Liverpool recently faced off with old rivals Manchester United in a Premier League tie.
A close match was expected, with United the better side so far this season.
However, when all was said and done, Liverpool came away with a staggering 7-0 win over the Red Devils.
Said result looked to signal the start of a resurgence from Jurgen Klopp’s side as they push for the top-four.
But Liverpool went on to lose 1-0 to Bournemouth in their following outing. And now, a rather negative Liverpool stat has emerged.
According to Football365, Liverpool have scored 34 per cent of their Premier League goals this season in just two games.
Despite their 1-0 loss to Bournemouth last weekend, the Merseysiders put nine goals past the Cherries in the reverse fixture. Meanwhile, as mentioned above, Liverpool subjected Manchester United to a 7-0 defeat, the Old Trafford club’s heaviest defeat since Boxing Day 1931.
No other team can match Liverpool on this particular metric. West Ham are the closest, having netted 29% of their goals in two games, scoring four against Nottingham Forest, three against Fulham and only 24 overall.
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