Mind-Blowing Liverpool Stats Under Jurgen Klopp

Under the stewardship of Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool ascended to the pinnacle of global football, shattering records and achieving extraordinary statistical milestones.

Klopp’s reign, spanning 491 matches over 103 months, saw him deploy 135 players to net an impressive 1,035 goals. His tenure has immortalized him as a legend at Anfield, forever welcome back.

From the moment he set foot at Anfield on October 8, 2015, Klopp’s charisma, genuine nature, and core values won over the supporters. Yet, it was the dynamic, relentless style of play his teams exhibited that solidified his status as a quasi-deity among fans.

Klopp guided Liverpool to nine major finals, securing six prestigious trophies and clinching victory in 305 matches. His tenure was marked by staggering records and statistics, some of which seem destined to remain unbroken.

Fortress Anfield

Under Klopp, Anfield became a bastion of invincibility. Between February 2019 and July 2020, Liverpool achieved 24 consecutive league victories at home—a record for the English top flight. Astonishingly, Liverpool lost only two of their last 114 home league matches in front of their fans.

Moreover, the Reds maintained an unbeaten home league record in front of spectators from January 21, 2017, until October 29, 2022—a stretch of 84 matches. This made their 2021 slump of six defeats in seven games, played behind closed doors, all the more anomalous.

The 103 from 105 Points Streak

An almost unbelievable achievement. Between March 10, 2019, and February 24, 2020, Liverpool amassed 103 out of a possible 105 points across 35 matches, winning 34 and drawing just one. To put this into perspective, Manchester City’s record for a 38-game Premier League season is 100 points, set in 2017/18.

Klopp’s era at Liverpool was marked by extraordinary feats, both in performance and dedication. According to the club’s official website, he traveled to 25 countries with the team, demonstrating his relentless energy, enthusiasm, and passion for leading Liverpool to success.

Klopp’s legacy at Liverpool is etched in history, characterized by unprecedented records, an indomitable spirit, and an enduring connection with the fans.