Liverpool v Chelsea Liverpool’s perspective It’s pretty much the same thing happening over and over again, only it gets progressively worse as time goes on. Watching Liverpool this season has been a chore and it’s getting worse. Trying to find

If the football improves, the team avoids burnout, and maintains its goal of a top four spot, then Liverpool fans can accept Illaura’s run-in for a year. Recruiting should be about adding options, not taking away depth. I always sensed

Match day summary 36 Saturday, May 9 Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea It was an extremely poor performance from both sides, who seemed to be trying to put anyone watching to sleep with their slow attack. No wonder there were boos ringing

Liverpool supporters are sizing up a new era under Iraola, with early incomings and plenty of squad questions. The focus now is who stays, who goes, and what recruitment still looks necessary. The first official day of a new Liverpool

Liverpool’s pressing flourished when Brighton insisted on building play from the back, but familiar issues still cropped up in the midfield balance. The third man run continues to be a key issue that opponents can exploit. It doesn’t take a

Jules Kounde has been described as a high-level, team-first defender whose work rate and one-on-one ability meet Liverpool’s need for intensity and defending large spaces. From everything we’ve seen over the past few years, I’d say Kounde is one of

Chelsea are eyeing Xavi Alonso as their first choice to take over, believing his status can stabilize the dressing room and aid recruitment. Chelsea have been linked with Xabi Alonso as the leading contender to become the club’s next manager,

People are optimistic that loaning Araujo meets Liverpool’s short-term needs and will not hinder the development of the young central defender. It also provides a smart way to plan for contract expiry. There is some dissatisfaction with Araujo joining Liverpool,

Match Day 37 Round Up Friday 15th May Aston Villa 4-2 Liverpool A stroll to victory by Villa, with a scoreline that flattered Liverpool immensely. Villa were extremely effective in the attack, moving the ball quickly and giving Liverpool no

Supporters’ detailed analysis of Ronald Arujo’s profile, from aerial power and recovery speed to concentration and playmaking. The key question is whether he can settle down quickly and fit into the head coach’s defensive scheme. Nationality: UruguayanHeight: 6’3Weight: about 100kg