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Liverpool head to Old Trafford in the FA Cup on Sunday looking to bounce back from Thursday night's 1-0 defeat against Burnley at Anfield - a result Reds manager Jurgen Klopp branded "a massive punch in the face".
The Reds – unbeaten in 68 home Premier League games spanning 1,370 days prior – were undone by a late Ashley Barnes penalty and now sit six points behind league leaders Manchester United, and without a victory in five league fixtures.
The champions romped to their first top-flight title in 30 years last term but have fallen off significantly this season with Klopp finding the recent downturn difficult to explain. Since smashing Crystal Palace for seven before Christmas, the Reds have failed to score in four Premier League encounters despite firing in 87 shots at goal, including 27 against Burnley.
Those in the analytics industry would describe the slump as simple variance and this is highlighted by breaking down Liverpool’s attacking numbers.
Since scoring early on against West Brom at Anfield on 27 December, Klopp’s charges have created eight big chances, attempted 87 efforts at goal - 51 of which were from inside the penalty box - and generated an Expected Goals (xG) output of 7.10.
Odds correct at 1320 GMT (22/01/21)
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