Since their defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in March 2025, the numbers surrounding Liverpool FC make for concerning reading.
In 58 matches since that game, Liverpool have:
Won 29 Drawn 9 Lost 20 Scored 106 goals Conceded 79 goals
On the surface, it might not look disastrous — but when you break it down, it tells a worrying story.
Too Many Defeats
Losing 20 out of 58 games is not the level expected at a club like Liverpool.
That’s more than one defeat in every three games, which is far from the standards set in previous years.
For a team expected to challenge at the top level, that simply isn’t good enough.
Goals Scored – But At What Cost?
Scoring 106 goals shows Liverpool still have attacking quality.
But conceding 79 goals highlights a major issue — defensive instability.
It suggests a team that can score goals, but:
Struggles to control games Leaves itself open Makes too many defensive mistakes Lacks consistency
A Team Without Balance
These numbers point towards a team that is unbalanced.
Liverpool are:
Capable going forward Vulnerable at the back Inconsistent in results Struggling to put runs together
That lack of balance is often what separates good teams from great ones.
A Long-Term Problem
The worrying part is that this isn’t just a short bad run — it’s over 58 games.
That’s a large sample size, and it suggests deeper issues rather than just poor form.
Whether it’s:
Tactical setup Player performances Squad balance Mentality Or a combination of everything
Something clearly hasn’t been right for a while.
Big Questions Going Forward
These numbers raise big questions for Arne Slot and the club:
Why are Liverpool losing so many games? Why are they conceding so many goals? Why can’t they find consistency? What needs to change?
Because at a club like Liverpool, these standards simply aren’t acceptable over such a long period.
The Reality
Stats don’t always tell the full story — but sometimes they highlight the truth.
And the truth here is simple:
Liverpool have not been good enough consistently since that PSG defeat.
Jamie (The Kopite View)
The Kopite View 
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