Liverpool’s 14 shots produce no goals in 0-0 Fulham draw

Liverpool 0-0 Fulham: the points were shared at Anfield as neither side found a goal in Saturday’s Premier League meeting. Liverpool extended their unbeaten start with a third successive draw or win in their recent sequence, while Fulham remained without a point after four regular-season rounds according to the listed standings.

Liverpool controlled possession but lacked a breakthrough

Liverpool held 56% of the ball and completed 413 accurate passes from 495 attempts, compared with Fulham’s 303 accurate passes from 394. Andoni Iraola’s team also produced more attacking volume, recording 14 total shots to Fulham’s 10, with a 9-8 advantage for attempts inside the box.

That control did not translate into a decisive chance or goal. Liverpool put three shots on target, while Fulham tested Alisson Becker four times. Both goalkeepers made three saves, underlining how the scoreline reflected effective work in front of goal even though Liverpool had more of the ball and created more attempts overall.

Second-half changes failed to alter the score

Liverpool made their first change at half-time, replacing Konstantinos Tsimikas with Milos Kerkez. Further alterations followed after the interval: Cody Gakpo replaced Víctor Muñoz and Alexis Mac Allister came on for Ryan Gravenberch in the 60th minute. Mac Allister offered an immediate creative presence, finishing with two key passes and one tackle in 30 minutes.

Fulham responded to the reshuffle by bringing on Kenny Tete for Oscar Bobb in the 63rd minute. Liverpool later introduced Rio Ngumoha for Bradley Barcola and Jeremie Frimpong for Ronald Araujo, both in the 72nd minute. Despite the changes from Álvaro Arbeloa’s side and Liverpool, the match remained goalless.

Few disciplinary incidents at Anfield

The game produced only one booking. Tete was shown a yellow card in the 81st minute. Liverpool committed 11 fouls to Fulham’s eight, while the visitors won eight corners to Liverpool’s five. Each team was caught offside once, and there were no red cards.

Jacquet leads the ratings

J. Jacquet was the highest-rated player, receiving 7.5 after completing the full 90 minutes and making one tackle. Alisson Becker followed on 7.4, with three saves, while Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai both received 7.2. Szoboszlai played all 90 minutes, recorded one shot on target and supplied four key passes.

The result leaves Liverpool listed sixth with five points from three games, a record of one win and two draws, and a goal difference of two. Fulham are listed 19th with zero points from three games, three defeats and a goal difference of minus three. No scorer was recorded as both teams finished level without a goal.