Six Premier League defeats in succession for Liverpool at Anfield: How the champions made unwanted history - in pictures

Reds trail Manchester City by 22 points after their terrible home run

Liverpool's terrible run of form at Anfield started against Burnley on January 21, with a 1-0 defeat. Forward Mohamed Salah clearly didn't enjoy the occasion. Getty

Goalkeeper Alisson Becker looks dejected after the Burnley defeat. Getty

Burnley's Ashley Barnes celebrates with Josh Brownhill and Dwight McNeil after scoring the winning goal that started the Liverpool slide. Getty

James Milner looks down after the second successive Premier League at Anfield, a 1-0 win for Brighton on February 3. Getty

Andy Robertson trudges off after losing against Brighton. Getty

Robert Sanchez did the damage, scoring the only goal of the game for Brighton. Getty

Alisson Becker and his team-mates had another miserable night on February 7, as Liverpool were hammered 4-1 by champions-elect Manchester City at Anfield. Getty

Mohamed Salah of Liverpool lduring the third defeat in a row for Liverpool at home. Getty

Raheem Sterling celebrates one of the four Manchester City goals. Getty

Another painful night for Liverpool on February 20, as can be seen in the expressions of Georginio Wijnaldum and Mohamed Salah, after a 2-0 defeat by Mersey rivals Everton. Getty

Jurgen Klopp consoles Andrew Robertson,and Divock Origi after the Everton defeat. Getty

Ben Godfrey and Michael Keane celebrate Everton's win at Anfield. Getty

The fifth defeat in a row in the Premier League at Anfield came on March 4, when Chelsea won 1-0. Forward Roberto Firminho struggles to hide his feelings. Getty

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Fabinho looking glum after the Chelsea defeat. Getty

Chelsea's Mason Mount celebrates their winning goal. Getty

Six Premier League defeats in succession at Anfield, a club record. Mohamed Salah looks dejected after the 1-0 defeat by Fulham, a team in the relegation places. Getty

Naby Keita after the Fulham defeat. Getty

Antonee Robinson of Fulham celebrates with team-mate Ola Aina after their famous win. Getty

Liverpool slumped to a sixth straight Anfield loss when Fulham's 1-0 victory deepened the Premier League champions' struggles.

The Reds, who won the title last season by 18 points, had gone 68 home league matches unbeaten before their current club-record run started with defeat to Burnley in January.

Since then they have also lost on home soil to Brighton, Manchester City, Everton, Chelsea and now Fulham.

Jurgen Klopp's side, who finished the day eighth in the table and 22 points behind leaders Manchester City, have yet to score a goal in open play at home in 2021.

“Believe me these boys want to [win]," Klopp said. “We don’t have the mentality we are used to but the boys want to win games and I saw that today. We still made mistakes and that’s the problem."

Liverpool are the first side to lose six in a row at home in the Premier League since Huddersfield Town's seven-match streak in 2019.

The six defeats are their most in a single campaign since 1953/54 (also six), when they  finished bottom of the top flight.

Liverpool's horror run

January 21: Liverpool 0 Burnley 1

February 3: Liverpool 0 Brighton 1

February 7: Liverpool 1 Manchester City 4

February 20: Liverpool 0 Everton 2

March 4: Liverpool 0 Chelsea 1

March 7: Liverpool 0 Fulham 1