The Reds return to Anfield to host the Gunners in a 12pm GMT kick-off on Sunday – [**get your tickets here**](https://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/match/liverpool-women-v-arsenal-women-womens-super-league-2026-27).
Read on for key statistics to know about the encounter in L4, supplied by Opta…
**Liverpool will be aiming to end a run that has seen them lose all 13 of their previous WSL home matches against Arsenal.**
Vivien Endemann has three goals and two assists in 454 minutes of action in the WSL so far this season – a goal involvement every 91 minutes.
**That is the best rate by any player to play 450+ minutes in a top-flight season for the Reds since Alex Greenwood in the 2017 Spring Series (seven goal involvements at one every 75 minutes).**
Only Chelsea (65 per cent) and Arsenal (62 per cent) average more possession in the WSL this season than Liverpool, who currently have their highest figure in a single campaign (60 per cent).
**The Gunners have won only one of their last seven matches (four draws, two defeats), their fewest ever over a seven-match spell in the Women’s Super League.**
Arsenal have hit the woodwork six times in the division already this season – the most of any team.
**Only Manchester City’s Khadija Shaw (46) has attempted more shots in the WSL this term than Arsenal’s Alessia Russo (28).**
Liverpool centre-back Jenna Clark has the second-highest duels won percentage across the league (69.8 per cent).
**Seven Reds players have started every WSL match so far in 2026-27: Khiara Keating, Grace Fisk, Clark, Alejandra Bernabe, Fuka Nagano, Cornelia Kapocs and Beata Olsson.**
Arsenal have given up the fewest shots against (48) in the league this season.