WSL: 11 facts to know about Liverpool v London City Lionesses
Read our statistical preview of Liverpool’s Barclays Women’s Super League clash with London City Lionesses.
The Reds are back at St Helens Stadium on Sunday for a 2pm GMT kick-off.
Check out key facts and figures to know about the fixture, provided by Opta, below.
Liverpool are aiming to end a winless run of five league games against London City (three draws, two defeats).
Sixty-seven per cent of the Reds’ points won in the WSL in 2026 have come in home matches (14/21).
Grace Fisk is ranked second in the division for both passes per 90 minutes (93) and touches per 90 minutes (108).
The two sides each have one of the top three players in the league for duels won so far this term – London City’s Daniela Arques is second with 74.1 per cent and Liverpool’s Sam Kerr is third on 72.2 per cent.
Liverpool have the highest shot accuracy percentage in the WSL – 41.4.
London City, meanwhile, boast the league’s best conversion rate with 17.2 per cent.
They have also scored the most first-half goals (10) of any WSL team in 2026-27 to date.
Only Chelsea (58) have won possession in the final third more often than Gareth Taylor’s Reds (57) this season.
The visitors have won their last two away games in the Women’s Super League by three or more goals (4-1 v Charlton Athletic, 6-1 v Tottenham Hotspur).
Danielle van de Donk has been directly involved in six goals in six league appearances for London City so far this season (three goals, three assists).
Liverpool’s Cornelia Kapocs has had the most shots on target in the WSL of any player in either squad (10).
