Liverpool vs West Brom — Premier League 2026
Match Prediction
Statistical Prediction
Based on goals from last 94+ matches
Liverpool61%
West Brom16%✓ Correct in 49 of 100 matches — 5 more than always backing the home side
The model picks a winner (home or away) for each finished match using only pre-kickoff data, then checks it against the real result: 48.6% correct across 15,072 matches, vs 43.8% for always backing the home side.
Home picks 50.1% correct · Away picks 45.3% correct
Football matches only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Expected goals in this match
What is xG?
Every shot is scored 0–1 by how likely it is to be a goal from that spot — a chance in the middle of the box ≈ 0.4, a long shot from a tight angle ≈ 0.03, a penalty ≈ 0.76. Add them up over a match and that is the xG.
The scoreline can lie: you can win 1-0 on a fluke while creating half the chances. xG shows who was really closer to scoring — and over a season it predicts results better than goals alone.
Liverpool creates 121% more chances
Season form · 198 home / 94 away
creates per match
allows per match
finishing
Total goals
- Under50
- Over50
Close call
Both teams score
- No52
- Yes48
Close call
Score probability
Probability of each scoreline, %
Liverpool ↓
Most likely 1–0 (13%) · grid covers 96% of scorelines
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Combos
Model probabilities, not odds. For information only.
How is this calculated?
Every number below comes from this match — nothing is made up.
Recent form of each side
Liverpool at home — creates 2.21, concedes 0.84 · 198 matches
West Brom away — creates 0.84, concedes 1.51 · 94 matches
⚑ Home and away form are counted separately — the home-field edge is already baked into these numbers.
Expected goals for this match
Liverpool attack 2.21 + West Brom defence 1.51 → ÷2 → 1.86
West Brom attack 0.84 + Liverpool defence 0.84 → ÷2 → 0.84
Each side's attack is blended with the other's defence, then averaged.
Chance of every scoreline
From those two numbers a Poisson distribution gives the probability of each exact score — the grid shown above.
The answer to "why 61%?"
Liverpool at 61% is simply the biggest of the three — that is the pick.
What the model can't see
It reads only the stats of recent matches. It knows nothing about:
- injuries & suspensions
- the matchday lineup
- motivation — cup, relegation, a title race
- weather & pitch condition
- in-game coaching decisions
So 61% does not mean "Liverpool will win" — it means "on the available stats, this is the most likely result."
Statistical model based on expected goals (xG). For informational purposes only.
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Statistics
Liverpool host West Brom on Saturday, 22 October 2016 at 16:30. The match is part of the Premier League 2026/2027 season.
Premier League: Liverpool 2–1 West Brom
Liverpool beat West Brom 2-1 in Premier League on October 22, 2016.
Goals: S. Mané (20'), Philippe Coutinho (35'), G. McAuley (81').
Liverpool controlled possession (67%) and registered 21 shots to 7.
The match was played at Anfield in Liverpool.