Liverpool’s narrow win in north London may have delivered three points, but post-match reaction suggests the performance itself is already being scrutinised from within our own ranks.
Liverpool’s latest Premier League win has once again placed the spotlight firmly on officiating decisions, with post-match reaction ensuring the discussion will not be going away any time soon.
Liverpool’s victory in north London delivered points on the board, but the talking point afterwards centred on fitness rather than form. Alexander Isak’s injury, suffered as he scored the opening goal against Spurs, has left us waiting for clarity at a delicate stage of the season.
Liverpool picked up another three points in north London, but the aftermath of Saturday’s win has been dominated by concern rather than celebration. Alexander Isak’s injury, suffered moments after he scored against Spurs, has left us anxiously awaiting further clarity.
Liverpool’s win in north London ultimately delivered three points, but the closing stages raised uncomfortable questions about control and player safety.
No sooner had Alexander Isak scored Liverpool’s first goal tonight than he was forced off with injury, having only been on the field for little more than 10 minutes after replacing Conor Bradley at half-time.
Hugo Ekitike had one complaint to get off his chest despite maintaining his excellent goalscoring form for Liverpool on Saturday evening. Having scored
Arne Slot provided a candid explanation for why he substituted Jeremie Frimpong in the closing minutes of Liverpool’s 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday evening.
Liverpool striker Alexander Isak appeared to suffer a serious injury during Saturday's match against Tottenham. The 26-year-old Swede put the Reds ahead in the 56th minute, and he immediately went down clutching his knee.
There were a couple of standout pieces of team news for Liverpool ahead of this evening’s Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur. The only change
Liverpool will be playing away from home against Tottenham Hotspur today in the Premier League. The Reds will look to pick up positive momentum from last week, where they won two games: one in the Champions League and one in the league.
Liverpool have the opportunity to go level on points with fourth-placed Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday evening if they can secure victory away to Tottenham Hotspur.
Paul Merson believes there’s one player who Arne Slot simply can’t omit from the Liverpool starting XI to face Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday evening. The
Mohamed Salah has been reintegrated back into the Liverpool squad, having seemingly been on his way out of Anfield after blockbuster statements in the media about his unhappiness towards manager Arne Slot.
Liverpool have amassed an impressive track record for snapping up prodigious talents from other British clubs in recent years, and they appear to have their sights set on adding one more to the list.
Alexander Isak has been criticised since the big-money move to Liverpool and he has now been backed to secure an exit. Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann has now weighed in on the situation of the Swedish international striker.
Liverpool are interested in signing the Guinea-Bissau striker Franculino Dju. The 21-year-old has done quite well for Midtjylland, and he has attracted the attention of Bayern Munich as well.
Several of Liverpool’s 2025 signings have not found their feet yet, and the club will be hoping these recent arrivals do not follow the same path as some past players.
Wayne Rooney raised concerns about Alexander Isak’s readiness long before the numbers became a talking point. The former Manchester United forward questioned Isak’s fitness and preparation soon after his £125m move to Liverpool, and the early signs have not been promising.
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