Liverpool FC returned to winning ways with a 2-0 victory over Fulham FC at Anfield in the Premier League.
Liverpool reach landmark league wins at Anfield
Liverpool marked another historic chapter at Anfield as their 2-0 victory over Fulham in the Premier League secured a landmark achievement in the club’s long and decorated history at home.
The Reds returned to winning ways with a 2-0 victory over Fulham FC at Anfield in the Premier League.
The result followed a difficult run of three straight away defeats and came at a crucial point in the season.
Manager Arne Slot made five changes to his starting lineup, handing opportunities to Rio Ngumoha, Cody Gakpo, and Mohamed Salah in attack.
Liverpool controlled large parts of the first half, with Gakpo and Salah both testing Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
The breakthrough came when Ngumoha produced a composed finish after cutting inside from the left. Just four minutes later, Salah doubled the lead with a precise curling effort after neat interplay in the final third.
Both goals reflected Liverpool’s attacking quality and gave them control of the match before the break.
Fulham improved after halftime and had moments of pressure, but Liverpool remained organised.
Chances came at both ends, yet the scoreline stayed intact as Slot’s side secured a needed three points.
Speaking after the match, Slot highlighted Ngumoha’s impact, “One of his strengths is dominating the one-v-one.”
“We’ve seen this season that he gets more and more and more playing time.”
“That’s what he deserves because every time he plays, he does really well.
“His influence in the game, like he did today and against Wolves.”
“Today, he even scored a goal which is vital in football because goals matter a lot.”
Beyond the performance, the result carried historic significance for Liverpool.
The victory marked a major milestone in the club’s long-standing league history at Anfield.
The 2-0 win over Fulham was Liverpool’s 1,500th league victory at their home ground.
It is a landmark that reflects over a century of consistency, dating back to their first league campaign in 1892.
From that opening 8-0 win against Higher Walton to this latest result, Liverpool have built a reputation for dominance at Anfield.
This milestone underlines that legacy across generations, different managers, and evolving styles of play.
In a season that has brought challenges, this moment provided both relief and perspective. It was not just about three points. It was a reminder of Liverpool’s history and the standard expected at Anfield.