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A protest is overshadowing Everton's clash with Arsenal tonight, with fans urged to walk out after 27 minutes - in protest of 27 years without a trophy. Ahead of the game under the lights at Goodison, our reporters have been in the streets of Liverpool, asking fans for their opinions on the planned protest.

Merseyside-born manager and former Premier League player Joey Barton has been found not guilty after pushing previous Barnsley manager Daniel Stendel in 2019. Barton, from Liverpool, was cleared at Sheffield Crown Court following a week-long trial

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says more young players will be involved for the team's trip to AC Milan. "We will have more young boys travelling with us tomorrow in the squad," Klopp said today.

Liverpool cult hero Divock Origi popped up with another late goal at Molyneux on Saturday. His 94th minute strike ensured the Reds remain in touching distance at the top of the Premier League.

The development of Liverpool's Anfield Road stand is in full swing as the first piece of construction can be seen outside the ground. As progress continues, Sports Business Writer for Liverpool Echo Dave Powell spoke to Merseysportlive on the benefits it will bring.

Former Liverpool star Steven Gerrard said there would be "no sentimental thoughts" when he takes his Aston Villa side to Anfield on Saturday. Gerrard was asked about his return after Villa’s 2-1 victory over Leicester last night.

Everton have offered “full support” to manager Rafael Benitez following the departure of director of football Marcel Brands. Brands' exit from his post was confirmed in the late hours of Sunday night.

Bootle slipped to their third successive home defeat this season as they were beaten 4-2 by 10-man Warrington Rylands in the Northern Premier League.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said it is "not easy" to visit Molineux and hailed Wolves as a "real football side, with a real football playing idea". Klopp told the media today he was full of admiration for Bruno Lage's team who they face tomorrow (December 4).

Marine AFC boss Neil Young said his side can "take a lot from it" after being beaten on penalties in the FA Trophy by higher league Bradford Park Avenue Young spoke to Merseysportlive following his side's 3-3 draw and the spot-kick agony.