Liverpool Shatter Premier League Records with Unbelievable Set-Piece Streak in West Ham Win

 The Reds hit new heights with a stunning 5-2 victory, setting a Premier League milestone that could take years to beat.

Liverpool's 5-2 demolition of West Ham United was more than just a vital three points. The Premier League champions created history in a way no one saw coming. With five goals scored from set-pieces, they set a remarkable new record for the longest streak of consecutive goals from non-penalty set-pieces in Premier League history. This thrilling win, secured at Anfield, not only keeps them firmly in the race for Champions League qualification, but also cements their dominance in a new and bizarre record no one else has matched.

It took just five minutes for the Reds to strike first—Hugo Ekitike's header from a corner setting the tone. Virgil van Dijk doubled the lead moments later, and Alexis Mac Allister added a stunning third from yet another set-piece. But the crazy part? This match saw Liverpool score all five of their goals from set-pieces, a feat that hadn’t been achieved in English top-flight fo

that's not all. The win made Liverpool the first team since Manchester United in 2016 to score three goals from corners in the first half of a Premier League game.

From dead-ball situations to free kicks, Klopp’s side has become lethal—showing a sharp, precise edge that was completely absent at the start of the season. The Reds, who were bottom of the table for set-piece goals just months ago, now lead the Premier League in set-piece scoring for 2026. Who knew Liverpool's secret weapon would be corners and free kicks?