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Goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mo Salah saw Liverpool make light work of Glasgow Rangers to move to second in Champions League group A. It could of been more had Darwin Nunez not been frustrated by Rangers goalkeeper Allan...

Greek full-back Kostas Tsimikas knows Liverpool need to perform better following a run of tough results. The team have conceded more than they have in recent years and have looked frail in defence at times.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp understands the challenge Rangers pose ahead of their Champions League clash at Anfield tomorrow (Tuesday, October 4). Liverpool have not faced the Scottish side in over four decades in competitive matches.

Liverpool signing Darwin Núñez would be the perfect reaction to Manchester City’s acquisition of Erling Haaland. However, Sam McGuire from Twenty3Sport suggests it is simply a result of the Reds well-planned scouting approach rather than an impromptu reaction.

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is not bothered who scores in Saturday night’s Champions League final as long as his side win. “It can be anyone. I don’t really care, could be an own goal, as long as we win the game,” he told Merseysportlive.

Talented young footballers often find themselves playing a couple of age groups above their own. That's no different for Merseyside-born Samuel Bhatti, who is making his mark at Crewe Alexandra.

Mo Salah has been regarded as one of the best players in Liverpool history due to his performances at the club. Just how important is he?

Tranmere Rovers head into the final weekend of the League Two season knowing that they will need favours from elsewhere if they are to make the playoffs. They must also make sure that they win themselves as they travel away to Leyton Orient for their Matchday 46 fixture.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has criticised UEFA for only allowing 20,000 Liverpool fans attend the Champions League final in Paris, despite the Stade de France holding an 80,000 capacity. Liverpool confirmed their allocation of 19,618 to supporters yesterday afternoon and it is fair to say it wasn't well received.

Formula One and the Premier League may seem like two sporting worlds apart. While many Premier League stars turn up to training in expensive Ferraris, it won't quite capture the feeling of tearing around the streets of Monaco at over 170mph.