Liverpool v Burnley – Premier League 2025/26

 

Liverpool and Burnley is a game that dates back to the early days of English football. Their first encounter occurred in 1894, and since then, the two clubs have faced each other numerous times across various competitions. In the Premier League era, despite the difference in quality between the sides, both clubs always give it their all in this fixture, strongly representing the roots and values of both clubs.

 

Historically, Liverpool has held the upper hand in this fixture. Noting all the way back to December 26, 1928, when Liverpool recorded their largest victory over Burnley with an 8–0 win at Anfield. However, Burnley has had its moments, including a memorable 1–0 victory at Anfield in January 2021, which ended Liverpool's 68-game unbeaten home run in the Premier League. This result underscored the unpredictable nature of this fixture.

 

As the 2025/26 season unfolds, both teams will be eager to show what they’re all about. Liverpool, under the guidance of Arne Slot, aims to replicate last season's success, while Burnley, led by Scott Parker, seeks to establish themselves firmly in the top flight after their recent promotion. This match promises to add another chapter to the rich history between these two clubs.

 

Liverpool v Burnley : Previous Anfield Meetings

 

Liverpool 3–1 Burnley (10 February 2024) – Liverpool reclaimed the top spot in the Premier League with a 3–1 victory over Burnley at Anfield. Diogo Jota opened the scoring in the 31st minute, heading in after a misjudged attempt by Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford. Dara O'Shea equalised for Burnley just before halftime with a powerful header from a corner. Luis Díaz restored Liverpool's lead early in the second half, converting a cross from Harvey Elliott. Darwin Núñez sealed the win in the 79th minute with another header, ensuring Liverpool's return to the top of the league in front of a record Anfield attendance of 59,896.

 

Liverpool 0–1 Burnley (21 January 2021) – Burnley stunned Anfield by ending Liverpool's 68-game unbeaten home streak with a 1–0 win. Ashley Barnes' late penalty secured a famous victory for the Clarets, a result that disrupted Liverpool's push for the title. The match is remembered for its defensive grit and tactical discipline from Sean Dyche's side, who absorbed heavy pressure to secure all three points.

 

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Don’t miss the opportunity to witness Liverpool take on Burnley in what is set to be an engaging Premier League fixture. With official hospitality packages, you can experience matchday in style, enjoying premium seating, access to exclusive Anfield lounges, and top-tier dining options. Hospitality ticket holders also benefit from early stadium access, complimentary refreshments, and the chance to soak in the pre-match atmosphere from the heart of Anfield. Ensure you secure your tickets now and be part of the unforgettable experience at Anfield.