Liverpool enters this clash at Anfield with significant momentum, having won each of their last three Premier League fixtures without conceding a single goal. The Reds’ defensive discipline remains their greatest asset, especially as they’ve secured five victories in their last six matches overall. Conversely, West Ham finds themselves in a survival scrap. While the Hammers have proved difficult to beat lately—recording three consecutive draws—their historical record at Anfield is a major psychological hurdle. West Ham has managed just one win in their last 52 league visits to this stadium, a run stretching back over a decade. Liverpool’s ability to find late winners also stands out, with their matches featuring a league-high 13 goals scored in the 90th minute or later this season.