Liverpool 6 – 0 Qarabağ Champions League Player Ratings
The Champions League saw the Reds host a team eager and excited to arrive at Anfield. As the Reds sought to confirm a top-eight finish in the group stage.
The lineup and subsequent ratings are listed below.
We’re so lucky to have these two ballers. pic.twitter.com/p701242nuV
— Samuel (@SamueILFC) January 28, 2026
Alisson Becker – 7.0
The giant Brazilian stopper was largely untested as his side took complete control of the half.
After the restart, the Reds’ world-class keeper was a relative spectator as his team took the opportunity to score several goals.
Jeremie Frimpong – 6.0
The Dutch fullback was so unlucky to sustain yet another injury, as a suspected hamstring strain saw him leave the pitch very early.
Subbed – 3 mins
Andy Robertson – 7.0
The Scotland international was keen to be front-footed and aggressive against a team that was eager to attack when in possession.
After the break, the legendary full-back was always on the move and ensured his flank was locked in and concentrated.
Ryan Gravenberch – 7.0
The Netherlands international was tasked with defence, having played centre back before moving across to right back.
In the second half the former Ajax product was unselfish and used his superior physicality to repel any counterattacks.
Virgil van Dijk – 7.0
The captain and leader of this team were switched on to dangers and remained vocal to a righthand side that lacked defensive depth. Within the penalty box melee, he managed to assist the opening goal.
After the intermission, the former Celtic giant was strong and dominating as he oversaw a superb second-half performance. A superbly deft assist for number six.
Dominik Szoboszlai – 8.0
The Hungarian skipper was lively and powerful in pushing his side forward in a strong first-half showing.
When the match resumed, the former RB Leipzig man was able to assist Mohamed Salah with a deft touch off a free kick and offer continual positive energy.
Subbed – 75 mins
Hugo Ekitike – 9.0
The French striker was able to link up with Florian Wirtz and assist the second goal, as he looked to penetrate whenever he was in possession.
After the half-time break, the former PSG prodigy was on the scoresheet with a brilliant solo effort as he left the opposition backline in his wake before placing the ball past the opposing keeper.
Subbed – 67 mins
Man of the match
Alexis Mac Allister – 9.0
The Argentine international was able to nod the ball home early on to open the scoring, whilst enjoying plenty of the ball in the middle of the park.
After the break, the former Brighton star was again on the score sheet with a smart goal built on movement and good interplay.
Florian Wirtz – 8.0
The German attacker was able to influence all attacking patterns of play and scored the second goal for his club, as he travelled towards goal and unleashed a perfectly placed shot from outside the area.
In the second half, the world-class technician was instrumental in creating around the box as the Reds ran rampant.
Subbed – 67 mins
Mohamed Salah – 8.0
The record-breaking attacker was able to create and offer superb balance coming inside.
After the break, the former Chelsea forward was able to score a wonderful goal off a well-worked free kick.
Cody Gakpo – 7.0
The Dutch attacker was clearly trying to work the outside channel and the unknown style of play simply left him unable to play.
After the intermission, the former PSV attacker was able to facilitate space for others and offer good width.
Subbed – 75 mins
Substitutions;
Wataru Endō – 7.0 (on 3)
Came on to offer decent defensive play.
Rio Ngumoha – 7.0 (on 67)
Came on to offer more ball carrying from the flank.
Trey Nyoni – 7.0 (on 67)
Came on to offer a more central option.
Amara Nallo – 7.0 (on 75)
Came on to gain vital experience.
Federico Chiesa – 8.0 (on 75)
Came on to offer experience and a lovely goal.
The Manager;
Arne Slot – 9.0
Was keen to get the best team available onto the pitch and confirm his team’s progression into the last 16.
The substitutions were reactive to ensure rest to key assets.
Steven Smith’s Pre-match Prediction;
Liverpool 3 – 1 Qarabağ



