The Reds have stumbled to draws with Leeds United and Fulham prior to their respectable stalemate away at league leaders Arsenal, clinging on to fourth spot by the skin of their teeth. They did at least earn a first triumph of 2026 on Monday as they beat Barnsley in the FA Cup, although it wasn’t entirely convincing despite the 4–1 scoreline.

Scott Parker’s side was hard to play against when Liverpool faced them at home during the season opening winning streak, and the Reds snuck by 1-0 on the back of a very last minute penalty. They do come into this match having beaten Millwall 5-1 in the FA Cup mid-week,

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Not only have they been a formidable unit as a team, they have housed some of the greatest players to ever play the game—right through from the 1960s to the modern day. Liverpool have also been fortunate enough to be managed by some of the greatest figures to ever grace the touchline—many of whom played key roles in the below 25 players establishing themselves as the top brass at Anfield.

Liverpool manager Gareth Taylor is confident his side can find their scoring touch while recognising Sunday's FA Cup tie at fourth-tier London Bees (13:00 GMT) will still be challenging. The Reds are bottom of the Women's Super League, winless through 12 games and have only scored eight goals so far this season.

Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz came off the bench to set each other up for goals as Liverpool beat Barnsley 4-1 at Anfield on Monday in the final match of the FA Cup's third round.

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Liverpool bring an 11-game unbeaten streak across all competitions to Anfield for a visit from plucky but win-starved Burnley on Saturday.