Match13 interesting stats to know ahead of Liverpool v Brighton

The Reds return from the international break on Sunday afternoon with a 2pm BST kick-off against Roberto De Zerbi's Seagulls at Anfield.

Read our pick of the best pre-match facts and figures…

A win would see Liverpool record their 300th victory under Jürgen Klopp in all competitions.

Klopp's men have scored 120 goals this season in their 46 games. It's already the joint-sixth-highest number of goals netted in a season in the club's history, with a minimum of 12 games left to play.

The Reds have scored 73 goals in their 23 Anfield matches so far this season. By comparison, they netted 56 in 25 home games in 2022-23.

Liverpool have failed to score in only one home match in the last 14 months (33 games), the goalless draw with Manchester United back in December.

The Reds have won their last three fixtures on March 31 by a 2-1 scoreline (2013, 2018 and 2019) and have won each of the last nine on the final day of March.

Mohamed Salah has scored more goals against Brighton (eight in 14 appearances) than any other Liverpool player in history.

Salah can make a club-record 15th outing against the Seagulls.

Alexis Mac Allister, who played 112 times for Brighton, has scored in each of his last three appearances for Liverpool.

The Reds have netted the first goal in 27 matches this season, winning 25 and drawing the other two.

Liverpool have had 19 different scorers in 2023-24 so far – the club record, set in 2015-16, is 22.

The Reds' last Anfield victory over Brighton came in November 2019 when Virgil van Dijk scored first-half headers in a 2-1 win.

There has never been three successive draws between Liverpool and Brighton in L4.

No Red has ever netted a league hat-trick against the Seagulls.