Europa League reaction, England squad news and moreGet in touch: you can mail Dom with your thoughts Hello and happy Friday all! We’re approaching another big weekend in the domestic football calendar – the final one before the March international break and one that includes two cup finals, with the Women’s League Cup and Carabao Cup showpieces taking place. After a fairly successful showing from British clubs in Europe (Liverpool aside) attention quickly turns back to league action for most sides. Arne Slot’s side, of course, have the chance to lift their first silverware of the post-Jürgen Klopp era when they take on Newcastle at Wembley on Sunday. The first half of a domestic double for the Dutchman? Continue reading...

The central defender has taken advantage of an injury crisis to take the right-back spot and has the chance to pick up a second League Cup winner’s medal against Newcastle A few millimetres to the right and Jarell Quansah would now be acclaimed for heading Liverpool into the Champions League quarter-finals and, according to Luis Enrique’s prediction for the winner of an outstanding last-16 tie against Paris Saint-Germain, onwards to Munich. Fine margins ensured the defender’s wait to make his mark under Arne Slot moves on to Wembley. Barring an unexpected selection decision from the Liverpool head coach on Sunday Quansah will start as an emergency right-back in the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle. Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to miss out with an ankle injury sustained against PSG on Tuesday, the second choice, Conor Bradley, remains sidelined with a hamstring problem and Slot’s third option, Joe Gomez, will not return from his own hamstring issue until the final weeks of the season. In many respects it is the opportunity Quansah has been longing for since the opening weekend of the season. Here it is, with the second League Cup winners’ medal of his young career at stake. The duel between the reinforcements, with Harvey Barnes likely to replace the suspended Anthony Gordon on Newcastle’s left flank, could prove significant. Continue reading...

Liverpool's impending coronation as Premier League champions means Arne Slot's season will go down as sensational but Euro exit and uncertainty over stars' futures means there's still a lot for the Anfield boss to deal with

Liverpool are set to play in the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle on Sunday as Arne Slot bids to win his first trophy since arriving at Anfield, with the Reds having an instant chance to bounce back from their Champions League exit

Inter Milan reach the Champions League quarter-finals after goals from Marcus Thuram and Hakan Calhanoglu gave them a 2-1 (4-1 agg) victory over Feyenoord at San Siro Stadium.

While Liverpool boss Arne Slot called the team's exit from the Champions League a shock, he took solace in losing to an excellent Paris Saint‑Germain team in a wildly entertaining two-legged tie that needed a penalty shootout to decide the outcome. In what Slot labelled 'the best game of football I've ever been involved in', PSG beat Liverpool 4-1 in a shootout to advance to the quarter-finals, winning Tuesday's second leg at Anfield 1-0 thanks to a goal from Ousmane Dembélé. Slot sanguine after Liverpool exit in ‘best game of football I’ve ever been involved in’ Continue reading...

Liverpool crashed out of the Champions Leaue in the round of 16 after they were beaten on penalties by French champions Paris Saint-Germain at Anfield on Tuesday night

Liverpool's European ambitions were left in the dust as the Premier League's runaway leaders were dumped out of the competition by PSG on penalties after losing the second leg at Anfield

Arne Slot gave interviews after Liverpool's Champions League elimination at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain and the manager made clear where his priorities now lie

Luis Enrique masterminded Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory over Liverpool, beating the Arne Slot's men on the so-called 'lottery' of penalties to book their place in the quarter-finals

Liverpool stars Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ibrahima Konate were both forced off with injuries during Tuesday's Champions League defeat at home to Paris Saint-Germain

Liverpool are closing in on winning the Premier League title, with Arsenal's form plummeting and Arne Slot's side boasting a 15-point lead with just nine matches remaining

PSG beat Liverpool on penalties in Champions LeagueSlot praises ‘teams of an incredible level and intensity’ Arne Slot described Liverpool’s Champions League exit as the ­finest game of his career after Paris Saint‑Germain stunned Anfield with ­victory in a penalty shootout. The Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma proved the decisive figure in the last-16 second leg with penalty saves from Darwin Núñez and Curtis Jones. The game had gone to extra time and penalties after ­Ousmane Dembélé’s winner cancelled out Liverpool’s first‑leg lead from Paris. PSG converted all four of their penalties in a flawless shootout display. Continue reading...

Liverpool boss Arne Slot describes Tuesday's Champions League game with PSG at Anfield as "the best game of football I've been involved in", despite it resulting in the Reds exiting the competition.