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Liverpool vs Leeds carries a clear Liverpool edge, yet Leeds have repeatedly shown that the expected order can be disrupted. Liverpool won 6–1 at Elland Road on 17 April 2023, but Leeds won 2–1 at Anfield on 29 October 2022 and 4–2 in the Premier League Summer Series in Chicago on 2 August 2026. A future meeting will test whether Liverpool’s authority survives Leeds’ appetite for open contests.
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Match events
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7'⚽L. Chambers Normal Goal (Asst: M. Kerkez)
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24'A. Tanaka Yellow Card
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35'S. Bornauw G. Gudmundsson
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40'⚽F. Wirtz Normal Goal (Asst: J. Frimpong)
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46'F. Chiesa A. Isak
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46'C. Jones F. Wirtz
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46'R. Gravenberch T. Nyoni
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46'F. Chiesa A. Isak
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46'C. Jones F. Wirtz
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46'D. Calvert-Lewin L. Nmecha
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46'L. Koumas R. Ngumoha
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46'H. Wilson D. James
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46'S. Longstaff A. Tanaka
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46'B. Aaronson A. Stach
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60'⚽B. Aaronson Normal Goal
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68'H. Elliott D. Szoboszlai
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68'C. Ramsay K. Morrison
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69'T. Ndiaye L. Chambers
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69'K. Tsimikas J. Frimpong
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69'K. Tsimikas M. Kerkez
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71'⚽D. Calvert-Lewin Normal Goal (Asst: J. Rodon)
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73'⚽S. Longstaff Normal Goal
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77'C. Scanlon J. Frimpong
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83'W. Gnonto J. Bogle
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83'J. Lienou J. Justin
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85'⚽D. Calvert-Lewin Normal Goal
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88'B. Aaronson Yellow Card
Matchup Liverpool VS Leeds
Liverpool set the stronger reference point
Liverpool’s direct results provide the larger share of authority. Their 6–0 home win on 23 February 2022 and 6–1 victory at Elland Road on 17 April 2023 showed how quickly they can turn pressure into a wide margin. A 3–0 away win on 12 September 2021 adds another example of Liverpool controlling the decisive moments. Those results support a status gap, but the scorelines also make Leeds’ disruptive performances impossible to ignore.
Leeds can break the script
Leeds’ 2–1 win at Anfield on 29 October 2022 remains the clearest league upset in the cited series. The 3–3 draw at Elland Road on 6 December 2025 points to a more open exchange, while Leeds’ 4–2 victory in Chicago on 2 August 2026 came in the Premier League Summer Series and should be kept distinct from a competitive league fixture. Liverpool’s 0–0 home draw on 1 January 2026 adds a low-scoring counterpoint. A future meeting is therefore interesting when Leeds can turn intensity into chances without allowing Liverpool’s greater control to settle the game.