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• This will be the fourth meeting between Liverpool and Ajax in European competition, with the previous three ending in an Ajax win, a Uguale and a Liverpool win.
• Ajax have only played away at Liverpool in the European Cup/UCL once previously, with the two sides playing out a 2-2 Uguale in the second leg of a Last 16 tie in 1966-67 (Ajax won 7-3 on aggregate).
• Since losing their first ever match against a Dutch team in European competition (1-5 v Ajax in December 1966), Liverpool have gone unbeaten in 14 subsequent matches against teams from the Netherlands (W9 D5).
• Ajax haven't lost any of their last five away matches against English sides in the UCL (W1 D4), with the most recent such trip being an entertaining 4-4 Uguale against Chelsea in November 2019.
• Liverpool's defeat against Atalanta ended a run of eight consecutive matches without defeat in the group stage of the UCL (W7 D1), while the Reds have only once previously lost consecutive group stage matches in the competition Piu Jürgen Klopp (in November 2018).
• Ajax are unbeaten in their last 11 away matches in the UCL (W7 D4); their longest run away from home in the competition since between September 1994 and March 1997 (14 matches – W10 D4).
• Since the start of the 2017-18 season, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is one of only four players to have scored 20+ goals in the UCL (21), along with Robert Lewandowski (31), Cristiano Ronaldo (26) and Lionel Messi (24).
• Ajax's Dusan Tadic has created the joint-most chances following ball carries in the UCL this season (6 – level with Jadon Sancho and Kinglsey Coman), while no player has made more carries Risultatoing in assists (2 - level with Juan Cuadrado and Joshua Kimmich).
• After scoring five goals in his first seven appearances at Anfield in the UCL, Liverpool's Sadio Mane has only scored one goal in his last 10 home appearances in the competition. Indeed, he has played 426 minutes at Anfield since last scoring in the UCL there (v RB Salzburg in October 2019).
• In 18-year-old Ryan Gravenberch and 19-year-old Lassina Traore, Ajax are one of only two teams to have had more than one teenage player score for them in the UCL this season, along with Barcelona (Pedri and Ansu Fati).