By Samuel Nwokolo

The night football became pure theatre.

Some football matches are remembered for the moments that leave generations speechless.

And then there was 16 May 2001.

By Freke Akpan

“Never fall in love with a loan player” is an unwritten football rule, but what happens when the player does enough to win your heart? That remains the unanswered question.

By Samuel Nwokolo

With Liverpool hosting Arsenal at Anfield this Sunday, attention turns once again to a fixture that has produced some unforgettable encounters. Twenty-five years on, the 2001 FA Cup final remains among the most memorable, a reminder of how quickly a game between these sides can change.

By Valentine Ikpoba

A 6-3 away win against LASK in the Champions League midweek and a comeback 2-1 win against Brentford, also away from home, sealed an impressive week for Liverpool. Both these games had standout performers across the squad, but the summer's record-breaking signing stood out, scoring a hat-trick and providing an assist against Brentford to complete the comeback.

By Eric Ryan

The performances haven't been good enough, but writing off Liverpool's £116m talent after a difficult start would be a mistake.

By Alex Heath

As the extended international break wears on, it offers a chance to take stock of performances after seven unbeaten games to start the Andoni Iraola era. Liverpool sit sixth in the league, with two away wins against Ipswich and Bournemouth and three draws against Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Fulham. The league fixtures have been punctuated with strong cup performances against Atletico Madrid and Tottenham.

The Reds have improved under the new manager, particularly defensively, yet issues around player form and the structure of the press remain, alongside doubts about the squad’s balance and depth.

How better to judge the start of the season than by ranking every player individually?

By Freke Akpan

Exactly three years, seven months and seven days since the Premier League first officially referred Manchester City to an independent commission on February 6, 2023, over alleged breaches of its rules, the club have been found guilty of 114 of 115 charges.

By Sahl Masood Ahmed 

With Liverpool’s new 2026–27 “Candy-era” inspired kit already making its statement on the pitch, it feels like the right moment to look back. This is a retrospective on some of the club’s most iconic, often overlooked classics. Shirts inseparable from defining players, unforgettable nights, and eras that still linger in memory long after the final whistle.

By Joel Lefevre

As we settle into the international break, there are still many questions floating around Liverpool. There is certainly optimism that things have been different under Andoni Iraola, but it remains to be seen whether the team has fully addressed the many flaws we saw last season.

By Valentine Ikpoba

Liverpool played two games this week, winning 3-1 against Tottenham and 1-0 against Bournemouth on Sunday to reach 2/2, with Alexis Mac Allister as the standout player in both games. A goal and an assist, capped with a man of the match performance, sealed the 3-1 win against Tottenham. At Bournemouth, he dictated the tempo of the game from the middle of the park.

By James Cond

The date is Sunday 27th April 2025, and Alexis Mac Allister has just unleashed a thunderbolt into the back of the Anfield net, the first goal in a 5-1 victory over Spurs that clinched league title number twenty for The Reds. That goal would go on to receive the club’s Goal of The Season award and top off a superb individual campaign for the Argentine, which also saw him land himself a spot in the PFA Team of The Season.

Fast forward 16 months and Mac Allister's situation couldn't have fallen further from the peaks of 2024/25.

By Valentine Ikpoba

Alexander Isak walked into Portman Road on Friday and did what the very best strikers do. He made a difficult game look simple, scored twice before most supporters had finished settling into their seats, and sent Liverpool home with three points and set the stage for the new manager, Iraola, to finally get a win. The 2-0 win over Ipswich Town was comfortable, controlled and largely stress-free, and the reason for all three of those things wore the number nine shirt