Liverpool's transfer window caught the eye following to an uncharacteristic spending spree from FSG, yet the club still appears short of players in some areas.

Reds head coach picked a team with upcoming games against Aston Villa, Real Madrid and Manchester City in mind

As the pressure continues to grow on under-pressure Liverpool boss Arne Slot, the thoughts of influential sporting director Richard Hughes have been revealed

During a flailing series of increasingly desperate postmatch interviews, Liverpool manager Arne Slot rolled out an unconvincing series of excuses to help justify his outrageously inexperienced starting XI against Crystal Palace on Wednesday evening, including a jarring shift of focus toward Manchester City and Chelsea’s lineups.

Follow live coverage as Liverpool face Crystal Palace in the EFL Cup. Newcastle are the reigning champions of the competition following a stunning win over Liverpool at Wembley last term, with Alexander Isak proving decisive to end the club's 70-year domestic trophy drought.

Liverpool has won six of their last seven Premier League home games against Aston Villa. The Reds have lost only one of their last 15 top-flight matches against Villa. The last 16 encounters between the two teams across all competitions have produced 63 goals.

From the era of Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard to the modern dominance of Mohamed Salah and Florian Wirtz, Liverpool has built a legacy of intensity, passion.

Liverpool are on a run of six defeats in seven games - lying seven points behind leaders Arsenal and exiting the Carabao Cup; Arne Slot has hit back against critics of his style of play and his team s

Liverpool’s emphatic 5-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt offered more than just three points in the Champions League – it may have reshaped Arne Slot’s midfield hierarchy. Among those catching the eye was Curtis Jones,