Anfield stood united in remembrance as Liverpool paid a moving tribute to Diogo Jota. From chants to symbolic gestures, football paused briefly as players, fans and family honoured a cherished figure.

Diogo Jota’s sons will be among the mascots when Liverpool play Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League at Anfield on Saturday. It’s the first meeting between the Portugal international’s former clubs since he died in a car crash, along with his brother Andre Silva, in the Spanish province of Zamora in early July.

Florian Wirtz finally scored his first goal for Liverpool as he orchestrated what turned into a less-than-comfortable 2-1 Premier League win over bottom side Wolves.

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The Egyptian played a crucial role off the bench at Anfield on Saturday - but his future remains unclear after last weekend's

Liverpool boss Arne Slot knows everyone’s thoughts will be with the family of Diogo Jota as his two former English teams meet at Anfield on Saturday. Portugal forward Jota was killed along with his brother Andre Silva on July 3 in a car crash in Spain. Jota had a successful spell at Wolves before he moved to Liverpool in 2020.

Paddy Pimblett has held talks with Liverpool FC about staging a clash for the ages at Anfield, but Dana White may put a halt to his plans. The Brit has gone above and beyond to fight at his beloved home stadium, discussing his plans with the club, who the ...

Audio commentary on the official Liverpool FC app, LFCTV, or on BBC Radio 5 Live. Viewers outside of the UK will be able to watch the game, though. It will be shown on NBC Sports in the United States, JioHotstar in India and Stan Sport in Australia.

Liverpool FC has launched its new 'LFSTLR' collection, which includes a black and gold jersey honouring the iconic Shankly Gates

With the European football finance landscape being a stress-filled environment, none of the clubs have ever sailed through the turbulent waters of the past decade with as much acumen as Liverpool Football Club (LFC).