Can Liverpool get back to winning ways when they travel to Huddersfield? Opta weighs up the odds.
Huddersfield are winless in their last 11 matches in all competitions against Liverpool (D3 L8) - last beating the Reds in November 1959 in the second tier. Liverpool are 1.37 to win.
Liverpool have kept a clean sheet in each of their last six meetings in all competitions with the Terriers - the last Liverpool goalkeeper to fail to keep a shutout against them was Jim Furnell in April 1962. They are 2.10 to win to nil.
Liverpool have lost their last two Premier League away games played on a Tuesday, failing to score in both (0-1 vs Hull in Apr 2015 and 0-2 vs Leicester in Feb 2016). Huddersfield are 11.50 to win.
Huddersfield are yet to lose back-to-back home games in the Premier League this season, and only one of their four defeats at the John Smith's Stadium has been against a non-London side (1-2 vs Manchester City). The draw is 5.40.
This will be the 58th ground that Liverpool have played at in the Premier League; they've won at 53 of their previous 57 (more than any other side), failing only at Bloomfield Road (L1), Bramall Lane (D2 L1), the City Ground (D3 L2) and Wembley Stadium (L1). They are 2.00 to win half-time/full-time.
No side has scored fewer second half goals in the Premier League this season than Huddersfield (7), with the Terriers also conceding more after the interval than any other side (30). The draw half-time/Liverpool full-time double result is 4.50.
The Reds are yet to lose back-to-back Premier League games under Jurgen Klopp, last doing so in September 2015 when Brendan Rodgers was in charge. Liverpool are 3.10 to win both halves.
In their last game against Swansea, Liverpool recorded an xG figure of 2.52 - it's the largest expected goals figure for a team who didn't score in a Premier League game this season. Over 2.5 goals is 1.78.
Mohamed Salah has scored 18 Premier League goals in 23 games this season - the quickest a player has got to 20 goals in the competition for Liverpool is 27 games (Fernando Torres and Daniel Sturridge). Salah is 2.00 to score.
Roberto Firmino has been directly involved in nine goals in his last 11 Premier League appearances against newly promoted teams (seven goals, two assists). The Brazilian has netted three goals in three games against promoted sides this season. Firmino is 2.38 to find the net.
