By Nehizena Erhabor
The Reds lost away at Villa Park, and Champions League qualification is now a major doubt after being embarrassed and “crumbling” in the defeat against Aston Villa. This leaves Liverpool in a perilous position as they are now reliant on other Premier League teams picking up points to help their fight for Europe.
By Joel Lefevre
Aston Villa and Liverpool can assure themselves a place in the League Phase of next season’s Champions League with a victory at Villa Park on Friday.
By Nehizena Erhabor
Liverpool once again misses the chance to secure champions qualification with a frustrating display at Anfield, with the same old problems ruining glimpses of fluidity. Their attacking efforts were repealed within the same half they showed strong promise going forward, it’s beginning to feel like Groundhog Day for Liverpool fans as this match was no different from so many disappointing showings this season.
The disillusioned fans ensured that their voices were heard as it wasn’t only the players that were being questioned. Strong boo's were echoed at Slot’s decision to substitute Rio Ngumoha in the 67th minute, despite him being the brightest spark in the team. The fans are frustrated, the players are disjointed and Slot is in a precarious position. Something needs to change at Liverpool Football Club.
By Joel Lefevre
Liverpool can all but guarantee their place in next season’s Champions League with a victory on Saturday at Anfield against Chelsea. With three Premier League matchdays remaining, the Reds are fourth in the table despite a 3-2 defeat at Manchester United last Sunday, while their upcoming London opponents sit ninth, following a 3-1 loss at home to Nottingham Forest.
By Rajes Anbalagan
Liverpool's woes continue and now the Reds need 1 win in 3 games to seal Champions League qualification, after a chaotic 3-2 loss to Manchester United at Old Trafford. Despite glimpses of greatness in the second half, an abysmal first half from Arne Slot’s team made this another forgetful experience for the travelling fans.
By Nehizena Erhabor
Liverpool vs Manchester United is always a blockbuster match but this Sunday’s battle between the Premier League heavyweights is unique. The current champions will go to Old Trafford as the underdogs with a chip on their shoulder, having lost the home fixture earlier this season. The stakes have changed and securing European football is the goal for Liverpool.
By Steven Northover
Liverpool remain in the driving seat for a Champions League place after a spirited performance against Crystal Palace at Anfield.
The win moves the Reds up to fourth, level on points with both Aston Villa and Manchester United - with Liverpool heading to Old Trafford next Sunday.
By Steven Northover
Liverpool look all but certain to qualify for next season's Champions League after a dramatic derby victory against Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
By Ben Shaw
Liverpool make their first trip to Hill Dickinson in the highly anticipated 248th rendition of the Merseyside Derby.
The Reds come into this one with a heavy heart after a torrid run of form including crashing out of the Champions League at the hands of PSG for the second consecutive year.
By Nehizena Erhabor
Liverpool’s quest to solidify a place in the next round was always going to be an uphill battle. Despite showing some promise, clinical finishing was missing and PSG were the opposite, punishing the reds by converting their attempts on goal, advancing to the next round comfortably.
By Sahl Masood Ahmed
Liverpool host Paris Saint-Germain at Anfield on Tuesday, April 14, for the decisive second leg of their Champions League quarter-final. Trailing 2-0 from the first leg in Paris, Arne Slot's side face a steep uphill battle to keep their European hopes alive. With the French champions looking confident, the expectation is a demanding encounter where the hosts must find early momentum to unsettle the visitors.
By Steven Northover
After a few demoralising performances and results over recent weeks, Liverpool returned to winning ways against Fulham at Anfield.
The Reds, without a win in the Premier League since the end of February, will look to build on this result to achieve Champions League qualification next season.
