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Liverpool Eye Top-Four Finish as Brentford Chase European Dream at Anfield
Liverpool to Win (3-1)
Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
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Liverpool conclude their Premier League campaign at Anfield against Brentford in a fixture that still carries significance for both sides. For the hosts, it’s about officially sealing a Champions League place and securing a top-four finish, while Brentford arrive with hopes of sneaking into European qualification — a result likely needed to keep those dreams alive.
With contrasting but high stakes on the line, Sunday’s 8:30 PM IST clash promises an engaging finish to the season at Anfield.
Current Standings: The two sides are separated by seven points, with Liverpool in fifth position on 59 and Brentford in ninth.
Head-to-Head Record - Liverpool has dominated the short-lived rivalry with Brentford, winning six of the nine encounters, while the Bees have claimed two wins.
Sunday will mark the end of an era at Anfield as Mohamed Salah prepares for what will be his final appearance for Liverpool after nine unforgettable years at the club.
With two Premier League titles, a Champions League crown and nearly 300 goals to his name, the Egyptian leaves behind a remarkable legacy that fans will hope to celebrate with a fitting farewell.
However, tensions between Salah and Arne Slot have simmered throughout the season, and recent social media comments from the forward have only fuelled speculation over his role heading into the finale.
If Salah does feature, Liverpool will need a far sharper display than the one they produced in the 4-2 defeat to Aston Villa last week, a result that stretched their winless run in the league to three matches — all against top-half sides.
Brentford, currently ninth, are capable of posing similar problems, though the Reds remain in a strong position to secure Champions League football, barring an unlikely collapse in goal difference on the final day.
Stats that matter
1. Liverpool have gone on to lose eight different Premier League games in which they have equalised this season, which is the most for any side.
2. In the last 10 seasons, Liverpool haven't lost their final league game, while when it's being played at home, they have remained unbeaten in their last 18 games (W15 D3)
3. The Reds have a clean sheet in their last four home matches against Brentford in all competitions.
Team News
Jeremie Frimpong and Alexander Isak remain doubtful for the upcoming fixture after missing the last game through injury, while Alisson Becker continues to be sidelined along with the long term absentees.
Liverpool Probable XI - Mamardashvili (GK); Gomez, Konate, Van Dijk, Kerkez, Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Wirtz, Szoboszlai, Gakpo, Ngumoha.
Brentford kept their European hopes alive with a dramatic draw against Crystal Palace, with Dango Ouattara’s brace rescuing a valuable point after the Bees had twice fallen behind. His late equaliser ensured Keith Andrews’ side remain in the race for what would be a first-ever continental qualification, but their recent form suggests they are limping toward the finish line.
The Bees have won just once in their last nine league matches, and their away form offers little encouragement, with no wins in their last four on the road while losing the last two. That presents a major challenge heading into a must-win final-day clash, with Brentford likely needing all three points — along with favourable results elsewhere involving Chelsea and Brighton — to keep their European dream alive.
Stats that matter
1. Brentford have won their final league game just once in their four previous Premier League campaigns (D1 L2).
2. Igor Thiago has scored 41% of Brentford’s goals this season in the league (22/54).
3. The Bees are undefeated in nine of their last 11 games in all competitions.
Team News
Brentford head into the clash without any new injury worries, though Rico Henry remains sidelined for the Merseyside derby alongside the club’s long-term absentees.
Brentford Probable XI - Kelleher (GK); Kayode, Ajer, Collins, Lewis-Potter, Yarmoliuk, Jensen, Ouattara, Damsgaard, Schade, Thiago.
Brentford arrive under pressure knowing only a win may keep their European hopes alive, and they can draw confidence from their 3-2 victory over Liverpool in the reverse fixture. However, history offers little encouragement, with the Bees still searching for a first Premier League win at Anfield.
Liverpool, meanwhile, will be motivated to give Mohamed Salah a fitting farewell and end the campaign on a positive note. Coupled with their strong record in season finales, Arne Slot’s side look well placed to finish the season on a high.
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