Newcastle Vs Liverpool Head to Head: The SportsRush brings you the head to head statistics between Newcastle United and Liverpool.
Newcastle will invite Liverpool to St. James Park in a late Saturday night kick off in what might promise to a title decider. The visitors cannot afford to drop points as they play catch-up to Manchester City for the league title.
Liverpool suffered a massive 3-0 defeat to Barcelona in the first leg of the Champions League Semifinals, but Jurgen Klopp has said that the whole squad is solely concentrating on the next challenge against Newcastle United. The Reds were arguably the better side of the two on Wednesday night, but the lack of cutting edge in the final third proved costly. They will be hoping to rectify that problem against Rafa Benitez’s side.
Newcastle United were fighting to avoid relegation in the first half of the league, but they have turned it around post-Christmas. The Magpies are fifth in the form table since New Year and look to carry that form and spoil Liverpool’s mentality totally. Rafa Benitez has said that he only make the world tough against his old side on Saturday.
We shall look at the head-to-head statistics between these two sides.
Newcastle Vs Liverpool Premier League Head-to-Head Statistics
Total number of matches played: 47
Matches won by Newcastle: 11
Matches won by Liverpool: 26
Games drawn: 10
Matches played in St. James Park: 23
Matches played in Anfield: 24
Goals scored by Newcastle: 51
Goals scored by Liverpool: 95
Most Goals for Newcastle (Current): Daniel Sturridge (7)
Most Goals for Liverpool (Current): Joselu, Ayoze Perez, Paul Dummett (1)
Recent Form
Liverpool’s ten-game win streak was brought to an end by FC Barcelona in the Champions League, but they desire to bounce back with an instant result as there is no time for resting on the laurels during the season end.
Newcastle United have looked dominant since the turn of the calendar year. The Magpies have won two out of their last five games, but they have the capability to hurt any side having already beat Manchester City earlier this January.
Here’s how Twitter reacted..
Back to @premierleague action on Saturday. 💪
Up the Reds. 👊🔴 pic.twitter.com/qxYH57oMK8
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 2, 2019
RB: “I was clear in (last week’s) interviews – we are professional and have to do our job. My relationship with the city of Liverpool, the club and the fans is there. At the same time, I have been to play Liverpool with Chelsea, with Newcastle, and we have to do our job.” #NUFC pic.twitter.com/kyJUwvKR8z
— Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) May 3, 2019
Liverpool haven’t dropped #PL points since 3 March
Next up: Newcastle (a) ➡️ https://t.co/ZYUmNnoiVo pic.twitter.com/Zo1PZnMwpo
— Premier League (@premierleague) May 2, 2019
A single point behind Manchester City with two games remaining in the race for the title, Saturday’s trip to Newcastle United is now the be-all and end-all, says @andrewrobertso5 https://t.co/wslpy868EV
— Anfield HQ (@AnfieldHQ) May 2, 2019
Liverpool squad revealed for Newcastle clash as Jurgen Klopp ponders changes https://t.co/ETgqQzSqtb pic.twitter.com/I1TlUEUUC7
— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) May 3, 2019