Liverpool has tended to enjoy its recent meetings with West Ham United.

Graham Potter’s side also don’t come into Sunday’s meeting on Merseyside in great form and, with little riding on it for West Ham, a home win is certainly the outcome most favored by the bookies.

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As per Liverpool’s official club statistician, no top-flight club in the 136-year history of the English game has ever scored five or more against another on three occasions in a single campaign.

After a difficult few weeks for the Reds, a high scoring game at home would be the perfect tonic for the would-be champions

However, given that only one other time this season - at home to Tottenham Hotspur - have Liverpool managed to score five or more, it’s an outcome that feels unlikely

The Hammers have also let in just two goals in the last three away games and five in five.

It’s certainly one to keep an eye on and, as attractive as it may seem from a Liverpool perspective, breaking that particularly English record at Anfield feels extremely unlikely.


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