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Former Everton and Newcastle United star Christian Atsu has been found dead among collapsed buildings flattened by the earthquake in Turkey. After 12 days of searching by family, friends and officials, it was confirmed that Atsu was found dead beneath the rubble of the remains of his home in Antakya, Turkey. 

England Football has announced 100 grassroots referees will wear a body cam while officiating football matches, with Liverpool part of the trial. It is set to start this weekend in Middlesbrough and will be coming to Liverpool the weekend of March 4.

A Merseyside professional football freestyler has been using his tricks to deter young people in Liverpool away from crime. 53 year Richard Braithwaite, also known as "Silky Skills" works with youth centres across Merseyside where he showcases his abilities and...

With Everton fighting for Premier League survival under new manager Sean Dyche, we've taken a look at the Toffees loanees to see how they are faring away from Goodison Park. Dele Alli Having no impact at the Toffees, Frank Lampard...

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that Virgil Van Dijk should be ready to start against top four rivals Newcastle. The Dutchman has been sidelined since Liverpool’s 3-1 defeat against Brentford in early January, but is set to come back...

Transfer talk is still a hot topic of debate for football fans on Merseyside, even after the January sales. The second window is always an interesting one, with some teams choosing to spend big to improve their squad, some...

Liverpool's Missy Bo Kearns is set to play for England at Prenton Park for the first time next week and says "it's going to feel amazing." After the stalemate against Spain on Thursday, the young Lionesses will be travelling up...

Olly Scott is joined by Harvey Orgill and Joe Penny, who talk all things Liverpool, Everton and the Premier League. Listen below: https://soundcloud.com/user-461173410/podcast-170222?si=ff77bd8be6b641aa8d5a6a3b66876e77&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Amidst the current uncertain climate of Liverpool’s ownership and the money circulating around the club, it’s easy for many a Red to forget the scandalous saga of stadium relocation that was prominent in the early 2000’s. A calamitous combination...

A law firm acting for hundreds of Liverpool fans is taking legal action against UEFA over the Champions League final chaos last year. It comes after an independent review published this week found UEFA "bear primary responsibility for failures which almost led to disaster" at the 2022 final in Paris.