In the English Premier League, Liverpool are currently sitting 1st after four games. They’ve won all four matches, scoring nine goals and conceding four, giving them a goal difference of +5 and a perfect twelve points. ky Sports)
JeansPitch will walk you through how Liverpool got here, what’s working, what to watch, and what lies ahead.
Early season performance

Liverpool’s strong start is no fluke—they’ve looked sharp, resilient, and dangerous. Key points:
- Perfect record: 4 wins, 0 draws, 0 losses.
- Offense: 9 goals scored in the four matches, showing varied attacking options.
- Defense: 4 conceded—solid, though there have been signs of vulnerability late in matches.
- Momentum from last season: Liverpool are defending champions (2024-25) and they’ve carried that momentum into this campaign.
They’ve already been involved in tight finishes, including late goals, which suggests mental strength and depth.
Key factors behind their top position

Liverpool’s rise to 1st place isn’t just luck. Below are the main contributors to their early-season dominance.
Squad changes & management

- Manager Arne Slot, in his first full season after replacing Jürgen Klopp, has adapted quickly. The tactical shape, pressing, and rotation are showing promise.
- Big summer transfer: Alexander Isak for a record fee—his presence adds another attacking dimension.
- Departures have also brought changes: Trent Alexander-Arnold is now gone, altering how Liverpool build.
Match results & turning points
- Close wins are defining their run: dramatic late goals, match-winning penalties, showing character under pressure.
- Against Burnley, for example, a stoppage-time penalty sealed a 1-0 win.
- They’ve shown ability to dominate games, but sometimes suffer from lack of sharpness—still, they find ways to win.
Challenges ahead
Being top early is great, but the path forward has obstacles. Here’s what Liverpool must guard against:
- Fixture congestion: Between EPL matches, Champions League, domestic cups—rotation and keeping players fit is crucial.
- Defensive lapses: Though they haven’t lost, conceding 4 goals in 4 games suggests there’s room for error, especially under fatigue.
- Keeping momentum: Opposition will raise their game when facing Liverpool; expectations climb. Middling performances won’t always be sufficient.
- Pressure from rivals: Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea are close behind in points, so one slip could shift the table.
What this means in context
Liverpool winning the title last season gives this season extra narrative weight. Here’s how current positioning connects to past:
- In 2024-25, Liverpool secured 1st position convincingly and claimed the Premier League trophy.
- Their 2025-26 campaign builds on that success. Being top now confirms that they aren’t just riding last season’s wave—they look ready to defend.
- Key players like Mohamed Salah continue to deliver in crucial moments. New signings will have rising expectations. Balance between veteran leadership and fresh faces will be tested.
Fan view & atmosphere
Liverpool supporters are optimistic. Anfield has that buzz again—late goals, fighting spirit, dramatic wins bring energy. Key talking points among fans include:
- Whether the defense can be tightened to match the attacking output.
- How well the squad handles Champions League nights plus Premier League battles.
- The performance of younger or newly signed players in crucial moments.
- Whether Liverpool can stay psychologically strong when the pressure builds (derbies, away games, tough runs).
Conclusion
Where is Liverpool in the EPL? They are top of the league, unbeaten in four, with strong goal difference and maximum points. It’s a commanding start to their title defense.
JeansPitch will continue to bring you updates, match reviews, player stats, and all inside stories so you know not just where Liverpool are, but how they’re getting there—and what could threaten their spot. Keep following for upcoming fixtures, key player ratings, and tactical breakdowns. If you want, I can pull up their next rivals or spotlight specific player performances—just say the word.