Liverpool vs West Ham United Premier League LIVE Football Score 24/09/2023
Liverpool is going head to head with West Ham United starting on 24 Sept 2023 at 13:00 UTC at Anfield stadium, Liverpool city, England. The match is a part of the Premier League.
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Having both claimed opening Europa League wins in eerily identical circumstances, Premier League high-flyers Liverpool and West Ham United resume domestic action at Anfield on Sunday afternoon.
The Reds came from behind to beat LASK Linz 3-1 in midweek, while the Hammers also recovered from a one-goal deficit to see off Backa Topola in Europe
Coming from behind to triumph has been the theme for Liverpool during the earliest weeks of the 2023-24 season, and just like at Molineux last weekend, Jurgen Klopp’s side consigned a slow start to the history books with a glut of second-half goals
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Florian Flecker’s stunning drive put the Austrian side ahead in the Group E clash – which was Liverpool’s first Europa League match for over seven years – but Darwin Nunez’s penalty, Luis Diaz’s first-time finish and Mohamed Salah’s landmark goal saw the Reds travel back to Merseyside with maximum points.
Salah’s 42nd Liverpool goal in Europe – the joint-most for an English player alongside Arsenal icon Thierry Henry – helped Klopp become the first Reds manager in history to achieve 50 continental wins, and his side head into the weekend on a five-game victorious streak in all tournaments, although they conceded the first goal in four of those games.
However, fighting fire with even more fire has been the way forward for Liverpool, who are in the bronze medal position in the Premier League table – only two points behind Manchester City and behind Tottenham Hotspur on goals scored, having found the back of the net on one fewer occasion than the Lilywhites.
Despite their recent penchant for giving up the first goal, Liverpool’s unbeaten Premier League run at Anfield now stands at 14 matches since Leeds United’s stunning 2-1 success last October, and they have only failed to score in one of their last 44 top-flight games at their Merseyside headquarters
Event details:
NAME: Liverpool – West Ham United
DATE: 24 Sept 2023
TIME: 13:00 UTC
VENUE: Anfield, Liverpool, England
There should not have been a more relieved man at the London Stadium than Angelo Ogbonna on Thursday night, as the centre-back’s horror error allowed Backa Topola’s Petar Stanic to storm through and propel the Serbian minnows into the unlikeliest of leads in their Europa League opener.
However, while Liverpool were busy fighting back against LASK, David Moyes’s men turned the tide in their favour against Backa Topola, as a Nemanja Petrovic own goal preceded a pair of headers from debutant Mohammed Kudus and Tomas Soucek in the English capital.