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Everton 1-1 Liverpool: Draw Not Enough For Rodgers

A fairly good performance from Liverpool in the Merseyside derby was not enough for Brendan Rodgers to keep his job.

The frenetic, exhilarating, free-scoring Liverpool side of the 2013/14 season which yielded an extraordinary 101 goals now seems like a very

In an action-packed day of Premier League fixtures, two red cards and a 3-0 away defeat for a side that had previously conceded no goals this

Over the last few years, the match ups between Arsenal and Liverpool have been some of the best of their respective seasons. Pete takes a

I believe its high-time Liverpool start to embrace the FSG method of Moneyball and go all-in. If FSG can manage to identify the likes of

Surprisingly, considering the improvements that the changes brought, Liverpool stuck with the same starting XI for Bournemouth that he named

Last summer, there was a huge amount of excitement when Liverpool finally agreed a deal with Sevilla for Alberto Moreno.

For Liverpool, one of the questions coming into the new season was whether or not a high pressing game would be part of their play.

Many Liverpool fans, me included, despaired – when did the philosophy of “Death by Football” for the opposition turn into death by boredom

It was Charlton’s 18-year-old prodigy, Joseph Gomez, who appears to have stole the spotlight and hit a home run in the value department.