Softest yellow you'll see. Manc ref Kavanagh takes the chance to give City the advantage
Only player should be getting a card here is Enzo for calling for one
Only player should be getting a card here is Enzo for calling for one
Goes well with his space jacket!
With tonight's result, Atlético Madrid has lost four straight matches against a single opponent in the competition for the first time in their club's history
Oct 2021Atlético Madrid vs. Liverpool 2–3
UEFA Champions League Group Stage
Nov 2021 Liverpool vs. Atlético Madrid 2–0
UEFA Champions League Group Stage
Sep 2025 Liverpool vs. Atlético Madrid 3–2
UEFA Champions League League Phase
Sep 2026 Liverpool vs. Atlético Madrid 2–1
UEFA Champions League League Phase
Forever 20 ❤️
Diogo Jota, forever in our hearts.
2026 / 27 season Gakpo couldn't be more of a contrast to his frustratingly predictability last season. What an assist!
Lewis making the most of 'Bring your Mum to work day' - and what a reception!
You can't do anything but love this absolute legend of a man.
"Favourite players from England - none"!
Munoz had a great game and his brilliantly taken goal was worth a better result.
Such a good signing!
"We gave everything until the very end to get the win, but it wasn't meant to be. We'll keep working hard.
Thank you to all our fans for your support. We keep going. Come on, Reds!
In tomorrow's matchday programme, the captain writes: "It's great to be back at Anfield ready to attack another Premier League season, and I hope you guys are looking forward to today's game as much as we are.
"Playing at this amazing stadium is a privilege we should never take for granted,and even as I begin what is my 10th season as a Liverpool player, I still get that same feeling. I can't wait toget out there. "Last weekend's game up at Newcastle was a tough one.I think you saw a lot of good things from us, in terms of our performance levels, but also a lot of areas we need to improve in.
"That's normal. When you have a new coach with new plans and new ideas, it is always going to take a bit of time to put those into practice. But it is down to us to do that as quickly as we can.
"I can tell you that we are working extremely hard every day on the training ground, because we all want to improve, we want to be better and more consistent We want to win, ultimately.
At Liverpool, that should always be the aim.
"You don't need me to tell you that last season was tough, unacceptable, in my opinion. We are better than that, much better in fact, and now we need to show it.
Munoz features on the programme cover - looking forward to seeing his home competitive debut!
The unforgettable Crazy Horse - one of the first reasons I fell in love with the Reds.
Sir Kenny Dalglish, with the 2026 PFA Merit Award for outstanding contribution to football.
Absolute legend! "Honoured to receive the PFA Merit Award tonight. Football has always been a team game,so I certainly wouldn't be receiving an award like this without the teammates, managers, staff and supporters who have been part of the journey along the way. "I've been very fortunate throughout my career and I'm extremely grateful for the recognition. Thank you to the PFA."
The legendary former Liverpool player and manager has been honoured by the Professional Footballers’ Association for his outstanding contribution to the game. One of the most decorated British footballers in history, Dalglish joined the Reds from boyhood club Celtic in 1977 and went on to win a host of honours as a player, including six league titles and three European Cups.
He is also Scotland’s most-capped men’s player, with 102 appearances – and a record-equalling 30 goals – for his country.
Dalglish was appointed Liverpool’s player-manager in 1985 and won a double of First Division and FA Cup in his first season in charge. He lifted two more league championships and another FA Cup before l resigning in 1991, in the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster.
Indeed, Dalglish’s monumental footballing achievements pale into insignificance when his leadership following the tragic events of April 15, 1989, is reflected upon. His compassion, empathy and support for the bereaved families and survivors was – and remains – steadfast.
Dalglish later won the top-flight title as Blackburn Rovers boss in 1995 and managed Liverpool again between January 2011 and May 2012, winning the League Cup.
In 2017, Anfield’s Centenary Stand was renamed in Dalglish’s honour and he was knighted in 2018 in recognition of his services to football, charity and the city of Liverpool.
Sir Kenny and his wife, Lady Marina, established the Marina Dalglish Appeal in 2005 and have since raised more than £13 million to support cancer care and treatment facilities across Merseyside
King Kenny on Insta: Very humbled that anyone would think I was deserving of a mural like this, especially so close to Anfield and in a city that has given me and my family so much over the years.
A huge thank you to everyone at The Arc Hotel Liverpool and Anthony Donnelly at Uban Canvas for such a special tribute, and a special thanks to tonybellew for arranging the visit and taking me down to see it. I was more than happy to add my signature to it while I was there.
Apologies to everyone living nearby who now has to look at my face every day. Hopefully, it doesn't affect the house prices too much!
YNWA
Released today - three iconic LFC captains sit down to speak about wearing the armband at Anfield. "How many people can say they've captained Liverpool Football Club?" Souness asks in the film. "The three of us can count ourselves very lucky." Van Dijk: 'It all starts, I think, with: 'Do you understand the club in terms of what is required to be a Liverpool player?" Gerrard replies: "The best days ever. I 'd swap with you right now."
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https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/watch-now-lfc-original-captains-gerrard-souness-and-van-dijk
Sir Kenny Dalglish delighted the staff of the ARC Hotel on Anfield Road when he paid a visit to the huge new mural dedicated to him on the side of the hotel, signed it, and added his message.
The mural was painted by artist Anthony Donnelly and features Sir Kenny surrounded by newspaper clippings and banners highlighting some of the biggest moments of his career.
Class debut from Jacquet!
Macca gearing up for a taste of Iraola's demands.
Taki, former teammate of Jota, returns to Anfield for the first time since leaving in 2022 and lays a wreath of flowers to remember Diogo and his brother Andre.
From AS Monaco: "Our leaders Thiago Scuro, Carlos Aviña, and our coach Filipe Luís, accompanied by our players Denis Zakaria and Takumi Minamino, went this morning to Anfield to pay their respects at the Hillsborough Memorial.
"Our captain and Taki, a former teammate of Diogo Jota with the Reds, then laid a wreath of flowers in front of the "Forever 20" memorial. ❤️🤍"
The Reds arriving for their first Anfield game under Iraloa.