Liverpool began the 2024–2025 Premier League season with a 2-0 victory over Ipswich Town. With goals from Mohamed Salah and Diogo Jota, a solid second-half performance made that Arne Slot’s reign got off to a winning start. The player ratings from the game are listed below:
Liverpool Player Ratings vs Ipswich Town
Alisson (6.5/10): Easy saves in the first half, trouble-free play in the second half.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (6.5/10): His precise passing allowed him to dominate the second half.
Jarell Quansah (6/10): Impressive, but unexpectedly replaced at the half.
Virgil van Dijk (6.5/10): Easy to manage, composed, and calmly managed the defense.
Andy Robertson (6/10): Shaky beginning, but mostly unopposed.
Ryan Gravenberch (7/10): As Ipswich wore down, he took control of the game and dictated play.
Alexis Mac Allister (5/10): Still getting used to the system, unable to create an impression.
Mohamed Salah (7/10): Tormented Davis before scoring a well-executed goal to end the game.
Dominik Szoboszlai (6.5/10): Crucial to Liverpool’s fluid style of play, excellent in forward situations.
Luis Diaz (6/10): Always a threat, but his efforts did not yield a finished product.
Diogo Jota (7/10): Ended the impasse and was constantly dangerous in the vicinity of the box.
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Ipswich Town Player Ratings vs Liverpool
Christian Walton (6.5/10): Impressive in the first half, but unable to stop Liverpool’s comeback.
Axel Tuanzebe (5/10): Liverpool’s onslaught eventually exposed him after he was solid at first.
Luke Woolfenden (6/10): Despite an early booking, he fought valiantly and played solid defense.
Jacob Greaves (7/10): Outstanding on set pieces, dominant in defense.
Leif Davis (5/10): Outclassed and struggled a lot against Salah.
Massimo Luongo (6/10): Showed promise in the first half but faltered in the second.
Sam Morsy (6/10): Hardworking midfield performance, but not athletic enough to compete.
Wes Burns (6/10): Hardworking but lucky not to be booked again.
Omari Hutchinson (6.5/10): Ipswich’s most talented offensive sparkplug, tidy when in possession.
Conor Chaplin (5/10): A lackluster performance that left little impression.
Liam Delap (6/10): Despite lacking the finishing touch, he had flashes of promise.
