MatchLiverpool v Aston Villa: WSL stats preview
Liverpool host Aston Villa in the Barclays Women's Super League on Sunday at St Helens Stadium (12pm GMT kick-off) - take a look at a selection of pre-match stats from Opta.
The Reds are unbeaten in each of their last four WSL home games (won one, drawn three).
Only once in their WSL history have they had a longer unbeaten streak on home soil (six games between August 2013 and May 2014).
Villa have won their last two league meetings with Liverpool and, following a 3-0 success in the reverse fixture in December, will be aiming to complete a WSL double over the Reds for the first time.
Liverpool have won a greater share of their total points in the 2025-26 WSL season in home games than any other team (86 per cent – six out of seven).
Cornelia Kapocs assisting Alice Bergstrom for Liverpool against Manchester United last time out is one of only three occasions that a Swedish player has assisted a compatriot in the WSL.
Of teams to score more than 20 times in the WSL (excluding own goals), Liverpool have seen a greater proportion scored by Swedish players than any other side (6.5 per cent).
Villa have lost five of their last seven WSL matches (won two), only one fewer defeat than they suffered across their first 17 league matches under Natalia Arroyo (won seven, drawn four and lost six).
The Villans could lose a fourth consecutive away games in the WSL for the first time under the same manager.
Villa's Ebony Salmon scored her 20th WSL goal last time out, which was her fifth goal under Arroyo.
Salmon has only scored more times in the top flight under Tanya Oxtoby (eight), while her first goal in the competition came against Liverpool for Bristol City in October 2019.