Deadly Jota expands Liverpool’s feared strike force into a ‘Fab Four’
Diogo Jota continues to make his mark on Liverpool with the best scoring rate this season of the club’s fearsome front four. You may also like
Jota stars as Liverpool brush aside Leicester at Anfield
Records tumbled at Anfield as Liverpool’s 3-0 win over Leicester set a new 64-match unbeaten home league milestone with Diogo Jota also writing his name into the club’s history books. You may also like
Liverpool battle back to beat Sheffield after fresh VAR controversy
Liverpool shrugged off another VAR controversy to claim a 2-1 comeback victory over Sheffield United at Anfield on Saturday evening. You may also like
Champions Liverpool down Chelsea in eight-goal thriller
Liverpool held off a Christian Pulisic-inspired comeback as the runaway Premier League champions overcame Chelsea 5-3 ahead of the trophy presentation at Anfield. You may also like
Klopp plays down Firmino’s Liverpool home goal drought
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp does not think Roberto Firmino’s lack of home league goals will become a serious issue for the Brazilian. You may also like
Bayern eye move for Firmino as Liverpool
Bayern Munich are reportedly lining up a move for Roberto Firmino which could hint at Liverpool’s transfer plans. You may also like
Brazil frustrated by VAR during goalless draw
Brazil saw three goals disallowed by Video Assistant Review as they were held by Venezuela to a goalless draw in their Copa America clash. You may also like
Liverpool run riot to set up Barca semi-final
Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah scored for the second game running as Liverpool cruised to a 4-1 victory over Porto, sealing a 6-1 aggregate win to set up a tantalising Champions League semi-final clash with Barcelona. You may also like
Firminio, Mane doubles guide Liverpool past Burnley
Liverpool fought back from a goal down to claim a 4-2 win over Burnley and move back to within a point of Premier League leaders Manchester City. You may also like
Liverpool top after Man Utd stalemate
Liverpool returned to the Premier League summit despite being held to a 0-0 draw by bitter rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford in a match that was marred by first-half injuries to four players. You may also like
