Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitiké were both on the scoresheet in Liverpool’s heated 2–1 victory over nine-man Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League as they fought off a late comeback from their hosts.

Tottenham saw Xavi Simons sent off in the 33rd minute after a VAR review for a challenge on Virgil van Dijk and Christian Romero followed suit after receiving a second yellow card in stoppage time to leave the hosts with nine men.

A routine Liverpool triumph appeared on the cards, only for Spurs substitute Richarlison to pull one back with seven minutes left before Romero let his team down with a late kick-out at Ibrahima Konate as the hosts’ lost for a fifth time in eight matches under Thomas Frank.

RW: Dominik Szoboszlai —Szoboszlai enters the fixture as a slight injury doubt, but should feature against Spurs given his significance to Slot’s team. Liverpool’s player of the season will be used on the right-hand side in place of the absent Salah.

Tom Hicks, who has died aged 79, was a Dallas-based investor whose ill-starred tenure as co-owner of Liverpool FC provoked chants of “Yanks Out!” from the Anfield terraces, with banners emblazoned “If it ain’t broke,

Mohamed Salah played a key role against Brighton. But what happens now after his incendiary comments last week and talks with Slot?

Former Liverpool ECHO journalist and campaigner Dan Kay is well-known for his fight for justice following the 1989 Hillsborough disaster. Throughout his career, Dan penned precisely-crafted and intriguing player profiles of some of the biggest names in Liverpool FC history.

Liverpool FC continue to lead on and off the field. Their Red Way sustainability strategy is pushing emissions reductions in the soccer industry. Liverpool Football Club is not only one of England’s most successful and storied soccer clubs, it is a ...

Five men have been sentenced for their part in a scam involving tickets for Liverpool Football Club matches. The men were found to have dishonestly acquired tickets for Liverpool games and sold them at inflated prices using secondary ticket websites, before creating their own called Seatfinder UK.