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Matchday 16 was a week to remember in the Premier League and a week of deuces. We witnessed two fantastic…
This week in the Premier League has been marked by a series of surprises and exciting moments. Arsenal celebrated a…
Embed from Getty Images Harvey Elliott’s long-range strike fired Liverpool into the fourth-round of the FA Cup as Jurgen Klopp’s…
Wolves meet Liverpool once again at Molineux tonight after the sides were forced into a third-round FA Cup replay with a 2-2 draw at Anfield earlier this month.
The World Cup is well and truly on, and there is no better time to be a football fan, but with the world’s biggest football competition heating up, some important football stories have gone back off the radar.
The Champions League gets back underway this week following the international break with several sides in desperate need of victories to spark their European campaign into life.
Fulham made a promising start to the Premier League season as they secured a 2-2 draw against Liverpool at Craven Cottage. Even if three precious points alluded them, the performance typified the changes head coach Marco Silva has made on the banks of the River Thames, particularly in relation to his talisman Aleksandar Mitrović.
Brighton and Hove Albion manager Graham Potter says his side didn’t deserve anything in their 3-0 defeat to title chasing Manchester City despite a resolute defensive performance for much of the game.
Pep Guardiola says that if his Manchester City side drop any points in their remaining six Premier League games, Liverpool will be champions because he expects them to win every one of their own six.
After a nervy first 45 minutes, Manchester City turned on the style with three second half goals at the Etihad Stadium to down Brighton and Hove Albion, and crucially go back to the top of the Premier League table.
Manchester City take on Brighton and Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium this evening knowing that only a win will take them back to the top of the Premier League table, but boss Pep Guardiola doesn’t appear to be feeling the pressure.
Liverpool may have reached the Champions League semi-finals with a 6-4 aggregate win over S.L. Benfica, but manager Jurgen Klopp says that he takes responsibility for their fragility in Wednesday night’s 3-3 second leg draw against the Portuguese side.
Liverpool’s 3-3 Champions League draw against S.L. Benfica at Anfield was by no means one of the Reds’ best performances, but it was enough to see them through into the semi-finals and tick off some landmark numbers at the same time.
Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool continued their hunt for an unprecedented quadruple, progressing into the Champions League semi-finals with a 6-4 aggregate win over S.L. Benfica despite a nervy second leg which ended 3-3 at Anfield.
Anfield has provided so many magical moments in Europe, so many cult heroes, and so much success. Now, Liverpool must go again to finish the job in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final with S.L. Benfica the visitors.
The Champions League quarter-finals got underway this week with Karim Benzema stealing the show. The Frenchman’s second a hat-trick to put Real Madrid in the driving seat in their tie with holders Chelsea.
With his contract due to expire in the coming months, Divock Origi looks set to call time on his Liverpool career and embark on a new adventure in Milan, as per several media outlets.
Liverpool were far from their fluent best but Sadio Mane’s goal was enough to claim all three points against West Ham United at Anfield.
Wins in three different competitions for Jurgen Klopp’s side provides the Reds with every opportunity of still winning the quadruple come the end of the season.
Liverpool advanced to the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time during manager Jurgen Klopp’s tenure and he can thank some of the more fringe members of the first-team squad for their contributions to the 2-1 victory over Norwich City.
Fresh off the back of their Carabao Cup triumph at Wembley on Sunday, Liverpool will hope to continue their pursuit of silverware as they host Norwich City in Round Five of the FA Cup.
We are now a month removed from the end of the January transfer window and some of the new signings have made impactful contributions at both ends of the table.
The FA Cup returns as the Fifth Round gets underway with 16 teams left aiming to try and edge closer to a historic triumph at Wembley in May.
Liverpool have had a very good week so far after securing a place in the Carabao Cup Final and seeing teams around them in the table drop points.