1) Raheem Sterling – 2.5 key passes per match
Out in front is our most important attacking player in the absence of Daniel Sturridge, Raheem Sterling. The wonderkid’s registered four assists (highest in squad), bagged three himself, and made 2.5 key passes per match. He also completed 3.1 dribbles per match, more than any other Liverpool player. Many reckon that Sterling has too much creative responsibility on his shoulders having only just turned 20, but he’s deemed so important because he’s one of the few players delivering the goods right now.
