Liverpool are back in Premier League action on Saturday afternoon, taking on Burnley.
The Reds beat Barnsley 4-1 in the fourth round of the FA Cup earlier this week, but it was not an ideal performance.
That has been a recurring theme for Liverpool this season, with fans growing tired of Arne Slot despite an 11-game unbeaten run.
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Another win or draw could well happen this weekend against a relegation-threatened Burnley.
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Andrew Robertson of Liverpool applauds the fans after the team's victory in the Premier League match between Liverpool and Aston Villa at Anfield.
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But unless Liverpool blow the Clarets away and win by a comfortable scoreline while creating plenty of chances, supporters are unlikely to be happy.
Jamie Carragher and Roy Keane predict Liverpool vs Burnley
On paper, that is what should happen, given Burnley have won just three league games all term.
Now, both Jamie Carragher and Roy Keane have predicted the result of the fixture.
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Speaking on The Overlap, both former players backed Slot’s men to come away with the three points.
However, they disagreed on the scoreline, with Carragher saying: “I’ll do 2-0, I’ll be happy with 2-0.”
Keane then said he thinks Liverpool will beat Scott Parker’s Burnley 3-0.
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Sadio Mane pats the Champions League trophy after Liverpool beat Tottenham Hotspur in the final at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid (Credit: Getty Images/Jose Breton/NurPhoto).
Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring for Liverpool against Southampton in the Premier League at Anfield (Credit: Getty Images/Julian Finney).
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Liverpool vs Burnley head-to-head record
While Liverpool have not been in the best form this season, all signs are pointing towards victory at Anfield.
The last meeting between the two sides took place on September 14, 2025, when Mohamed scored a 95th-minute winner.
Prior to that, the Merseyside outfit have largely dominated this fixture in recent years.
Liverpool did lose 1-0 in January 2021 when Sean Dyche was still manager and Ashley Barnes scored the only goal of the game.
But other than that blip, the Reds have not tasted defeat against Burnley since August 2016.
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