Liverpool will host Leeds United in a key match of the 19th round of the 2025/26 Premier League season. Liverpool defender Conor Bradley, in an interview, said he is looking forward to the game and hopes the team can maintain their momentum.

In the previous round, Liverpool defeated Wolves 2-1 after goals from Hrafinbech and Wirtz. With three wins and two draws in their last five matches, Liverpool currently sits in fourth place in the standings with 32 points, two points ahead of fifth-placed Liverpool.

22-year-old Conor Bradley said, "We feel like we're in a really good phase right now. We've had some great results lately, so it's about keeping it going. The next game against Leeds United will be another tough one, but we have to work hard to maintain this momentum and keep it going."

"Our recent results have been very good, but there is definitely room for improvement in our performance. This is a goal we need to keep pursuing, and we hope to achieve it in the upcoming matches."

In this season's match against Leeds United at Elland Road, Liverpool were held to a 3-3 draw by Leeds United after a brace from Ekittick and a goal from Szoboszlai.

Connor Bradley said, "Leeds United is a very good team, as we experienced firsthand when we played at Elland Road a few weeks ago. We know it will be a very difficult game, but we are also very much looking forward to it."

“I feel great, I’m in good physical condition, I’m ready, and I’m really looking forward to this game. The tackle against Wolves was crucial because they were pressuring us for the last 25 minutes or so. That was a very important win, and I’m happy to be able to help the team.”

It's worth mentioning that Wirtz, the German midfielder who joined Liverpool last June, finally scored his first Premier League goal in a match against Wolves.

Conor Bradley said, "I'm really excited for Wirtz. He's been waiting for this goal for a while, and I'm so happy for him. He's a fantastic player. We see how good his ball control is every day in training. You'd definitely prefer him on your team to be an opponent; it's really great to have him as a teammate."

“His teammates can pass him the ball from almost anywhere on the field. He not only handles it well, but he also helps us control the ball. He is very important, and we are very lucky to have him.”