Liverpool's home form at Anfield has been one of the Premier League's most reliable constants this season. Under the lights, with the crowd behind them, they are difficult to beat. Away from Anfield, the story has been more complicated. The Reds' away record has been their most significant weakness — dropped points in matches where clean sheets were needed, defensive lapses in games that should have been controlled, and the kind of inconsistency that costs points over a season. For the seven-game run-in, this matters enormously. Three of Liverpool's final seven games are away fixtures: Aston Villa (vital six-pointer), Chelsea (direct rival), and two others. If Liverpool drop points in the away games, they put enormous pressure on every home result to count. Slot will have addressed this directly in the training sessions before GW30. The tactical structure for away games — more compact, less expansive, playing on the counter rather than dominating possession — needs to be executed with more discipline than it has been in recent weeks. Fulham at home on Saturday is straightforward. But the Chelsea and Villa away tests coming later in the run-in will define Liverpool's season. 📅 Sat 11 Apr, 08:30 UTC | Anfield 🏆 GW30 | The Away Form Question