Anfield, intensity, rotation - how Iraola is improving Liverpool
Summary
Liverpool have won nine and drawn three of their 13 matches under manager Andoni Iraola, and they have won their past five games after losing to Manchester City on 11 October. Ahead of Sunday’s match against Arsenal, the article highlights Liverpool’s stronger home atmosphere, Iraola’s frequent squad rotation and a more direct approach in some games.Key Facts
- Liverpool have won nine and drawn three of their 13 matches in all competitions under Iraola.
- Liverpool have won their past five matches across all competitions since their 11 October defeat by Manchester City.
- Arsenal’s last win at Anfield came in 2012, according to the article.
- A Liverpool win on Sunday would leave the club three points behind Arsenal; a loss would widen the gap to nine points after nine games.
- Liverpool have made at least three changes to their starting lineup in nine consecutive matches.
- Liverpool had 35.6% possession in their 2-0 Premier League win over Brighton.
- Liverpool are averaging 24.9 long balls per Premier League game this season, compared with 21 last season.
- Iraola said Liverpool would continue rotating players to manage workloads during weeks with multiple matches.
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