Ticket details for Liverpool's Champions League fixture against Real Madrid at Anfield have been released.

William Saliba was shown a red card for fouling Evanilson in Arsenal's defeat at Bournemouth and Howard Webb has now looked at the decision and a similar one involving Chelsea's Tosin Adarabioyo

Ryan Babel was frequently a goalscoring substitute during the Liverpool phase of a career that he called time on last weekend.

Marc Bridge-Wilkinson was full of praise for his Liverpool U18s side as they returned to winning ways on Saturday by beating Stoke City 2-0 at the Kirkby Academy.

The 2024 Liverpool FC Christmas advert is here with starring roles for both the Liverpool FC men’s and women’s teams, plus several other recognisable faces.

Enjoy behind-the-scenes views of Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa in a new edition of ‘Inside Anfield’.

Pep Guardiola’s team have lost four in a row. While they have overcome hurdles before the nature of their problems this season present a fresh challengeSign up to Soccer with Jonathan Wilson here The danger is always of overreacting. We’ve seen Manchester City have a blip at this stage of the season before. But still, defeat to Brighton on Saturday means that, for the first time in his career as a manager, Pep Guardiola has lost four successive games. It would be extremely premature to suggest the empire is crumbling but, equally, for the first time in a long time there is a sense that City’s aura may be beginning to wane. But first, some context. One defeat was in the Carabao Cup and another was in the Champions League, where City sit 10th in the table; even if they do miss out on the top eight who go through to the last 16 automatically – they have Feyenoord (home), Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain (away) and Club Brugge (home) next – they will surely at the very least be in the play-offs. But two of the recent defeats were in the Premier League, away at Bournemouth and then Brighton, and as a result City sit five points behind Liverpool. This is an extract from Soccer with Jonathan Wilson, a weekly look from the Guardian US at the game in Europe and beyond. Subscribe for free here. Have a question for Jonathan? Email [email protected], and he’ll answer the best in a future edition Continue reading...

Taylor Hinds reflected on the learnings from defeat against Chelsea as she called for Liverpool FC Women to move quickly on to the Merseyside derby against Everton.

‘Special,’ was Arne Slot’s description of Mohamed Salah’s achievement of reaching 10 goals and 10 assists already this season.

Ipswich’s young English duo catch the eye, Liverpool march on and the brilliance of Brighton’s Carlos Baleba It took them an hour of huffing and puffing, but Arsenal did something at Stamford Bridge they hadn’t managed since September – they scored an away goal in the Premier League. After toothless performances at Newcastle and Inter in the past week – and last month at Bournemouth – Gabriel Martinelli’s cute finish was itself a moment of relief, but Mikel Arteta was frustrated that his team didn’t find a winner. Their expected goals figure was lower than Chelsea’s (1.27 to 1.69) but that does not account for Leandro Trossard’s costly miskick at the death nor Kai Havertz’s would-be opener, which was just offside. The Gunners will almost always control games, especially now Martin Ødegaard is fit and firing again, but that age-old itch has not been scratched. They are not ruthless enough and they still lack a penalty box killer. Dominic Booth Match report: Chelsea 1-1 Arsenal Match report: Liverpool 2-0 Aston Villa Match report: Brighton 2-1 Manchester City Match report: Manchester United 3-0 Leicester Match report: Nottingham Forest 1-3 Newcastle Match report: Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich Match report: Brentford 3-2 Bournemouth Continue reading...

Premier League updates from the 4.30pm GMT kick-offLive scoreboard | Live clockwatch | And email Dominic Barring a 3-0 win at Preston in the Carabao Cup, it’s been a lean old run for Arsenal since the previous international break – especially away from home. The Gunners have blanked at Bournemouth, Inter and Newcastle, a streak of defeats that has prompted questions over Mikel Arteta’s tactics and the team’s general fluency. Will the return of Ødegaard prove panacea for all those problems? Barney Ronay doubts it. Continue reading...

Gemma Evans starts as Liverpool make one change for today’s Barclays Women’s Super League clash with Chelsea.

Ibrahima Konate is happy to be heading into the international break on the back of three Liverpool home victories in a row.

Matt Beard believes his team can rise to the challenge again as Liverpool FC Women host reigning champions Chelsea this afternoon.