Liverpool recently played to a 1-1 draw against Sunderland at Anfield. The match followed a satisfying 2-0 win over West Ham United. While Liverpool showed determination, they fell behind after a deflected goal from Chemsdine Talbi. However, they managed to equalize late when Florian Wirtz’s shot was deflected in off Nordi Mukiele.
Liverpool’s Upcoming Matches Analyzed Against Rivals
Liverpool’s Next Five Fixtures
- Leeds United (A) – Saturday, December 6
- Brighton (H) – Saturday, December 13
- Tottenham (A) – Saturday, December 20
- Wolves (H) – Saturday, December 27
- Leeds United (H) – Thursday, December 1
Liverpool will face newly-promoted Leeds United, who recently secured a victory against Chelsea. Meanwhile, Brighton has encountered difficulties this season. Post-Christmas, Liverpool will match up against Tottenham and Wolves, both struggling with inconsistent results.
Chelsea’s Upcoming Matches
- Bournemouth (A) – Saturday, December 6
- Everton (H) – Saturday, December 13
- Newcastle (A) – Saturday, December 20
- Aston Villa (H) – Saturday, December 27
- Bournemouth (H) – Tuesday, December 30
Chelsea aims to recover from a defeat to Leeds as they prepare to play Bournemouth, who have struggled recently. The fixtures against Everton and Newcastle are expected to present challenges before Christmas, alongside the trip to Villa Park afterwards.
Manchester City’s Upcoming Matches
- Sunderland (H) – Saturday, December 6
- Crystal Palace (A) – Sunday, December 14
- West Ham (H) – Saturday, December 20
- Nottingham Forest (A) – Saturday, December 27
- Sunderland (A) – Thursday, January 1
Manchester City will host Sunderland, a team currently proving tough to beat, before facing Crystal Palace away. Their home match against West Ham prior to Christmas could be more favorable.
Manchester United’s Upcoming Matches
- West Ham United (H) – Thursday, December 4
- Wolves (A) – Monday, December 8
- Bournemouth (H) – Monday, December 15
- Aston Villa (A) – Sunday, December 21
- Newcastle United (H) – Friday, December 26
Manchester United will start with a home match against West Ham, which they see as critical for their momentum. Their away match against Wolves also presents an opportunity for points, but the holiday fixtures against Aston Villa and Newcastle will be demanding.
As the Premier League continues, these matches will significantly impact Liverpool’s standing, alongside their competition from Chelsea, Manchester City, and Manchester United.
