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Monday 19 April 2021
From The42
The Reds are out of Europe and face a fight to finish in the top four.
Defeat to Fulham was a sixth loss in succession at home.
The champions are 19 points off Premier League leaders Manchester City.
Reports in Brazil say that 57-year-old Jose Agostinho Becker drowned after going for a swim on his property in Lavras do Sul.
The Reds are threadbare in defence.
‘When I arrived here, one of the first messages I received –- and I didn’t even know he had my number –- was from Gerard Houllier.’
The Dutch midfielder is out of contract next summer but Klopp would like to keep him at Anfield.
The Brazil international has been well short of his best form this year.
Shaqiri follows club colleagues Thiago Alcantara and Sadio Mane in returning positive tests.
The Gunners beat Liverpool in the league late last season and then on penalties in the Community Shield.
Once the £20million new arrival is up to speed he is likely to be one of the first choices for a spot in the middle of the park.
The Reds have turned to the Greek after walking away from a deal for Norwich left-back Jamal Lewis.
The Reds will officially be crowned 2019/20 champions at Anfield tomorrow night.
The Ireland international will attempt to help the club back to the top flight after their relegation.
‘Whenever fans are allowed back into the stadium, I am sure we will have some sort of celebration together.’
The Slovenian has dismissed the notion of Jurgen Klopp’s side missing out on the trophy if the 2019-20 season is voided.
The Mali international arrived on Merseyside in 2005.
The 18-year-old’s agent criticised the club’s treatment of the forward but Klopp has tried to play down the situation.
The retiring striker has looked back on his time at Anfield.
Glen McAuley and Corey Whelan will also leave the Premier League club this summer.
The Reds have also confirmed Alisson will be given the number one jersey next year.
The former England international believes that Jurgen Klopp’s side can win a trophy this season but they need to start playing with freedom again.
The duo have suffered due to the depth of squad available to the Reds boss, insisting that he picks his team based on numerous variables
The former Reds defender is hopeful the club can end their 29-year wait for the title this season, but knows Man City still pose a real threat.
The Reds face Brighton this weekend.
Jurgen Klopp is facing a defensive injury crisis.
The Italian side visit Anfield tonight.
The Reds are determined to end their long wait for major silverware this season, with their manager chasing down domestic and European honours.
The Belgium international goalkeeper has aired his disappointment at missing out on a summer move, but his manager expects him to remain professional.
The Brazilian has endeared himself to the Anfield faithful with his shot-stopping ability and fancy footwork and he is not about to change his ways.
Eoin Butler was one of 50-odd thousand fans who paid to watch the Premier League heavyweights in Dublin at the weekend.
The Brazil international will team up once more with his former Roma companion, who was instrumental in sealing the move to Anfield.
The Reds could be without their captain and Croatian defender Dejan Lovren when they start the 2018-19 campaign against West Ham.
It’s a good day for the Kildare teenager.
Pep Lijnders had an unsuccessful stint as manager of NEC.
The prospect of the veteran goalkeeper making a move to the Ligue 1 side is one that appears to be increasing.
Despite being without his long-time assistant Zeljko Buvac, Jurgen Klopp said he had enough support at Liverpool.
The Liverpool manager is not thinking about Real Madrid just yet, with a huge clash against Chelsea to come on Sunday.
The Reds are 90 minutes away from a Champions League final against Real Madrid.
The former Red Devils defender has suggested that a man who has worked wonders with “limited resources” would be an ideal fit at Old Trafford.
HEALTH MINISTER STEPHEN Donnelly has raised the possibility of vaccinating young people first to prevent the spread of the virus in the community.
Figures show that transmission in the cohort 18 to 24 is higher than other categories.
The Minister asked for an assessment on whether vaccinating younger people earlier would have an impact on stemming the numbers.
Following the review Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn said that the data was not there to change the roll out of inoculations.
“The original NIAC prioritisation included this option for younger people because we do see more transmission amongst younger people… If the data on transmissibility in regard to the vaccines was strong enough, then this was something that should be considered,” said Donnelly.
Today we’re asking: Should the government consider vaccinating 18 to 24-year-olds earlier than older cohorts?
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