Three to watch | Liverpool Women

Following our opening day victory over West Ham United, our campaign heads on the road as we face Liverpool at St Helens Stadium on Sunday (2pm UK) for our first away trip of the season.

Gareth Taylor’s side also kicked off their 2026/27 season with three points after a 4-0 victory over newcomers Charlton Athletic with one of their summer signings, Vivien Endemann, impressing on her WSL debut.

Grace Fisk

After the first round of fixtures for the 2026/27 WSL campaign, defender Grace Fisk is the joint-leading goalscorer in the competition after her brace against Charlton Athletic in their season opener. Although her first goal was a more typical striker’s finish, in the right place at the right time to tap home from close range, the defender’s second was certainly more delightful, curling home from the edge of the box and into the top corner. Appointed captain ahead of the 2025/26 season, she made seven clearances, at the other end, also winning five of her aerial duels to ensure her side preserved a clean sheet at The Valley.

Vivien Endemann

Snapped up from VfL Wolfsburg after excelling in Germany with six goals and five assists last term, the young forward made the switch to the WSL this summer and has already got off to the perfect start as a Red. Teeing up Fisk for her second strike, the Germany international opened her account on her debut with a thumping strike into the roof of the net at the near post, giving the league a small taste of what to expect this season. It wasn’t just the goals and assists that caught eye, with the 25-year-old also creating the most chances (four) and completed the joint-most dribbles (three). One of her strongest assets in her game is her versatility to play as a central strike, a second forward and right forward to allow Gareth Taylor to use her in multiple set-ups throughout the game.

Ceri Holland

Since arriving on Merseyside in 2021, Ceri Holland has gone on to establish herself as a key figure at Liverpool and has since surpassed a century of appearances for the club. The Wales international has especially thrived under the guidance of Gareth Taylor since his arrival in August, 2025, specifically in a new forward position out wide, scoring four times and registering eight assists, and subsequently won Liverpool’s Players’ Player of the Year award. Once again, operating in a different position compared to last term as a central midfielder, Holland created the joint-most chances (four) in their season opener win over Charlton Athletic last weekend.

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