Liverpool lose having had the chances for a positive result for the fourth game in a row.

Just so poor in key moments every game. It'll turn for the better eventually but I wish it would hurry up.

Up the Reds.

ANOTHER MASSIVE WIN ❤️

The Faroe Islands—population just 55,000—beat the Czech Republic 🤯

An astonishing result. The territory's population is smaller than the capacity of six Premier League stadiums, yet they've just won a third straight international game 🇫🇴

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Dressing rooms sharing tweets about refs. Managers complaining about their nicknames on X. Social media campaigns.

Is football “too online”?

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Gabriel has surely stolen all three points for Arsenal in stoppage time at St James' Park.

It comes, of course, from a corner, and the defender - outstrengthened by Nick Woltemade for Newcastle's opener - powers a header into the back of the net.

Donnarumma has met almost every Arsenal set-piece.

Grealish credits Everton boss Moyes for making him smile again on match days reut.rs/3VnVJbV

That's a hard-fought three points for Liverpool against Everton, who hold on to secure three points at Anfield.

Ryan Gravenberch and Hugo Ekitike's first-half goals gave the home side a comfortable lead at half-time, but Idrissa Gueye pulled one back for the visitors to make for a nervy finish.

A solid start to the day here in South-West London🧤, though not entirely clear how I am going to manage gym later. 🥵
PS Clubs switching to big goalies, I think we’re onto you.

Liverpool find a way past Atletico Madrid as Virgil van Dijk's injury time winner gives Arne Slot a nerve-wracking win on his birthday.

Marcos Llorente had threatened to spoil the party, but the captain headed home another late winner.

Mo Salah now has 109 goals in away games for Liverpool in all competitions - moving level with Roger Hunt.

Only Ian Rush (148) has more away goals in #LFC's history.

A 94th-minute Mohamed Salah penalty keeps Liverpool's perfect Premier League record intact.

Burnley battled well, but just like their game against Manchester United before the international break, their work is undone by a late penalty — Hannibal Mejbri handled in the area.

With their 44th and final cross, Liverpool won the penalty that won the match. They've rarely attempted more crosses in the last decade.

Up the ridiculous Reds.

A 94th-minute Mohamed Salah penalty keeps Liverpool's perfect Premier League record intact.

Burnley battled well, but just like their game against Manchester United before the international break, their work is undone by a late penalty — Hannibal Mejbri handled in the area.

We take a point back to Wearside 👊