Liverpool have made a strong start under new manager Andoni Iraola, winning nine and drawing three of their first 13 matches in all competitions. The Spaniard's approach, built on high intensity and smart squad rotation, has quickly resonated at Anfield.
Since his appointment, Iraola has implemented a demanding pressing system that has seen the team dominate possession and create numerous scoring opportunities. His willingness to rotate the squad has kept players fresh amid a congested fixture list, with the Reds remaining unbeaten across domestic and European fixtures.
BBC football reporter Aadam Patel notes that the early returns suggest Iraola's methods are translating effectively to the Premier League, with the team showing resilience and tactical flexibility. The unbeaten run has lifted expectations around Anfield as Liverpool aim to challenge for major honours this season.
