The Reds visit Sukru Saracoglu Stadium on matchday four of this season's Champions League seeking to extend their 100 per cent winning start to the league phase.

Here are 15 facts and figures to know ahead of Wednesday's 5.45pm GMT kick-off in Istanbul, courtesy of LFC statistician Ged Rea...

The clubs have never met before and Fenerbahce will be Liverpool’s 140th different European opponent.

The Reds have collected maximum points in the Champions League so far this season – also with three victories from three league-phase games are Aston Villa, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Betis and Real Madrid.

Liverpool have scored 12 goals in the Champions League so far this term, with only PSG (14) netting more.

The Reds have won seven and lost two of their last nine away games in group/league phases of this competition.

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Fenerbahce will be led for the game by former Liverpool player Dirk Kuyt, who was placed in interim charge of the club last week.

Fenerbahce are the fourth club from Turkiye to face Liverpool following Trabzonspor, Galatasaray and Besiktas.

The Reds have played 15 matches against Turkish opposition, winning seven, drawing two and losing six, while scoring 26 times.

Liverpool have won only one of their away games versus Turkish clubs (drawn one, lost six) – a 2-1 victory at Trabzonspor in 2010 in which Kuyt scored a late winner.

All six of those defeats were by a one-goal margin, the last three all by a 1-0 scoreline.

The Reds could win their opening four games of a European group/league phase for only the third time, having won their first seven in 2024-25 and the opening six in 2021-22.

None of Liverpool’s last 46 European outings have ended level (32 wins, 14 losses) since a 3-3 home draw with Benfica in April 2022.

The Reds have not drawn 0-0 in their last 84 Champions League group stage/league phase matches since the game at PSV Eindhoven in 2006-07.

Bradley Barcola could become only the second Liverpool player to score two European hat-tricks away from Anfield. Michael Owen is the only man to do so to date. Barcola’s next goal will be the 50th of his senior club career.

Barcola netted a treble at LASK in the Reds’ last Champions League away game. The only Liverpool player to score two hat-tricks in the same season in the European Cup/Champions League is Graeme Souness, who did so in 1980-81.

Liverpool could score four or more goals in three successive European matches for the first time since 2007 and for the third time in total.