West Ham vs. Liverpool: Head-to-head record and past meetings before Premier League clash

Head-to-head record

Previous meetings: 154

Draws: 38

West Ham wins: 29

When Liverpool and West Ham United clashed at Anfield in November 2025, that showdown represented the 154th competitive meeting between the two sides, and the Reds are way out in front with 87 wins compared to the Irons' 29, while there have been an additional 38 draws.

Arne Slot's men needed a late Virgil van Dijk header to seal a 2-1 win in their third meeting of the 2024-25 season, prior to which they thrashed the Irons 5-0 away from home and recorded a 5-1 annihilation in the 2024-25 EFL Cup third round, an identical result to their showdown in the quarter-finals of the previous season's tournament.

Ex-Irons boss David Moyes slammed his side's defending after that humiliating result in 2023, albeit while also justifying his decision to make rotations in abundance, as Liverpool stretched their winning streak over West Ham to five games before seeing that sequence snapped in the spring of 2024.

In between those two knockout crushings, West Ham put a serious dent in the Reds' Premier League title aspirations by holding them to a 2-2 draw in the capital in April 2024.

The London Stadium was the scene of Liverpool's most recent defeat to West Ham, who benefitted from an early Alisson Becker own goal in a 3-2 victory in November 2021, although that is their only success against the Reds from their last 20 attempts.

However, the two sides' most last encounter also came at the London Stadium in November 30, and it was the travelling Reds that managed to get the better of their hosts.

Alexander Isak scored his first Premier League goal for the club, before a Lucas Paqueta red card and Cody Gakpo goal capped off a deserved 2-0 win for Liverpool.

The former Europa Conference League winners have to go back to August 2015 for their most recent victory over Liverpool at Anfield, where a Slaven Bilic side eased past Brendan Rodgers's Reds 3-0, and the Irons often had Liverpool's number during that period.

Indeed, West Ham won four, drew two and lost just one of their seven games against Liverpool between September 2014 and December 2016, and they also held the Reds to a 1-1 draw in the 1980-81 EFL Cup final, but goals from Kenny Dalglish and Alan Hansen saw the Merseyside titans get the job done in the replay.

Liverpool men also dominate the documented goalscorers column, and no player has scored more in this fixture than Salah (13), while John Toshack (10), Steven Gerrard (nine), Roger Hunt and Ian Rush (both eight) also haunted the Hammers down the years.