Still no league win at Anfield this season: is Liverpool ready for Brighton's 23 goals?

Liverpool have played 3 league games at Anfield this season and still haven't won (Forest 2-2, Fulham 0-0, City 0-3), scoring just 0.67 goals per game at home. Opposite them is the league's top scorer (23) and best defence (5 conceded): Brighton have won their last 4, kept a clean sheet in all of them and scored 10 in 3 away games. The quality of the run isn't bad either; they crushed lower-table sides Coventry (19th), Sunderland (20th) and Palace (16th), but they also beat Arsenal 3-0. Liverpool, after the 0-3 loss to City, came from behind to win 2-1 at Brentford and on Wednesday beat Villarreal 4-3 in the Champions League. The absences hurt: Szoboszlai and Frimpong (hamstring), Ekitike, Bradley and Leoni are out, Víctor Muñoz (2 of the team's 9 goals) will struggle to make it, and Isak has scored 5 of the team's 9, so the load is on him. Iraola said they will make a lot of changes this week and in the upcoming Chelsea and Arsenal games because they are playing every 3-4 days, so rotation would be no surprise. At Brighton, Minteh and Wieffer are on the verge of a return, while Struijk is uncertain.