Liverpool completed the 2018–19 Premier League campaign in 2nd, taking 97 points from 38 matches. The record comprised 30 wins, 7 draws and 1 defeats, with 89 goals scored and 22 conceded for a goal difference of +67.
Liverpool won 78.9% of their league matches and avoided defeat in 37 of 38. The side averaged 2.34 goals scored and 0.58 conceded per match; the resulting +67 goal difference gives more context to the 2nd finish than position alone.
Compared with 2017–18, the recorded league position improved by 2 places, while goal difference moved from +46 to +67.
Place in Liverpool’s wider history
The season forms part of Jürgen Klopp’s tenure, when Liverpool returned to sustained Champions League contention and won the major domestic and international honours available to the club.
Cup and scoring picture
The season produced silverware in the European Cup / Champions League. Mohamed Salah led the season scoring record with 27 ♦ goals in all competitions.
How this reading was produced: rates, comparisons and competition summaries are calculated from the verified season record shown on this page. They are descriptive analysis rather than claims about matches or events not contained in the dataset.