Liverpool’s 2022/23 Season Stats

The 2022/23 season for Liverpool has come to a close, with relief, disappointment, and exhaustion felt by all. The Reds finished fifth in the Premier League, without any major silverware. Throughout the season, discussion points have been plentiful and the numbers behind it only raise more questions. In total, 52 games were played across all competitions, with 103 goals scored. An astonishing 23 players missed at least one game through injury, resulting in 308 total games missed. Mohamed Salah played the most minutes with 4,296, while 33 different players were used throughout the season. Ben Doak was the youngest appearance maker at 16 years, 11 months and 29 days old. Substitutes scored 16 goals, with Nunez and Firmino being the most prolific with four each. Nine debutants were seen throughout the season, while Trent Alexander-Arnold became the first player in Premier League history to provide an assist in five consecutive games on two occasions. Salah also made history by scoring in nine consecutive games at Anfield. The most goals were scored between 76-90 minutes on the clock (22). Salah contributed 46 goal contributions (30 goals, 16 assists), while Liverpool conceded first in 21 games (40.38 percent of the time). Nunez was the only Red to receive a red card this season, while Bournemouth were on the receiving end of a 9-0 defeat. Fabinho was shown the most yellow cards (13), while 14 different players scored goals and 18 were credited with an assist. Harvey Elliott made the most consecutive appearances with 41 and there are 73 days until we do it all over again.