Liverpool player ratings, winners and losers vs West Ham United as Jürgen Klopp’s side secured a sixth win in a row to continue a solid start to the season. This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more liverpool Bookmark AE Liverpool Darwin Núñez Darwin Núñez scored once again for Liverpool. (Image: Matt McNulty/Getty Images) ANFIELD, LIVERPOOL // Liverpool needed to continue where it left off in the Premier League last weekend. After getting a victory over the line in the Europa League midweek, Jürgen Klopp’s men needed to make sure they got six wins in a row to cap off what has been a brilliant start to the campaign. And they did just that with a comfortable 3-1 win against a tough opponent at Anfield in West Ham. There were plenty of positives for the Reds as well. Most notably the performance of the midfield which was compact when needed and extremely creative in possession, playing a key role in helping Liverpool carve out big chances against a tough and resilient opposition. READ MORE: Four things spotted in Liverpool vs West Ham as Alisson truth clear again amid transfer audition READ MORE: Liverpool has rediscovered Sadio Mané habit as Mohamed Salah Champions League incentive clear In previous seasons Liverpool would have struggled against this type of opposition, but this time around going forward the Reds created plenty. WINNERS A close race between Alexis Mac Allister, Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai who were all superb, but the biggest winner of Sunday afternoon has to be Darwin Núñez. He could have easily been dropped by Klopp after starting the game midweek, and he was in that sense perhaps a surprise starter. But he showed just why Klopp made that choice making a clever run to get in behind West Ham’s defence and scoring yet another goal. He now has six goal contributions in seven games which is all the more impressive considering he only started three of those games. LOSERS Tough to call, but Virgil van Dijk and Joël Matip have to be questioned for their positioning to allow Jarrod Bowen to score for West Ham’s goal. For veteran centre-backs they will know they shouldn’t have afforded that much space to Bowen inside the box, and there was a moment in the second half where West Ham almost repeated that moment once again. That time around, Bowen let the duo off and couldn’t score from his effort. But those moments were definitely concerning during the game. PLAYER RATINGS Alisson Becker — 8 Another solid game, and he made yet another contender for save of the season. Just a standard game for Alisson these days. Joe Gomez — 7 He was solid, particularly defensively. Gomez is in good form lately, and his performance was once again proof of that. Joël Matip — 6 A bit sloppy at times, and West Ham certainly caused him a few problems. Virgil van Dijk — 6 Compared to his standards this was not his game but he redeemed himself with an assist. Andy Robertson — 7 A solid display, Robertson did well to track back and cover, while also making positives runs forward. Liverpool home shirt 2023/2024 Get the Liverpool home kit Liverpool’s home shirt for the 2023/2024 campaign pays homage to Bill Shankly and the legendary Reds manager’s final season in charge at Anfield. The Nike shirt features a bright red design with a bold white contrast on the colour and cuffs. Prices start from £59.95NIKE GET IT HERE Curtis Jones — 7 Excellent performance, he was so unlucky to have his goal ruled out by VAR due to offside, if only he started his run a millisecond earlier and he would have been celebrating. Alexis Mac Allister — 8 Outstanding, his assist for Liverpool’s second goal was vital in how the game turned out but overall Mac Allister was everywhere. Dominik Szoboszlai — 8 A standard vintage display. Szoboszlai was once again everywhere on the pitch, and dominated possession, dictating the midfield area for Liverpool. Mohamed Salah — 8 Brilliant in every sense of the word, there are now words to describe Salah. Both scoring and creating goals, the Egyptian is excellent. Darwin Núñez — 8 Another goal, the Uruguayan is on fire and he put in another solid display after his heroics in the Europa League, scoring yet again a crucial goal for Liverpool. Coming up clutch these days. Luis Díaz — 6 A little quieter than his teammates, this wasn’t the Colombian’s brightest game but he still troubled West Ham every now and again. 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ANFIELD, LIVERPOOL // Liverpool needed to continue where it left off in the Premier League last weekend. After getting a victory over the line in the Europa League midweek, Jürgen Klopp’s men needed to make sure they got six wins in a row to cap off what has been a brilliant start to the campaign.

And they did just that with a comfortable 3-1 win against a tough opponent at Anfield in West Ham.

There were plenty of positives for the Reds as well. Most notably the performance of the midfield which was compact when needed and extremely creative in possession, playing a key role in helping Liverpool carve out big chances against a tough and resilient opposition.

READ MORE: Four things spotted in Liverpool vs West Ham as Alisson truth clear again amid transfer audition

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In previous seasons Liverpool would have struggled against this type of opposition, but this time around going forward the Reds created plenty.

WINNERS

A close race between Alexis Mac Allister, Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai who were all superb, but the biggest winner of Sunday afternoon has to be Darwin Núñez.

He could have easily been dropped by Klopp after starting the game midweek, and he was in that sense perhaps a surprise starter. But he showed just why Klopp made that choice making a clever run to get in behind West Ham’s defence and scoring yet another goal.

He now has six goal contributions in seven games which is all the more impressive considering he only started three of those games.

LOSERS

Tough to call, but Virgil van Dijk and Joël Matip have to be questioned for their positioning to allow Jarrod Bowen to score for West Ham’s goal.

For veteran centre-backs they will know they shouldn’t have afforded that much space to Bowen inside the box, and there was a moment in the second half where West Ham almost repeated that moment once again. That time around, Bowen let the duo off and couldn’t score from his effort. But those moments were definitely concerning during the game.

PLAYER RATINGS

Alisson Becker — 8

Another solid game, and he made yet another contender for save of the season. Just a standard game for Alisson these days.

Joe Gomez — 7

He was solid, particularly defensively. Gomez is in good form lately, and his performance was once again proof of that.

Joël Matip — 6

A bit sloppy at times, and West Ham certainly caused him a few problems.

Virgil van Dijk — 6

Compared to his standards this was not his game but he redeemed himself with an assist.

Andy Robertson — 7

A solid display, Robertson did well to track back and cover, while also making positives runs forward.

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Curtis Jones — 7

Excellent performance, he was so unlucky to have his goal ruled out by VAR due to offside, if only he started his run a millisecond earlier and he would have been celebrating.

Alexis Mac Allister — 8

Outstanding, his assist for Liverpool’s second goal was vital in how the game turned out but overall Mac Allister was everywhere.

Dominik Szoboszlai — 8

A standard vintage display. Szoboszlai was once again everywhere on the pitch, and dominated possession, dictating the midfield area for Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah — 8

Brilliant in every sense of the word, there are now words to describe Salah. Both scoring and creating goals, the Egyptian is excellent.

Darwin Núñez — 8

Another goal, the Uruguayan is on fire and he put in another solid display after his heroics in the Europa League, scoring yet again a crucial goal for Liverpool. Coming up clutch these days.

Luis Díaz — 6

A little quieter than his teammates, this wasn’t the Colombian’s brightest game but he still troubled West Ham every now and again.

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Darwin Núñez scored once again for Liverpool. (Image: Matt McNulty/Getty Images)

ANFIELD, LIVERPOOL // Liverpool needed to continue where it left off in the Premier League last weekend. After getting a victory over the line in the Europa League midweek, Jürgen Klopp’s men needed to make sure they got six wins in a row to cap off what has been a brilliant start to the campaign.

And they did just that with a comfortable 3-1 win against a tough opponent at Anfield in West Ham.

There were plenty of positives for the Reds as well. Most notably the performance of the midfield which was compact when needed and extremely creative in possession, playing a key role in helping Liverpool carve out big chances against a tough and resilient opposition.

READ MORE: Four things spotted in Liverpool vs West Ham as Alisson truth clear again amid transfer audition

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In previous seasons Liverpool would have struggled against this type of opposition, but this time around going forward the Reds created plenty.

WINNERS

A close race between Alexis Mac Allister, Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai who were all superb, but the biggest winner of Sunday afternoon has to be Darwin Núñez.

He could have easily been dropped by Klopp after starting the game midweek, and he was in that sense perhaps a surprise starter. But he showed just why Klopp made that choice making a clever run to get in behind West Ham’s defence and scoring yet another goal.

He now has six goal contributions in seven games which is all the more impressive considering he only started three of those games.

LOSERS

Tough to call, but Virgil van Dijk and Joël Matip have to be questioned for their positioning to allow Jarrod Bowen to score for West Ham’s goal.

For veteran centre-backs they will know they shouldn’t have afforded that much space to Bowen inside the box, and there was a moment in the second half where West Ham almost repeated that moment once again. That time around, Bowen let the duo off and couldn’t score from his effort. But those moments were definitely concerning during the game.

PLAYER RATINGS

Alisson Becker — 8

Another solid game, and he made yet another contender for save of the season. Just a standard game for Alisson these days.

Joe Gomez — 7

He was solid, particularly defensively. Gomez is in good form lately, and his performance was once again proof of that.

Joël Matip — 6

A bit sloppy at times, and West Ham certainly caused him a few problems.

Virgil van Dijk — 6

Compared to his standards this was not his game but he redeemed himself with an assist.

Andy Robertson — 7

A solid display, Robertson did well to track back and cover, while also making positives runs forward.

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Curtis Jones — 7

Excellent performance, he was so unlucky to have his goal ruled out by VAR due to offside, if only he started his run a millisecond earlier and he would have been celebrating.

Alexis Mac Allister — 8

Outstanding, his assist for Liverpool’s second goal was vital in how the game turned out but overall Mac Allister was everywhere.

Dominik Szoboszlai — 8

A standard vintage display. Szoboszlai was once again everywhere on the pitch, and dominated possession, dictating the midfield area for Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah — 8

Brilliant in every sense of the word, there are now words to describe Salah. Both scoring and creating goals, the Egyptian is excellent.

Darwin Núñez — 8

Another goal, the Uruguayan is on fire and he put in another solid display after his heroics in the Europa League, scoring yet again a crucial goal for Liverpool. Coming up clutch these days.

Luis Díaz — 6

A little quieter than his teammates, this wasn’t the Colombian’s brightest game but he still troubled West Ham every now and again.

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