Liverpool, the reigning Premier League champions, are facing their toughest season in several years after failing to win any league matches since the start of 2026, managing only 5 victories in their last 18 games.
On 25 January 2026, Liverpool, the reigning Premier League champions, remain in a troubling situation after 23 matches in the 2025/26 season, having collected only 36 points. They sit 4th in the league table and face a high risk of being overtaken by rivals and dropping out of the top four soon.
Liverpool's most recent result was a 3-2 away loss to Bournemouth, marking their fifth consecutive Premier League match without a win (four draws and one loss). More concerning is that since the start of 2026, Liverpool have yet to secure a single league victory.
Liverpool's last Premier League win dates back to 27 December 2025, when they defeated Wolverhampton 2-1 at Anfield, before their form steadily declined.
Looking at the longer-term picture is even more alarming: in their last 18 league matches, Liverpool have won only 5, drawn 6, and lost 7, leaving barely any sign of their former champion form.
Moreover, those 5 wins were spread over a lengthy 5-month period from September to January, during which Liverpool managed only 5 victories in total.
Statistics underline their decline: from 23 matches played this season, Liverpool have won only 10 games. Five of those victories occurred early in the season between August and September, while only five more wins were added over the following five months.
Liverpool's 10 Premier League wins this season are as follows:
16 August 2025: Beat Bournemouth 4-2 (home)
26 August 2025: Beat Newcastle 3-2 (away)
31 August 2025: Beat Arsenal 1-0 (home)
14 September 2025: Beat Burnley 1-0 (away)
20 September 2025: Beat Everton 2-1 (home)
2 November 2025: Beat Aston Villa 2-0 (home)
30 November 2025: Beat West Ham 2-0 (away)
13 December 2025: Beat Brighton 2-0 (home)
21 December 2025: Beat Spurs 2-1 (away)
27 December 2025: Beat Wolverhampton 2-1 (home)
The current situation has raised serious questions about Liverpool's direction in the second half of the season, whether they can recover form to compete for a Champions League spot, or if they must face the reality that this season is one of the toughest in recent years for the reigning champions.