Liverpool’s Super Subs Aim to Shatter 18-Year Record at Forest
Liverpool is gearing up for a crucial match against Nottingham Forest on Saturday, with the opportunity to match their last season’s Premier League tally of wins. The Reds have made significant progress under Jurgen Klopp’s management and are determined to continue their impressive form.
A win against Forest would mark Liverpool’s 19th victory of the season in the league, equaling their total from the previous season. This remarkable achievement showcases the complete turnaround Klopp has orchestrated since last summer. The team’s success can be attributed to their ability to find inspiration from their substitutes’ bench, with different players producing match-changing performances throughout the season.
Liverpool’s super subs have been instrumental in their pursuit of victory. If another goal is scored by a Reds substitute, it would equal the club record of 21 goals set in the 2005/06 season. Additionally, three goals at Forest on Saturday would see Liverpool reach the milestone of 1,000 goals under Klopp’s tenure.
One of Liverpool’s most impressive traits is their incredible goalscoring consistency. They have scored in 50 of their last 51 games in all competitions, a testament to their attacking prowess. This season, they have already netted 104 goals in just 41 games, surpassing their total from the entirety of the previous season in 52 matches.
The Reds’ strong form extends beyond just goalscoring. They have won 12 of their last 14 matches across all competitions, displaying their dominance on the field. In league and cup matches, Liverpool has lost only one of their last 17 games, further highlighting their formidable presence.
On the other hand, Nottingham Forest has struggled at home recently. Since their back-to-back victories over Newcastle and Manchester United in December, they have won just one of their six league games. Their home record has suffered, with six losses in their last eight league outings at the City Ground. Forest has only won two of their last 11 home games in normal time, highlighting their difficulties in front of their own fans.
For the upcoming match, referee Paul Tierney will be in charge. This will be his 29th time officiating a Liverpool game, with the Reds losing four of the previous 28 matches. However, Liverpool is determined to put past results behind them and secure a victory against Forest.
Looking at the season’s scorers, Nottingham Forest’s top goalscorer is Wood with nine goals, followed by Awoniyi with six goals. Liverpool’s star forward Mohamed Salah leads their scoring charts with 19 goals, closely followed by Jota with 14 goals and Nunez with 13 goals.
As Liverpool prepares to face Nottingham Forest, they are well aware of the importance of this match. A win would not only equal last season’s tally of victories but also put pressure on their title rivals, Manchester City and Arsenal. Klopp’s side has shown immense progress and resilience this season, and their super subs will be aiming to shatter an 18-year-old club record. With their incredible goalscoring consistency and strong form, Liverpool is determined to come out on top in this crucial encounter.
* Stats courtesy of LFC statistician Ged Rea (@ged0407).