Liverpool FC

Liverpool’s 2025-26 EPL Mid-Season Review

As we reach late January 2026, with the Premier League season approaching its midpoint, Liverpool FC under Arne Slot finds itself in a competitive but challenging position. After 22 matches, the Reds sit fourth in the table with 10 wins, 6 draws, and 6 losses, totaling 36 points. This places them behind leaders Arsenal...

Premier League Tactical Trends: Who’s Shaping Modern Football in 2026?

Spend enough time watching Premier League matches in 2026 and a pattern starts to emerge. Not a single formation, not one dominant system, but a shared sense that the league has entered a more thoughtful phase. The noise around transfers and results still exists, but beneath it sits a quieter conversation about control, spacing,...

Dominik Szoboszlai: The Standard Bearer in Another Liverpool Collapse

Bournemouth 3 – 2 Liverpool | Premier League Man of the Match Dominik Szoboszlai – Liverpool FC In a season increasingly defined by frustration, uncertainty, and uncomfortable questions, one constant continues to rise above the noise. Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool’s undisputed player of the year, once again emerged as the standard-bearer in defeat, collecting another Man of...

Collapse on the Coast: Liverpool Fall to Late Bournemouth Winner

Bournemouth 3 - 2 Liverpool - PL Player Ratings The Premier League saw the Reds travel to a cold south coast where Iraola’s spirited team played host to the Premier League champions. The lineup and subsequent ratings are listed below. https://twitter.com/downeytrev/status/2015144035246026907?s=46&t=rxgukmqdoXc4muVFLSx2EQ Alisson Becker - 6.0 The giant Brazilian stopper was unable to stop the first or second goals conceded...

Hendrick hails Liverpool all-time great ahead of expected Spurs exit

Liverpool Face Emotional Shift as Andy Robertson Negotiates Possible Move to Tottenham Robertson’s Status as a Liverpool Icon Emphasised on The Daily Red On the latest episode of The Daily Red for Anfield Index, Dave Hendrick captured the depth of feeling around Liverpool as reports emerged linking Andy Robertson with a January move to Tottenham. Hendrick...

Liverpool fans react to Andy Robertson shock Spurs exit reports

Liverpool’s Emotional Shift as Andy Robertson Nears Spurs Move Robertson’s Legacy Illuminated by Raw Reflections Liverpool find themselves in a deeply reflective moment as discussion intensifies around Andy Robertson’s likely move to Spurs. On Anfield Index’s Chat G&G, Grizz Khan and Lewis Aspinall spent much of their conversation exploring what this departure means for the club,...

Match Preview: Liverpool set for tricky AFC Bournemouth test

Bournemouth vs Liverpool – Premier League Preview Date: Saturday, 24 January 2026 Venue: Vitality Stadium Kick-off: 17:30 BST Following a much-needed European release valve in Marseille, Liverpool head south for a fixture that asks a very different set of questions. The 0–3 win in France came against a side built to attack, press high, and leave space behind...

Report: Tottenham Hotspur want to sign another Liverpool star in £65m move

Tottenham Interest Raises Questions Over Liverpool’s Midfield Future Tottenham’s reported interest in Curtis Jones has sparked an intriguing debate around Liverpool’s long term midfield planning and the wider implications for Arne Slot’s evolving squad. According to DaveOCKOP, who deserve full credit for the original report, Spurs are monitoring Jones closely and could look to make...

Andy Roberston’s Liverpool exit ‘makes sense for all parties’ – Opinion

On the Brink of Change: Robertson, Reality, and the End of an Era On the eve of Liverpool’s trip to Bournemouth, the noise around the squad isn’t just about systems, form, or low blocks. It’s about Andy Robertson — and the growing sense that his Anfield story is nearing its natural conclusion. At 31, with a...

Arne Slot still faces major questions despite Liverpool’s win over Marseille – Opinion

Is Liverpool's Performance Against Marseille Papering Over Cracks? Liverpool’s performance in France was exactly what this group needed — and exactly what it has always been good at. An open game, an aggressive opponent, and space to attack. Marseille, coached by Roberto De Zerbi, played with the same conviction and bravery he once instilled at...