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By Cameron Wilson Liverpool against Manchester United is one of England’s fiercest rivalries and has been for many years. Insulting chants from both sets of fans aimed at their opponents have been a regular talking point. But isn't it time to cut...

All-rounder Ben Stokes has been included in the England squad for the Ashes in Australia, after recovering from a broken finger. The 30-year-old was given the green light to resume with his cricket after a second operation on a fractured finger.

Southport will be hoping for a first win this season as they host Darlington tomorrow (Oct 26) in the club’s first home game in the league since September 4. The Yellows’ form this season due to home postponements, has never really got going.

"The referee was terrible" That was the reaction of Micky Mellon in a scathing review of referee Tom Nield following Tranmere's 2-0 loss against Northampton.

Sefton Ladies fell to their fourth defeat in as many games on Sunday. They now sit rock-bottom of the Women's Championship North and are the only side without a point.

It will be an historic evening on Wednesday when Liverpool travel to play Preston North End in the Carabao Cup, the club where managerial legend Bill Shankly spent his playing days.

Max Verstappen secured one of his most impressive and potentially most important wins of his career at the US Grand Prix. His victory in Texas yesterday was his eighth of the season and puts the Dutchman in a great position in the Driver’s Championship ahead of rival Lewis Hamilton.

Week 7 of the NFL kicked off with a few shock results and a few sides showing they are Super Bowl contenders. Here's our round up of the biggest results of the week.

Liverpool's injury count is now up to five with two midfielders suffering issues from the Manchester United game. With Fabinho not fully fit after taking a knock when replacing Naby Keita in the second half against Atletico Madrid, Liverpool now have four midfielders with injury problems, including new star signing Thiago.

More than 10,000 runners took to the streets on Sunday as the Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon came to Liverpool for the seventh and final time. Following a two-year hiatus due to coronavirus, participants took part in races that covered various distances, from one mile all the way up to the full 26.2 miles.