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Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Mo Salah is back and ready to play against Atalanta in tomorrow's Champions League clash. The Liverpool boss, speaking to the press today along with defender Joel Matip, said the striker has completed isolation and is fit to face the Italians at Anfield.

A maximum of 4,000 fans will be allowed back into stadiums in the lowest-risk areas when the current lockdown ends on December 2, Boris Johnson announces.

RB Leipzig's Dayot Upamecano is expected to leave the Red Bull Arena next Summer and has been strongly linked with Liverpool. The young centre back has been a target of some of Europe's top clubs for a number of windows, including the Premier League champions.

Tranmere Rovers made it five wins out of five in all competitions as they dismantled Grimsby Town at Prenton Park in front of new boss Keith Hill. Goals from James Vaughan (2), Peter Clarke, Otis Khan and Paul Lewis completed a stunning 5-0 home display.

Everton Under-18s produced an impressive performance to defeat Derby in Premier League (North) at USM Finch Farm on Saturday. A moment of magic from Lewis Warrington and second-half goals from Lewis Dobbin and Thierry Small handed Paul Tait's side all three points as the young Blues rose to sixth in the league table.

Injury ravaged Liverpool travel to table toppers Leicester City in another crucial game in their attempt to retain the Premier League title.

Liverpool resume their Premier League campaign against Leicester at home on Sunday. A new look defence will be on show at Anfield after Liverpool's entire defence is out through injury.

Sean Cairns will face off against Liam Davies for the English Bantamweight title at Wembley Arena. The fight is on the undercard of Conor Benn and Sebastian Formella’s WBA Continental title bout.

St Helens face Catalans Dragons in the semi-final of the Betfred Super League, with head coach Kristian Woolf describing his team as the “healthiest we’ve been all year”.

"We are basically stuck. We can’t do anything outside of personal training, going out running and maybe kicking a ball by yourself." The words of Liverpool Futsal Club Chairman Peter Sharples, who described the second UK lockdown as "catastrophic” for his sport.