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Sunderland vs Liverpool Full Match Highlights — Sunderland vs Liverpool Full Match 2025-26

Sunderland vs Liverpool Full Match Replay.
Full Match & Highlights Premier League 2025-2026

Full Match Highlights – Full Match Replay
English Commentary
February 11, 2026

After suffering a heartbreaking late defeat at the weekend, Liverpool journey to the north east to face a Sunderland side unbeaten at home this season in the Premier League. Sunderland are winless in their last 11 games against Liverpool (D5, L6), while scoring just 19 goals in the last 36 H2Hs shows they usually struggle on all fronts against the Reds. Liverpool have scored 16 of their 19 away league goals this season after half-time.

Sunderland suffered their third successive league defeat on the road when they went down 3-0 to league leaders Arsenal at the weekend, but they’re a completely different animal at home. The Black Cats possess the league’s last remaining unbeaten home record this term (W7, D5), the longest run by a promoted side from the start of a top-flight season since 1977/78. Four of those five draws coming against sides starting the round above them hints at this being a close-fought game, and a point could be the best Sunderland can expect given they’re winless in their last eight midweek Premier League matches (D3, L5).

Liverpool may still be wondering how they lost Sunday’s clash with Manchester City, having led 1-0 until the 84th minute only to lose 2-1 via a stoppage-time penalty. That result could prove detrimental to the defending champions’ top-four hopes as they come into this midweek round five points adrift of the team in fourth, largely thanks to winning just one of their last seven league games (D4, L2). Winning just two of their last ten away league outings (D3, L5) hardly inspires hope of the Reds closing the gap here, but 19 wins from their last 28 midweek Premier League matches (D8, L1) is a much more positive omen they can cling to.

Sunderland’s last five league games produced over 2.5 goals. A pre-round league-high 12 of Sunderland’s Premier League games stood level at half-time (HT: W5, L8). Four of Liverpool’s last five away league games saw both teams score.

After opening the scoring in the reverse fixture, Chemsdine Talbi could become the first Black Cats player since Stan Cummins in 1980/81 to score in both league fixtures against Liverpool. Cody Gakpo’s seven goals this campaign have all come after half-time, with the last four coming on the road and the last three in second-half stoppage time.

Sunderland captain Granit Xhaka remains sidelined, while Liverpool will be without Dominik Szoboszlai after his red card against City.