The Reds return to Anfield to host the Gunners in a 12pm GMT kick-off on Sunday – get your tickets here.

Read on for key statistics to know about the encounter in L4, supplied by Opta…

Liverpool will be aiming to end a run that has seen them lose all 13 of their previous WSL home matches against Arsenal.

Vivien Endemann has three goals and two assists in 454 minutes of action in the WSL so far this season – a goal involvement every 91 minutes.

That is the best rate by any player to play 450+ minutes in a top-flight season for the Reds since Alex Greenwood in the 2017 Spring Series (seven goal involvements at one every 75 minutes).

Only Chelsea (65 per cent) and Arsenal (62 per cent) average more possession in the WSL this season than Liverpool, who currently have their highest figure in a single campaign (60 per cent).

The Gunners have won only one of their last seven matches (four draws, two defeats), their fewest ever over a seven-match spell in the Women’s Super League.

Arsenal have hit the woodwork six times in the division already this season – the most of any team.

Only Manchester City’s Khadija Shaw (46) has attempted more shots in the WSL this term than Arsenal’s Alessia Russo (28).

Liverpool centre-back Jenna Clark has the second-highest duels won percentage across the league (69.8 per cent).

Seven Reds players have started every WSL match so far in 2026-27: Khiara Keating, Grace Fisk, Clark, Alejandra Bernabe, Fuka Nagano, Cornelia Kapocs and Beata Olsson.

Arsenal have given up the fewest shots against (48) in the league this season.