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Two wins in a row in Europe, a home victory and a comeback from a goal down; not a bad night’s work from Jurgen Klopp’s men, even if the performance did leave a little to be desired. If the Manchester City performance ‘wasn’t perfect’ ...Read More

Going into the game with the knowledge that Chelsea and Manchester City had both dropped points over the course of the weekend should have been an inspiration to the Reds. A chance to move an incredible 9 points clear of last season’s champions and ...Read More

The majority of the first half felt like it was a reflection of a life watching Liverpool over the past 18 months: a mental switch off followed by a defensive error; plenty of sterile domination but no decisiveness in the final third; industry without ...Read More

Lately when Liverpool have taken a 1-0 lead in a game there’s never any guarantee that things will end as the Anfield faithful want them to. In their last five 1-1 home draws against Norwich, FC Sion, Carlisle, Rubin Kazan and Southampton Liverpool have ...Read More

Having won the last five matches between the two sides, there’s an extent to which Liverpool should have been quietly confident heading in to this game. Spurs have had the better start to the season though, remaining unbeaten for the last seven games and ...Read More

It’s been just five days since Jurgen Klopp was officially announced as Liverpool’s new manager. Less than a week since the ground shifted and Fenway Sports Group made what now feels like a game changing appointment in the managerial section of Liverpool’s backroom staff. ...Read More

There’s no real way of discussing the weekend’s Merseyside derby without it becoming a discussion of Brendan Rodgers’ tenure in the Liverpool hot seat, given that the game became the Northern Irishman’s final one in charge of the Reds. We’ll certainly spend some time ...Read More