Liverpool have scored 15 goals in four cup games this season, but have managed only nine goals in seven Premier League matches.

Liverpool have struggled for Premier League goals under Andoni Iraola, scoring only nine times in seven matches despite averaging 3.75 goals per game across cup competitions. The Reds are still awaiting their first home league win under Iraola ahead of facing high-flying Brighton at Anfield. Iraola admitted he does not know the exact reason, suggesting domestic opponents and game styles present distinct challenges compared to European fixtures.
A key factor highlighted is the prevalence of defensive setups, with Liverpool facing a low block in 28% of their league matches, the highest rate in the division. An unnamed Champions League analyst suggested Iraola's tactical style benefits from having space to attack, which has been scarce in the league compared to European competitions.
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