Liverpool FC

For decades, Anfield has been synonymous with a special atmosphere. St Etienne, Olympiakos, Dortmund and Barcelona are all names connected to Anfield forever because of the intense atmosphere the Kop created on those big European nights.

Liverpool travel to Italy in the Champions League last 16 this week to face Inter Milan at the infamous San Siro. The two European giants have only ever gone head-to-head four times in their history, with the Italians getting the better of Liverpool over to legs in 1965, only for Liverpool to gain revenge in 2008.

Mo Salah and Sadio Mane could return for Liverpool against Burnley in a must-win game at both ends of the table on Sunday. Liverpool are nine points behind leaders Manchester City with one game in hand, meaning any mistake would end any hopes Liverpool have of a title challenge.

Brendan Rodgers returns to Liverpool under pressure after a shock 4-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup. Things may get worse for the former Liverpool boss at Anfield, where he has not won as an opposition manager in four attempts.

Liverpool will look to take a step closer to securing promotion back to the Women’s Super League when they host Sunderland Ladies at Prenton Park on Sunday.

Liverpool host Leicester tonight (February 10) hoping to compound the misery on former manager Brendan Rodgers. 

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp today confirmed he should have a fully fit squad as they challenge on all fronts.  After helping Senegal to the AFCON title against Egypt and teammate Mo Salah, Sadio Mane has been celebrating their success in his home country.

Harvey Elliott praised the physio team in Merseyside for his triumphant return to the side against Cardiff City (on February 6). Speaking to ITV after the game, he said: "The list goes on. One man most important was Joe Lewis, one of the physios."

Liverpool's crown jewels clashed in the AFCON final as Senegal's Sadio Mane got the better of Egypt's Mohammed Salah in a nail biting penalty shootout. Seven minutes into the final, Mane placed the ball down on the penalty spot with a chance to put Senegal in front, Liverpool's main man with the chance.

Manchester United were knocked out of the FA Cup on penalties on Friday following a 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough at Old Trafford. Toxteth-born Lee Peltier was the scorer of Middlesbrough’s final penalty, a feat the Liverpool academy graduate appeared to take great delight in as he returned to his teammates.