By George Rostron

Liverpool have only managed to pick up a single point in their last three Premier League games. This has grown the nervous prospect that the Reds could find themselves with no Champions League football next season, as the door remains open for Bournemouth or Brighton to nick 5th spot on May 24th. The fact remains, however, that it is in Liverpool’s hands. 

Due to UEFA coefficient rankings, the Premier League was granted an extra place in the Champions League next season, meaning the top 5 are guaranteed a place. This meant going into the game against Aston Villa, both sides needed a victory to secure their spot in next season's Champions League. Aston Villa seemed to be the only team on the pitch to know that, as Liverpool churned out yet another lacklustre performance. Aston Villa came out of the game victorious, winning 4-2, and so they secured a top 5 finish in the League this season, meaning Champions League qualification for them.

By Steven Northover

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By Sam French

Arne Slot discusses Liverpool’s injury situation, away form concerns, and the importance of the clash with Aston Villa as the Reds continue their push for Champions League qualification. The two sides are currently level on 59 points. 

By Tyler Eaton

After substituting young star Rio Ngumoha for Alexander Isak on the 67th minute, Arne Slot with the subject of boos from Liverpool fans. The under-fire Liverpool manager later confirmed that his young winger asked to be withdrawn as he was suffering from cramp. Therefore, in this instance, the boos that rang out around Anfield were unjust. 

However, it wasn’t just about the substitution, Liverpool fans have lost faith in Arne Slot. This sort of discontent for a manager hasn’t been seen at Anfield since Roy Hodgson’s calamitous reign 15 years ago. 

By Sahl Masood Ahmed

Arne Slot addressed the press ahead of Liverpool hosting Chelsea at Anfield, with a persistent injury cloud looming, while also acknowledging the team's underperformance in the Premier League.

With Champions League qualification firmly in their sights, the manager balanced immediate priorities with an honest assessment of recent vulnerabilities.

By Nehizena Erhabor

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By Izaak Farley

Liverpool travel to Old Trafford on Sunday to face Manchester United. No matter what position both clubs find themselves in, this fixture is always fiery, always entertaining and the bragging rights is always important for both fanbases.

So, here's a look at some of the special Reds' trips to Old Trafford, hoping for more of the same on Sunday afternoon.

By Tyler Eaton

Mohammed Salah loved facing Manchester United. Since Salah first scored at the Theatre of Dreams, only six Manchester United players have scored more than Salah’s tally of ten at Liverpool’s bitter rivals’ home since his arrival in the Summer of 2017. 

The Egyptian King’s last goal at Old Trafford in September 2024, saw him equal Alan Shearer’s record for goals at one away ground. So, with a hamstring injury denying Salah one last coronation at Old Trafford, it’s only right to look at the Liverpool legends' top five games against his favourite rival. 

By Sam French

Arne Slot discusses injury setbacks, finishing concerns and the challenge of facing Manchester United ahead of the trip to Old Trafford.

By Steven Northover

Early into this season, it seemed likely that the France 27 time capped centre back was heading to either Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain (the team he allegedly supported as a child). Still, interest appeared to wane as the campaign progressed - possibly due to Konate's indifferent form this season - however, the defender has never expressed any wish to leave the club. Now, it appears that staying at Liverpool was always on the cards for the 26-year-old.

By Sam French

Arne Slot addressed the media ahead of Sunday’s Merseyside derby with Everton, covering everything from injury setbacks and squad depth to transfer plans and the challenge of maintaining consistency late in the season.

By Francis Muojindu

Following Liverpool’s exit yesterday from the Champions League after a second defeat to PSG in their quarter-final match, concern turned to Hugo Ekitike’s substitution early in the 31st minute after going down without contact while he was sprinting. Although he received a long treatment on the pitch, he was deemed incapable of continuing with the match.

Early reports suggest that French striker Hugo Ekitike will be out of action for a long period of time due to a rupture in his right Achilles tendon.