Ratings for Liverpool so far in 2026 across the squad and the Kop
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Ratings for Liverpool so far in 2026 across the squad and the Kop
"Liverpool's record in 2026 through 12 matches currently stands at, six wins, four draws, and two defeats. Performances have undoubtedly improved since the new year, but on several occasions there hasn't been a good result to show for it. I'd describe Liverpool's 2026 so far as frustrating, rather than poor. Below, I've ranked the team's defence, midfield, attack, manager, and Anfield's support."
"Defence: There was a period of time this season when it felt like Liverpool were conceding three goals every game, having done so against PSV, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds United, all in short succession. Since Christmas it has been a lot more solid at the back. The Reds have kept clean sheets against Leeds, Arsenal, Marseille, Qarabag, Sunderland, and Brighton."
"On Konate, his improved form has possibly been the most crucial factor behind the Reds' solidified backline. His resilience since losing his father has been remarkable. He's back to his best, imposing self, and that is imperative at the moment, considering Liverpool have no natural right backs fit at the moment (apart from the inexperienced Calvin Ramsay). Milos Kerkez has also hit his stride and is improving every match. He was outstanding against Manchester City."
Liverpool's record through 12 matches in 2026 is six wins, four draws, and two defeats. Performances improved after the new year but results have sometimes failed to match performances. The defence was leaky earlier, conceding three goals in succession against PSV, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds United. Since Christmas the defence has stabilised with clean sheets versus Leeds, Arsenal, Marseille, Qarabag, Sunderland, and Brighton. Single-goal losses to Newcastle and Burnley felt like sucker punches. Bournemouth produced the only poor defensive display with high xG while Konate was absent and Gomez left injured. Konate's regained form and Milos Kerkez's progress have been key, but a tendency to panic late in games and a lack of fit natural right-backs remain issues.
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