Liverpool Looking to Add to the 5 Goals From Leg 1 Against Sparta Praha

Liverpool vs Sparta Praha - 14/03/2024

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14.03.24

Liverpool Looking to Add to the 5 Goals From Leg 1 Against Sparta Praha

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The final leg of the round of 16 games is upon us this Thursday with Liverpool playing hosts to Sparta Praha, and Forebet has grouped together all the data, analysis, football predictions and the probability of yet another Reds victory.

Liverpool are looking unstoppable this season and are no doubt staring in the face of an unprecedented quadruple.

Jurgen Klopp - in his final season at Anfield - has already secured the EFL Cup by beating Chelsea late on at Wembley in the final, while he is also expected to beat Manchester United on Sunday in the FA Cup and set up a semi-finals battle.

Next up... we're back at Anfield for our #UEL round of 16 second leg tie 🔴🏟️#WalkOn pic.twitter.com/m1r5VAConU
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) March 12, 2024

Here in Europe, Klopp also sees his men have practically both feet in the quarter-finals of the Europa League after a 5-1 thrashing in the first leg over in Croatia.

Darwin Nunez scored twice against Praha in the first encounter, as Luis Diaz, Alexis Mac Allister and Dominiki Szoboszlai got a goal each as well. In total, the data read 11 shots on target from 20 efforts for Liverpool.

A crucial battle against Manchester City came next for Klopp in what was the final game between Pep Guardiola and the German in the Premier League.

Liverpool would fall behind to a John Stones finish in the first half, but a goal from Mac Allister from the penalty spot once more ensured a 1-1 draw and that the Reds stayed one point ahead of City.

On the other hand, the club did drop off top spot as well after Arsenal defeated Brentford to move clear on goals difference. Nevertheless, Liverpool are unbeaten since losing at the Emirates to Arsenal, beating Luton Town and Brentford 4-1 thereafter and also edging past Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.

They've also secured a 3-1 win over Burnley, beat Southampton in the FA Cup 3-0, and of course, have that first leg win over Praha.

As for Praha, their only goal in the 5-1 loss to Liverpool came courtesy of a Connor Bradley own goal. but the club are still top of the Czech First League despite a stunning 4-0 loss away to third-placed Viktoria Plzen.

This also means a three-game winless run throughout March so far for Praha, as their 5-1 defeat in the first leg came days after a 0-0 draw with arch rivals Slavia Praha.