield
25.09.2010 Sunderland 2 - 2 DPL Anfield
20.03.2011 Sunderland 2 - 0 WPL Stadium of Light
13.08.2011 Sunderland 1 - 1 DPL Anfield
01.12.2013 Hull City 1 - 3 LPL Kingston CS
01.01.2014 Hull City 2 - 0 WPL Anfield
25.10.2014 Hull City 0 - 0 DPL Anfield
28.04.2015 Hull City 0 - 1 LPL Kingston CS
14.09.2019 Newcastle United 3 - 1 WPL Anfield
26.07.2020 Newcastle United 3 - 1 WPL St James' Park
30.12.2020 Newcastle United 0 - 0 DPL St James' Park
24.04.2021 Newcastle United 1 - 1 DPL Anfield

Steve Bruce v Liverpool FC Summary
Games Won Draw Lost Goals For Goals Against Win %
24 8 10 6 35 26 33.33%
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