Liverpool have accumulated more Premier League home points than any other club in 2025, reaching 36 points following their 2-0 victory over Aston Villa at Anfield on Saturday.
The Reds have won 11 of their 15 home league matches this year (D3 L1), establishing Anfield as a fortress despite their recent struggles on the road and in cup competitions.
Saturday’s triumph, secured through goals from Mohamed Salah and Ryan Gravenberch, also ensured Liverpool avoided consecutive home league defeats for the first time since March 2021, bouncing back impressively from their loss to Manchester United.
The win snapped a four-match Premier League losing streak that had raised questions about Arne Slot’s side, lifting them to third in the table level on points with second-placed Bournemouth, though still seven points behind leaders Arsenal.
Salah’s opener came in the 43rd minute after Emiliano Martínez’s misplaced pass to Pau Torres fell straight to the Egyptian, who slotted into the empty net for his landmark 250th Liverpool goal.
The milestone made Salah only the third player to reach 250 goals for the club after Roger Hunt (285) and Ian Rush (346), whilst also drawing him level with Wayne Rooney for most goal involvements for a single Premier League club (276).
Gravenberch doubled the advantage just before the hour mark when his shot from outside the box deflected off Torres following another Villa error in possession.
The Dutch midfielder has now scored three goals in his last 10 appearances for Liverpool, matching his tally from his first 87 games for the club combined.
Liverpool’s dominant home form in 2025 contrasts sharply with their recent wobbles, having lost six of their previous seven matches across all competitions before Saturday’s fixture.
Slot had rotated heavily for Wednesday’s 3-0 EFL Cup humiliation against Crystal Palace, making 10 changes with this crucial home fixture in mind. Only Andy Robertson and Alexis Mac Allister retained their places from that defeat.
Villa posed early threats, with Morgan Rogers striking the post in the fifth minute and goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili producing brilliant saves to deny Matty Cash and Rogers again.
Dominik Szoboszlai proved instrumental for Liverpool, forcing saves from Martínez and having a goal ruled out for offside before the breakthrough arrived.
The visitors continued pressing in the second half through substitutes Ross Barkley and Donyell Malen, but Mamardashvili remained solid whilst Salah spurned two counter-attacking opportunities to seal the win more emphatically.
Villa’s frustrating evening was compounded when Tyrone Mings hobbled off with an apparent hamstring injury in stoppage time.
Liverpool’s 36 home points in 2025 underline their strength at Anfield despite inconsistencies elsewhere, providing a platform for their push to close the gap on Arsenal at the Premier League summit.
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