Liverpool's incredible run at Anfield comes to an end – in pictures

The reigning Premier League champions saw their 68-game unbeaten home record finally stopped by Burnley

2016-17 Liverpool's amazing unbeaten run in the Premier League at Anfield started on May 7, 2017, with a 0-0 draw against Southampton. Getty

21/05/17 Liverpool 3 Middlesbrough 0. Getty

2017-18 The new season kicked off at Anfield with a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace on August 19. Getty

27/08/17 Liverpool 4 Arsenal 0. Getty

16/09/17 Liverpool 1 Burnley 0. Getty

14/10/17 Liverpool 0 Manchester United 0. Getty

28/10/17 Liverpool 3 Huddersfield 0. Getty

18/11/17 Liverpool 3 Southampton 0. Getty

25/11/17 Liverpool 1 Chelsea 1. Getty

10/12/17 Liverpool 1 Everton 1. Getty

13/12/17 Liverpool 0 West Brom 0. Getty

26/12/17 Liverpool 5 Swansea 0. Getty

30/12/17 Liverpool 2 Leicester 1. Getty

14/01/18 Liverpool 4 Manchester City 3. Getty

04/02/18 Liverpool 2 Tottenham 2. Getty

24/02/18 Liverpool 4 West Ham 1. Getty

03/03/18 Liverpool 2 Newcastle 0. Getty

17/03/18 Liverpool 5 Watford 0. Getty

14/04/18 Liverpool 3 Bournemouth 0. Getty

28/04/18 Liverpool 0 Stoke 0. Getty

13/05/18 Liverpool 4 Brighton 0. Getty

The 2018-19 season kicked off on August 12 with Liverpool hammering West Ham 4-0. Getty

25/08/18 Liverpool 1 Brighton 0. Getty

22/09/18 Liverpool 3 Southampton 0. Getty

07/10/18 Liverpool 0 Manchester City 0. Getty

27/10/18 Liverpool 4 Cardiff 1. Getty

11/11/18 Liverpool 2 Fulham 0. Getty

02/12/18 Liverpool 1 Everton 0. Getty

16/12/18 Liverpool 3 Manchester United 1. Getty

26/12/18 Liverpool 4 Newcastle 0. Getty

29/12/18 Liverpool 5 Arsenal 1. Getty

19/01/19 Liverpool 4 Crystal Palace 3. Getty

30/01/19 Liverpool 1 Leicester 1. Getty

09/02/19 Liverpool 3 Bournemouth 0. Getty

27/02/19 Liverpool 5 Watford 0. Getty

10/03/19 Liverpool 4 Burnley 2. Getty

31/03/19 Liverpool 2 Tottenham 1. Getty

14/04/19 Liverpool 2 Chelsea 0. Getty

26/04/19 Liverpool 5 Huddersfield 0. Getty

12/05/19 Liverpool 2 Wolves 0. Getty

A fine win for Liverpool on the opening day of the 2019-20 season, when they would finally become champions again. It started with 4-1 victory against Norwich on August 9. Getty

24/08/19 Liverpool 3 Arsenal 1. Getty

14/09/19 Liverpool 3 Newcastle 1. Getty

05/10/19 Liverpool 2 Leicester 1. Getty

27/10/19 Liverpool 2 Tottenham 1. Getty

10/11/19 Liverpool 3 Manchester City 1. Getty

30/11/19 Liverpool 2 Brighton 1. Getty

04/12/19 Liverpool 5 Everton 2. Getty

14/12/19 Liverpool 2 Watford 0. Getty

29/12/19 Liverpool 1 Wolves 0. Getty

02/01/20 Liverpool 2 Sheffield United 0. Getty

19/01/20 Liverpool 2 Manchester United 0. Getty

01/02/20 Liverpool 4 Southampton 0. Getty

24/02/20 Liverpool 3 West Ham 2. Getty

07/03/20 Liverpool 2 Bournemouth 1. Getty

After a long break for the lockdown, Liverpool returned to Anfield on June 24 with a 4-0 victory over Crystal Palace. Getty

05/07/20 Liverpool 2 Aston Villa 0. Getty

11/07/20 Liverpool 1 Burnley 1. Getty

22/07/20 Liverpool 5 Chelsea 3. Getty

A thrilling start to the 2020-21 season, and a 4-3 win against Leeds on September 9. Getty

28/09/20 Liverpool 3 Arsenal 1. Getty

24/10/20 Liverpool 2 Sheffield United 1. Getty

Liverpool matched their record run of 63 league games unbeaten at Liverpool on October 31, when they beat West Ham 2-1. Getty

The record was beaten on November 22, with an impressive 3-0 win against Leicester City. 64 games unbeaten in the Premier League at Anfield. Getty

06/12/2020 Liverpool 4 Wolves 0. Fans are allowed back at Anfield for a thumping victory, and the 65th Premier League game without defeat. Reuters

Roberto Firmino celebrates the winner after extending Liverpool's record in the 2-1 win over Tottenham on December 17, 2020. AP

Sadio Mane after scoring in the 1-1 draw against West Bromwich Albion on December 27. EPA

Liverpool attacker Roberto Firmino puts a chance wide during their 0-0 draw against Manchester United on January 17. AFP

A dejected Mohamed Salah after Liverpool's 1-0 home defeat to Burnley on January 21. The result ended the club's remarkable record at Anfield. AP

Liverpool's incredible 68-game unbeaten home run in the Premier League came to an end as strugglers Burnley triumphed at Anfield.

It was a staggering record from Jurgen Klopp's men that had lasted since Crystal Palace triumphed on Merseyside back in April 2017.

Liverpool won 18 of 19 league games at Anfield as they bulldozed their way to the title last season.

After 19 games this time round, the Reds have failed to find the net in their last 440 minutes of top-flight action and awaiting their first league victory of 2021.

But their current struggles take nothing away from a wonderful run of form on home turf. You can see the result of every match in the gallery above, from their goalless draw with Southampton in 2017 through to Burnley's shock victory.