Liverpool
Everton
Liverpool: 62. Kelleher, 4. van Dijk, 5. Konate, 26. Robertson A., 8. Szoboszlai, 10. Mac Allister A., 17. Jones Cur., 38. Gravenberch R., 11. Salah( till 90'), 20. Jota( till 75'), 7. Luis Díaz( till 86')
Substitution: 9. Núñez D.(from 75'), 18. Gakpo(from 86'), 3. Endo W.(from 90')
Bench: 56. Jaroš V., 21. Tsimikas, 78. Quansah, 14. Chiesa F., 53. McConnell J., 19. Elliott H.
Yellow Cards: Jota 64', Núñez D. 88'
Everton: 1. Pickford, 6. Tarkowski, 15. O´Brien, 19. Mykolenko, 11. Harrison( till 69'), 16. Doucoure A.( till 86'), 24. Alcaraz C.( till 78'), 27. Gueye I., 32. Branthwaite, 37. Garner J-s( till 78'), 14. Beto( till 79')
Substitution: 10. Ndiaye Il.(from 69'), 18. Young(from 78'), 42. Iroegbunam(from 78'), 22. Broja A.(from 79'), 17. Chermiti(from 86')
Bench: 12. Virgínia, 2. Patterson N., 5. Keane M., 23. Coleman
Yellow Cards: Tarkowski 11', Beto 29'
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The win at Anfield keeps the Reds firmly atop the Premier League
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As the transfer market heats up, it’s no surprise that all eyes are on one particular group — players whose contracts expire this summer. These are the most accessible, most tempting names on the market.
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It’s starting to feel inevitable — Real Madrid are moving closer to securing the free transfer of Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool
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The proposed five-year deal would see Alexander-Arnold's annual salary rise from €11 million to €15 million
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Manager Arne Slot believes the current Liverpool squad lacks the depth and quality needed to achieve the lofty goals set for him upon his appointment
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Reports from Sky Sport Germany confirm that Bayern Munich have no intention of signing Virgil van Dijk — either as a free agent or otherwise
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Ukrainian left-back could be on the move from Liverpool to London
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Liverpool head coach Arne Slot expressed his disappointment after his side’s 2–1 defeat to Newcastle in the 2024/25 English League Cup Final
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Newcastle Ends 70-Year Trophy Drought with Dramatic Carabao Cup Victory Over Liverpool
16.03.25 21:15After 70 long years without a domestic trophy, Newcastle United has finally ended their drought
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Vitaliy Mykolenko played the full 90 minutes, contributing to a resilient defensive performance that helped his team avoid defeat