Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk gave an honest post-match assessment after Arne Slot's side dropped precious points in the title race against Manchester United at Anfield

Trent Alexander-Arnold endured a torrid outing against Manchester United as Liverpool only managed a draw at Anfield against their Premier League rivals after Amad Diallo's lae equaliser

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot says his side's "difficult" 2-2 Premier League draw with Manchester United could have gone either way.

Premier League updates from the 4.30pm GMT kick-offFulham 2-2 Ipswich | Latest tables | And email Simon Arne Slot has a pre-match chat with Sky: I think this every game we play, it’s every time a serious test. Every team has good players, and United has much more than some teams we face. When you play in the Premier League it’s always going to be a hard and challenging game. It might lead to United players saying, ‘We’re much better than people are saying.’ Which they are. This season against City, last season in the FA Cup final, when you least expect it, they show up. Continue reading...

Darwin Nunez has struggled for form this season and has been left on the bench in recent weeks - and it seems Jurgen Klopp's warning about the Liverpool striker's confidence has come to fruition

Liverpool host a disjointed side bereft of form but United supporters are keen to get behind Ruben Amorim Manchester United’s recent trips to Liverpool have been gruesome occasions for their supporters. It has been nine years since United last won away at their fiercest rivals and they have failed to score in their past five visits to Anfield, losing 4-0 and 7-0 in that time. United fans could be forgiven for plunging to new levels of pessimism for this latest mission to Merseyside, given current circumstances. While Liverpool are streaking clear at the Premier League summit via a seamless transition under Arne Slot, United are staring down the barrel of a fifth successive defeat and a seventh in 12 games under Ruben Amorim. Continue reading...

LIVERPOOL vs MAN UTD: A LOOK BACK - Jurgen Klopp was beaten by Manchester United the first time he ever welcomed them as Liverpool manager - Arne Slot will be determined not to preside over a repeat at Anfield

Liverpool are set for a busy January transfer window, with plenty of focus on the futures of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah who are all out of contract in the summer

Visitors will offer openings to a Liverpool juggling a four-pronged pursuit of glory with speculation about their stars At this stage last season Liverpool had lost once and were top of the Premier League. They scored 12 goals in their first three league games of 2024 to prove their credentials as title challengers before faltering in April and finishing third. They again have an impressive platform but January will test the fortitude of Arne Slot’s side, with eight games in four competitions while the rumour mill churns in the background. A dysfunctional Manchester United arrive on Sunday, 23 points behind Liverpool, desperately hoping that against arguably Europe’s best side they can find a way to halt their run of atrocious performances. Anfield is buoyant after a superb start under Slot but beating a great rival, even one in the doldrums, would take the mood even higher. Continue reading...

Liverpool are runaway Premier League leaders after hitting the ground running in Arne Slot's first season but the manager recognises there is a long way left to go

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot gave talented young midfielder Stefan Bajcetic the green light to head out on loan in the summer, but he will leave Red Bull Salzburg in January

Final Score pundits Martin Keown and Anita Asante discuss Man Utd's Premier League season so far and how they may set up against Arne Slot's Liverpool.

Arne Slot and Liverpool were quiet in the summer transfer window but the Premier League leaders have been keeping tabs on potential recruits from elsewhere in England

Arne Slot’s Liverpool reign has gotten off to an impeccable start, but one specific change made by the Dutchman has seen Virgil van Dijk and Gary Neville’s opinions differ