Lallana scored a goal on two shots in Saturday's 4-1 victory over Leicester City.

After scoring his first goal in 27 England caps mid-week, Lallana followed it up with a scorching goal that found its way into the upper corner of the goal to expand the Reds' advantage to two. Not known of as much of a goal scorer, Lallana has two goals (to go with an assist) in four Premier League matches this season after just four goals and six assists in 30 Premier League matches last season. If he can keep this goal-scoring form, the Reds will shoot up the table this season.

Lallana scored a goal on two shots and added an assist during Sunday's 4-3 victory over Arsenal.

Lallana played as part of a midfield trio, rather than at the front of the attack, but he still had an extremely productive season debut. He latched onto a Georginio Wijnaldum pass in the box before slotting it home to give the Reds their first lead, and was credited with an assist when he fed Sadio Mane before the latter scored a brilliant individual effort in the 63rd minute. Lallana should be in for a productive season if he can keep a consistent role in a crowded Liverpool attack, and he should keep his place next week versus Burnely after a fine start.

Lallana attempted three shots, with one on goal, while also making two successful tackles in Monday’s 0-0 draw against Slovakia.

Lallana played 61 minutes Monday, making this his third straight start at Euro 2016. He has been influential during his time on the pitch, highlighted by Monday’s three shot attempts and two tackles. Lallana has a good chance to feature in England’s Round of 16 match.

Lallana was named in England final 23-man squad for Euro 2016.

Lallana came off the bench in England's dress rehearsal against Portugal on Thursday and most likely will continue having that role during the Euro games which will limit his fantasy upside. He had a solid season with the Reds finishing with four goals and six assists in 30 Premier League starts for a total of seven goals and seven assists in 43 appearances across all competitions.

Lallana had one goal on two shots (one on target) in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Newcastle.

Lallana's gaol was his first since the beginning of March, as the midfielder's fantasy relevance does not always equal his effectiveness on the pitch. Liverpool has an important stretch coming up with the Europa League semifinal starting Thursday, while their next league match comes Sunday versus a Swansea squad that has allowed only 18 goals at home, tied for sixth-best in league play.

Lallana had one assist and did not record a shot in Sunday's 3-2 loss at Southampton.

It's the sixth league assist of the year for the playmaking midfielder, and he seems to be playing some of his best soccer of the season right now.

Lallana put in three crosses, earned an assist from three key passes and scored on his only shot in Wednesday's win over Manchester City.

The 27-year-old opened the scoring with a fine solo effort, and helped put the game away by setting up Roberto Firmino for a 3-0 lead. Lallana has scored all three of his league goals in his last four starts, and he appears to be heating up as he receives more consistent run in the first XI. He will look to keep it rolling versus Crystal Palace on Sunday.