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6+ min ago (90+ words) Liverpool legend issues new Mohamed Salah verdict - Jamie Carragher has urged Mohamed Salah to reconsider an immediate move from Liverpool to Saudi Arabia. - Carragher believes Salah is unlikely to remain at the club beyond next season. - He implored Salah to set aside any differences with manager Arne Slot for the remainder of the season. - The pundit stressed the importance of Salah securing a fitting Anfield send-off and preserving his legacy. - Carragher suggested Salah could miss out on major achievements, such as a Champions League final, if he departs prematurely....

15+ min ago (533+ words) Liverpool Inter and this return to domestic competition were seen as the true test of whether the reigning champions had turned their respective corners. Brighton arrived from the south as Mohamed Salah made his way back into the first team squad. " GK " Alisson Becker " RB " Joe Gomez " CB " Ibrahima Konat" " LB " Milos Kerkez " CM " Alexis Mac Allister " CM " Ryan Gravenberch " CM " Dominik Szoboszlai " ACM " Florian Wirtz " CF " Hugo Ekitike " CAM " Curtis Jones Mohamed Salah " Joe Gomez (26) Alexander Isak " Hugo Ekitike (78) Andy Robertson " Florian Wirtz (78) Federico Chiesa " Dominik Szoboszlai (83) Liverpool 1"0 Brighton " Hugo Ekitike (Joe Gomez) " 1 Liverpool 2"0 Brighton " Hugo Ekitike (Mohamed Salah) " 60 " Possession " Liverpool 49% | Brighton 51% " XG " Liverpool 1.89 | Brighton 1.90 " Total Shots " Liverpool 18 | Brighton 14 " Fouls " Liverpool 8 | Brighton 15 " Corners " Liverpool 2 | Brighton 2 " Saves " Liverpool 1 | Brighton 2 An Anfield crowd that has lived through too many false dawns this season barely had time to settle before Liverpool struck....

16+ min ago (808+ words) Paul Doyle appeared emotional as horrifying footage showing his vehicle hitting dozens of Liverpool supporters was played during his sentencing hearing at Liverpool Crown Court A ex-Royal Marine drove at crowds at Liverpool's victory parade in a rage, using his 1.9-tonne Ford Galaxy as a weapon to strike more than 100 supporters in a two-minute rampage, a court heard. When the vehicle finally stopped, after injuring a total of 134 people, CCTV showed supporters and police swarm in on Doyle, who after arrest told officers "I've just ruined my family's life. Doyle, of West Derby in Liverpool, appeared tearful in the dock as evidence was played from the Liverpool parade in May at the start of his sentencing on Monday. Last month, he sobbed as he pleaded guilty to 31 charges, including dangerous driving, affray, 17 charges of attempting to cause grievous bodily harm…...

32+ min ago (541+ words) Guardian readers respond to a report by the homelessness charity Crisis and our editorialYour editorial (The Guardian view on England's social housing system: failing the very people it was built for, 10 December) claims that "social homes were supposed to be for those who couldn't afford private rents. That's not so. Most council estates, such as Becontree and Harold Hill, were built following the first and second world wars to house ordinary working families when decent housing was in dire straits. Privately rented properties were often of poor quality and devoid of basic amenities.The governments then believed it imperative to house ordinary families in good-quality modern housing. Relying on private landlords and precarious tenancies was seen practically as an insult to the nation's people, and even financially well-off council tenants could rest assured that their tenancy was not going to…...

35+ min ago (794+ words) Barcelona's penultimate game of the calendar year sees them lock horns with CD Guadalajara in their first game of the Copa del Rey this season. The Catalans won the competition last season with Hansi Flick, notably after a thrilling final against Real Madrid, and it is clear that the idea will be to defend the title at any cost this time around. Tuesday's game will be played at Guadalajara's home stadium, Estadio Pedro Escartin, and will be a different experience for the Blaugrana squad as they take to the field against a very limited audience. Yet, one can expect a very hostile atmosphere, as is always the case with the Copa del Rey's initial rounds, for the fans will be hoping for an upset at any cost on the night. Bar'a Universal brings you three talking points ahead of Guadalajara…...

35+ min ago (292+ words) Manchester United were held to a 4-4 draw by Bournemouth in what was a high-adrenaline match at Old Trafford on Monday night. While Man United's defence left a lot to be desired, their attacking lineup was unstoppable, producing a highly energised performance from start to finish. Even though United were unable to seal the win, there were several positives to take from this clash. United manager Ruben Amorim was the recipient of some positive feedback from what United fans would consider an unlikely source. Praise from a rival "We have just seen the best game of the Premier League season so far," Carragher declared following the goalfest. "That's what makes the Premier League the greatest league, the greatest product or whatever you want to call it, in the world." Carragher then singled out Amorim as the source of United's success. "I…...

1+ hour, 22+ min ago (357+ words) A man has pleaded guilty to sending abusive direct online messages to a Premier League footballer, including a monkey emoji and wishing death on the player's family. Harry Brown, 25, of Maple Street in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, targeted Fulham's Brazilian forward Rodrigo Muniz after he scored in both home and away matches against Liverpool last season. In a statement, Muniz said: "I was disgusted and offended by these comments." At Carlisle Magistrates' Court, Brown admitted sending electronic communications, for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety to the player. He will be sentenced on 22 January when an application for a football banning order will also be considered. The court heard that after Muniz scored against Liverpool during the 2-2 draw at Anfield on 14 December 2024, Brown referred to Muniz as a "slave" and said he hoped the Brazilian's family "gets hurt". Then, after Fulham…...

1+ hour, 23+ min ago (22+ words) Antoine Semenyo is fortunate to remain on the field after a throat-grabbing incident involving Diogo Dalot goes unpunished by the referee....

1+ hour, 35+ min ago (386+ words) Marc Gu'hi has emerged as a leading target for Manchester City as they prepare for an overhaul of their defence next summer. The England international is out of contract at the end of the season, having almost joined Liverpool in a "35million move on deadline day before Steve Parish, the Crystal Palace owner, finally agreed to the manager Oliver Glasner's plea not to sell him. But City have monitored the 25-year-old closely over the past couple of years, since Gu'hi caught the eye of their former director of football Txiki Begiristain. That interest remains and Pep Guardiola had a chance to watch Gu'hi at Selhurst Park on Sunday, although a 3-0 win for in-form City may not have painted the centre back in the most flattering light. Gu'hi is bound to attract attention from several clubs, not only in the summer, when…...

1+ hour, 36+ min ago (930+ words) A man who used his car as a "weapon" to plough into more than 100 people at Liverpool's victory parade told police he did it out of fear and panic, a court has heard. But prosecutors said these were lies told by Paul Doyle and he had "just lost his temper" and driven at crowds in a rage during the celebrations. At Liverpool Crown Court earlier, victims of his Water Street rampage on 26 May spoke about their terror and injuries. Sheree Aldridge, 37, said she thought her baby son Teddy Eveson had died after his pram was thrown into the air after being hit by Doyle's car, adding that she thought she would "be next". She said: "I felt an overwhelming pain in my leg and looked up to see Teddy's pushchair on its side further up the road. I thought my…...