Back to Winning Ways?

Liverpool delivered a confident and controlled performance as they secured a crucial victory over West Ham, reminding the Premier League that—even after a poor run of form—the Reds are now nine points off the top remain a force to be reckoned with.

From the opening whistle, Liverpool looked sharper, quicker, and far more purposeful than in recent weeks. Arne Slot’s side pressed with precision, kept the ball with patience, and carved out chances with the kind of fluency fans have been craving.

At the hour mark, the Reds had their breakthrough. A sweeping move through midfield released Florian Wirtz, whose creativity once again proved decisive as he threaded the pass that opened West Ham up. Liverpool’s attacking unit fed off the momentum, stretching the Hammers’ back line and forcing errors.

Meanwhile, Ryan Gravenberch bossed the midfield with his blend of physicality and composure, showing why Slot has trusted him in such a pivotal role. At the back, Virgil van Dijk stood tall, marshalling the defence and snuffing out every hint of a West Ham counter.

The Reds doubled their lead at the end of the game, capitalizing on West Ham’s growing frustration and defensive fatigue. Clinical, composed, and ruthless—everything Liverpool needed after recent inconsistency.

By full-time, Liverpool fans were roaring again. Not just because of the win, but because of the performance: structured, energetic, and shades of the Liverpool we've known for most parts of last season.

This victory wasn’t just three points. It was a statement. A reminder. A reset.

With momentum now building, Liverpool turn their eyes to the next challenge—knowing that wins like this can spark the kind of run that defines a season.