Background of Liverpool playing Aston Villa at Anfield

In a few more days, Liverpool will have a difficult confrontation against Aston Villa, a club that a couple of tournaments ago left a bad memory for the Reds fans with that 7-2 win in October 2020, date in which the last triumph of The Villans against the group led in strategies by Jurgen Klopp was consummated.

After that painful score in 2020, the Reds have been able to keep this rival away from one more victory, managing to link Liverpool to four consecutive victories that concluded in December last year, having after that string of triumphs only one consummated draw. in this past May, Roberto Firmino saving his team from falling by the slightest difference with his goal at minute 89.

Taking into account the last eleven seasons between these two institutions, the general balance leaves Liverpool as a wide dominator, having 14 wins for just three draws and only five defeats, with Villa Park being the favorite setting for the Reds as they get the vast majority there. of the wins.

<strong>The Reds with a single goal</strong>

Although it is important for a team like Liverpool to win a game by being broadly dominant, sometimes things for Klopp and his group don't usually turn out the way they planned or wanted, there are games like the ones at the weekend where the they got three points on the hour, but right now the Reds know that the main thing for them is the three points more than having an excellent way of handling the actions in 90 minutes.