Andy Carroll starts tonight’s Premier League clash at home to Champions League chasing Chelsea, just a few days after his second half appearance sparked the Reds into action against the Blues at Wembley.
Steven Harris examines Liverpool’s FA Cup Final performance and asks what it means for the club’s immediate future.
Liverpool and Chelsea contest the FA Cup Final at Wembley (5:15pm kick off). The teams are in…
Live updates in the lead up to Liverpool’s FA Cup Final with Chelsea at Wembley Stadium.
One of the big questions Liverpool fans are asking ahead of Saturday’s FA Cup Final is whether Jamie Carragher will start for the Reds.
Andy Green, of Anders Red Blog, provides an excellent analysis of Liverpool’s finances following the publication of the club’s accounts this week.
All the goals and highlights from Liverpool’s FA Cup campaign so far.
Former Liverpool midfielder Gary McAllister, who won the FA Cup with the Reds in 2001, discusses tomorrow’s FA Cup Final with Chelsea.
Gavin Cooney previews Saturday’s FA Cup Final with Chelsea at Wembley.
In the build up the FA cup final Si Steers looks at the task facing the owners and management at Liverpool to turn the club around long term.
Craig Rimmer reports on another dismal home display, and defeat.
Martin Skrtel’s own goal was the only goal of a poor game at Anfield as Liverpool suffered another defeat.
Alexander Doni and Fabio Aurelio both start for Liverpool tonight against Fulahm in the Premier League at Anfield in the final game before the FA Cup Final. Kick-off is 7.45pm.
Liverpool have enquired about FC Twente’s Dutch forward Luuk De Jong, according to Dutch media.
It would be fair to say that the hyperbolic British media have hardly gone overboard with praise for Luis’ exceptional hat-trick against Norwich on Saturday.
A reminder for those with short memories on why Liverpool fans aren’t exactly fans of Roy Hodgson.
We list some of Liverpool’s greatest hat-tricks, featuring Dirk Kuyt, Steven Gerrard, Ian Rush, Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen, Peter Beardsley and Ian Rush.
Luis Suarez scored his first hat-trick for Liverpool in stunning fashion against Norwich.
Craig Bellamy, Jonjo Shelvey and Stewart Downing start, while Martin Skrtel and Andy Carroll aren’t in the squad.
