for klopp's liverpool, the loss has led to calls for reinforcements in the transfer window. the first time in a decade liverpool have failed to win any of their opening three premier league matches. you only have to look at the first two games against fullham and crystal palace to know that they've not been great, they've not been at their best, which we know that they can be. but they really struggled last night. i actually struggled to look at anyone on the liverpool team and say that they had an influence on the game. yes, there's a lot of injuries, however, going into that injury record or players injured, thiago, naby keita, joel matip, all injury prone. not many, i don't think any of them really play, joe maddock probably played 40 odd games last year. but thiago doesn't play over 30 in his career. naby doesn't play over 30 in his career. so when you're looking at it like that that line up from that group of players to come back and play the bulk of the season. there's been a lot made of midfield reinforcements will do i do agree with it. i think the owners at some poi

yes there are net spend is down and people often look atjurgen klopp that he works miracles with whatket, but i do think it is time that fsg back him. he has done wonders for liverpool football club and he needs a bit of help now and it would be nice to see that from the owners. forward alfredo morelos has been left out of rangers' squad for tomorrow's crucial champions league play—off second leg against psv eindhoven. the colombian has been omitted by manager giovanni van bronckhorst because of concerns about his fitness and attitude. senior players in the rangers squad are said to back that decision. morelos was sent off for the eighth time in his rangers career during saturday's 2—2 draw with hibs. that's all the sport for now. there's a little over a week to go until the summer's transfer window closes. get the latest, including chelsea's interest in the everton winger anthony gordon on the website and app. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's return to our top story. merseyside police are hunting for a gunman who shot dead

the first person i saw was klopp, he was the first one to come in whilst we were just getting ready.tis comes in and then trent comes in with curtis and it was just one of them where you are like, "oh, my god, they are real people." it is a bit like, wow, like, you are standing next to someone very famous. the photos in the picture when we were actually smiling, it wasn't because the camerawoman or the cameraman was saying smile, it was because the things that klopp were saying were actually funny. i think it is really important for someone like me, you know, a muslim woman wearing a hijab, wearing a headscarf, to be able to do this campaign, because itjust promotes diversity, football inclusion and i think it's really important liverpool football club have been able to campaign this and just show people, "listen, we are all the same, no matter religion, gender," i think it's really important. children who use feeding tubes are getting the chance to swim for the first time. 27—year—old kim purkiss was shocked at the lack of support for youngsters with feeding tubes after she found sh

it's and jurgen klopp next. my responsibility to give ar explanation. is clear how our performance was really poor. when you start a game like this and make such mistakes you cannot win again. do you need new players between now and the end of the window? m50. and the end of the window? also, that is true. _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i don't _ and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i don't want - and the end of the window? also, that is true, but i don't want to i that is true, but i don't want to think about it at this moment, the team who was today on the pitch, there are good players, and they should have been better. we there are good players, and they should have been better. we knew it would be a big _ should have been better. we knew it would be a big job, _ should have been better. we knew it would be a big job, one _ should have been better. we knew it would be a big job, one of— should have been bette

jurgen klopp�*s side have had a disappointing start to the season.tement — they set the tone early with two goals in the first five minutes at anfield. luis diaz and roberto firmino with two each. for bournemouth, the hammering was their third consecutive league defeat without scoring a goal. what that was just one element from a fantastic day in the top flight. joe lynskey is with me in the studio, with all that. but firstjoe. we'll start with that game at anfield. — and there seemed to be a lot of doom and gloom, and negative talk around liverpool. but the fans will have a spring in their step after today?— jurgen klopp said that liverpool made what he called a false start to the season, they hadn't won coming into this game and had been beaten at old trafford. but what a response. a 9—0 win, and it equals a premier league record score line. three other matches have finished 9—0, the last time being southampton�*s defeat to manchester united in february last year which followed on from a 9—0 defeat to leicester in 2019. one of the features of this

people often look at juergen klopp and say that he _ often look at juergen klopp and say that he worksthink it's — spends on the transfer market but i do think it's time that fsg need to back him — do think it's time that fsg need to back him. he has done wonders for liverpool— back him. he has done wonders for liverpool football club and he needs a bit of— liverpool football club and he needs a bit of help now and it would be nice to _ a bit of help now and it would be nice to see — a bit of help now and it would be nice to see that from the owners. forward alfredo morelos has been left out of rangers' squad for tomorrow's crucial champions league play—off second leg against psv eindhoven. the colombian has been omitted by manager giovanni van bronckhorst because of concerns about his fitness and attitude. senior players in the rangers squad are said to back that decision. morelos was sent off for the eighth time in his rangers career during saturday's 2—2 draw with hibs. that's all the sport for now. much more on the website, including all of the transfer news of the day. ukraine is

after this defeat , jürgen klopp's team rolled back to sixteenth place in the standings, gaining onlyoints at the start. manchester united made the right conclusions. after a devastating defeat from brandford in the last round, and coming out of the defense only with long passes, cutting off the famous leverpool pressing , the mercisians, although they wielded the sword for 70% of the playing time, all the most dangerous moments in the game were created by the players. two main antagonists remained on this reserve of competitors. fans. captain hari maguire cristiano ronaldo, who entered the field only in the eighty-sixth minute of the meeting thanks to this victory, manchester bypassed liverpool in the standings and rose to fourteenth place. on monday. the fencing tournament of the spartakiad of the strongest athletes of russia started in moscow. its first winner was less than mfa reshetnikov from novosibirsk, who won the gold medal in the solo competition. i will put the final of the women's tournament two two-time olympic champions yana yagoryan and sofia lokhanova met. former pozdn

the liverpool managerjurgen klopp called it the perfect afternoon.from two down to beat crystal palace 4—2. city are second in the table behind arsenal who beat fulham to maintain their 100% record. there were also wins for brighton, chelsea and manchester united. brentford drew with everton. with celtic playing tomorrow, rangers took the chance to move to the top of the scottish premiership. they beat ross county 4—0 at ibrox. third—placed aberdeen put five past livingstone. there were also wins for kilmarnock and st mirren. ferarri's carlos sainz is on pole for tomorrow's belgian grand prix but attention will be focused towards the back of the grid where title rivals max verstappen and charles leclerc will start from 15th and 16th. both have been demoted for using excessive engine parts. verstappen was actually quickest in qualifying. lewis hamilton will start the race on the second row. new zealand's woes continue in rugby union. they lost to argentina for the first time on home soil. the pumas won by 25 points to 18 in christchurch. they now top

jurgen klopp's team remain without a win after two premier league games this season.liverpool's luis diaz salvaged a draw with a superb equaliser shortly after his team—mate's dismissal. liverpool's next game is away at manchester united next monday. it was tough, and then the story of the game did not get easier. i love the reaction for so that's what you have to show. we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go, and that is what we did today, and i'm happy with that. some further developments on that ill—tempered finish to the chelsea—tottenham game to bring you. thomas tuchel and antonio conte have both been charged by the fa with improper behaviour. at the final whistle at stamford bridge, tuchel and conte had to be separated — both managers shown red cards after a dramatic match which saw spurs twice come from behind, the second equaliser coming from harry kane deep into second—half stoppage time. the pair have until thursday to provide their respective responses. former footballer lenjohnrose, who had motor neurone disease,

managerjurgen klopp told a press conference the club's thoughts and prayers were with 0livia's familynly to think about it, and it's such a tragedy. if we can help in any kind, we will. that's clear — it must be clear. and police are still urging anyone with information to come forward to help bring those responsible to justice. alice key, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... a national emergency is declared in pakistan. millions are forced to leave their homes following the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. the uk chancellor has said that middle—income earners will require further help from the government to pay their energy bills, notjust the poorest. donald trump has reacted angrily to the publication by the us government of a heavily redacted affidavit that led to the search of his florida home. the statement explains why the fbi wanted a warrant to recover material allegedly taken illegally by the former president.gareth barlow has more gareth barlow has more this is the remarkable document used to justify one of the most historic fbi raids in us history. amid the blacked—out

luis diaz and roberto firmino with two goals each asjurgen klopp's side move up to into eighth.battles in the right area, around their box, in the right area, around their box, in the box, we pulled the ball back into a dangerous area and had bodies into a dangerous area and had bodies in the box and that is why we were really difficult to play today. we scored wonderful goals from all areas, pretty much, i didn't stop. 5-0 areas, pretty much, i didn't stop. 5—0 half—time. we know how often it happens that the one team takes the foot off the gas and we didn't want to do that, and not because we don't respect bournemouth but the opposite, we wanted to have a 100% satisfying experience for us that we can use going on from here. arsenal are the only side with a 100% record in the premier league. they came from behind to beat fulham 2—1. gabriel with the winner at the emirates satdium. they are two points clear of man city and brighton at the top of the table. we reacted with a great mentality and playing so well after a big mistake, the game was controlled, we were dominating, we w

luis diaz and roberto firmino with two goals each asjurgen klopp's side move into eighth., beating leicester 2—1 at stamford bridge. raheem sterling is off the mark for the blues. he scored both goals for them. harvey barnes with the goal back for leicester, but chelsea hold on to seal the victory, despite being reduced to ten men early on when conor gallagher was sent off. in the early kick—off, manchester united ended their string of poor away performances with a narrow 1—0 victory at southampton. that was thanks to a bruno fernandes goal ten minutes after the break. the win against liverpool gave us lots of belief, because they know they can compete with the best teams in the world. but against other teams you have to compete in the premier league, you have to fight, and we did much better than the last game against brentford. but now we know that. but still, at the start of the season, getting those results, it is really tough. it is hard work. and everyone has to be conscious of that. so here are all those results. it's worth seeing those in writing, as there are some

managerjurgen klopp told a press conference that the club's thoughts and prayers were with 0livia's familyt it, and it is such a tragedy. if we can help in any kind, we will. that is clear — it must be clear. and police are still urging anyone with information to come forward to helping those responsible to justice. alice key, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: a national emergency is declared in pakistan. millions are forced to leave their homes following the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. the cost of living crisis. charities warn young people could be vulnerable this winter as energy bills soar. donald trump has reacted angrily to the publication by the us government of a heavily redacted affidavit that led to the search of his florida home. the sworn statement says there was "probable cause to believe" that there are "additional documents" with classified information still at mar—a—lago, and "there is also probable cause to believe that evidence of obstruction will be found at the premises". the affidavit�*s conclusion makes the case that there is probable cause "to believe that e

the build—up has been dominated though by the threat of protests against united's owners. jurgen klopppool side should be given the points if the match is postponed because of fan disruption, just like 2021. joe lynskey reports. manchester united start the day in the premier league's bottom three. most fans say the cause is at the top of the club. last year when they played liverpool they made that clear. two police officers are injured after a major security breach at old trafford with hundreds of fans invading the pitch. it was the first premier league match called off due to protests and since then it has got worse. liverpool won here 5—0 last october. last week united lost 4—0 at brentford. now there are plans to protest again in a march before the match aimed at the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has advanced, yes there is an interesting appointment as manager, but still the recruitment looks awful, haphazard. throwing huge amounts of money and whoever they can find, not getting the top level targets that liverpool, manchester city, chelsea and tottenham have got in.

afterwardsjurgen klopp was far from happy with the performance of his side.qualised, looked like we found a little bit where we want to go. yeah, so, really bad again. ——yeah, so, really bad game. really bad game for my side and from us. you know, we got a point for it, so that's the only positive thing. overall, i think we did really well. i have to complement both, it was fantastic. something that i asked to always be behind the team. they did it, it was a great performance, great attitude, great commitment, it was really important. there was disappointment across merseyside with everton losing 1—0 to chelsea. ben chilwell was brought down in the penalty area deep into added time at the end of the first half at goodison park. and jorginho's spot kick was enough to secure three points for the visitors. the biggest win of the day came at tottenham, who came from behind to thrash southampton 4—1. antonio conte�*s side trailed afterjust 12 minutes in north london but replied with four goals to get their season off to a great start. eric dier, ryan sessegnon and

jurgen klopp�*s side go into the match on the back of beating bournemouth 9—0 at the weekend — but liverpool'snot expecting a similar result tonight. the scoreline a freaky one, it doesn't happen a lot are often and it won't happen a lot because of the quality of opponents so it won't happen a lot because of the quality of opponents— quality of opponents so everything worked out that _ quality of opponents so everything worked out that afternoon - quality of opponents so everything worked out that afternoon but - quality of opponents so everything worked out that afternoon but the | worked out that afternoon but the boys are not dumb, we don't expect a huge storyline again. —— score. elsewhere, defending champions manchester city can extend their unbeaten start to five matches tonight if they can beat newly promoted nottingham forest. city have had to come from behind in their last two games — before going on to win and city manager pep guardiola insists his defenders must improve — if they're to stay at the top. we are scoring a lot of goals as well but at the same time we are conceding a lot

managerjurgen klopp told a press conference the club's thoughts and prayers were with olivia's familynk about it, and it's such a tragedy. if we can help in any kind, we will. that's clear — it must be clear. and police are still urging anyone with information to come forward to help bring those responsible to justice. alice key, bbc news. our headlines on bbc news... a national emergency is declared in pakistan. millions are forced to leave their homes following the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. the uk chancellor has said that middle—income earners will require further help from the government to pay their energy bills, notjust the poorest. let's return now to the floods in pakistan. we can cross live to islamabad and speak to our correspondent sahar baloch. sahar, what sa har, what is sahar, what is the latest? right now, the sahar, what is the latest? right now. the peeple _ sahar, what is the latest? right now, the people are _ sahar, what is the latest? right now, the people are waiting - sahar, what is the latest? iii grit now, the people are waiting for the relief efforts

jurgen klopp had labelled the season so far a false start, but this was to be a statement of intent.d's rocket, one of five liverpool goals before half—time. to say the newly promoted side were reeling would be a huge understatement. they were simply spectators. conceding four more, with luis diaz rounding off a 9—0 hammering as liverpool equalled the league's record victory score. 5—0 half—time, we all know that how often does it happen that one team puts the foot off the gas and we didn't want to, and not because we don't respect bournemouth, it's the opposite, we just wanted to have a 100% satisfying experience for us that we can use from and going from here. crystal palace went 2—0 up at manchester city but it couldn't last. erling haarland, the premier league's marquee summer signing, lit up the game with a hat—trick as city won a—2 to go top, for a few hours at least. commentator: haarland on a hat-trick! _ never in doubt! arsenal began the day as leaders and gabriel ensured they would end it the same as the gunners came from 1—0 down to beat fulham 2—1. brighton themselves spe

liverpool found themselves behind when wilifried zaha scored, and things only got worse forjurgen klopp'sropped further points on the teams at the top with two games played. their next game is away to manchester united next monday. it was tough. the story of the game didn't make it easier. that is what you have to show and that is what i will take. we want to fight. liverpool we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go. that is what we did today. i'm happy with that. rangers take on psv eindhoven in the first leg of their champions league play—off later on tuesday. the two sides meet in the first leg at ibrox with the return in eindhoven next wednesday and its two dutch managers, rangers with giovanni van bronckhorst and eindhoven have ruud van nistelroy. it's a good side. i mean they won the super cup. they won a good attractive game and started the league well. it's the last step into the group stages. it normal you're going to base a difficult opponent. andy murray came through the battle of the 30—somethings to book his place in the second round

afterwardsjurgen klopp was far from happy with the performance of his side. they never felt the gamer my side and from us. you know, we got a point for it, so that's the only positive thing. overall i think we did really well. i overall i think we did really well. i have _ overall i think we did really well. i have to — overall i think we did really well. i have to complement both, it was fantastic — i have to complement both, it was fantastic. something that i asked to always— fantastic. something that i asked to always be _ fantastic. something that i asked to always be behind the team. they did it, it always be behind the team. they did it. it was _ always be behind the team. they did it, it was a great performance, great _ it, it was a great performance, great attitude, great commitment, it was really— great attitude, great commitment, it was really important. the biggest win of the day came at tottenham who came from behind to thrash southampton a—1. antonio conte's side trailed afterjust 12 minutes in north london but replied with four goals to get their season off to a great s

jurgen klopp's side after their first win of the season.ck foot there. own goal put them on the back foot there. leeds or brighton 0—0 so far. in the championship's early kick off sunderland had to take on norwich city without their manager alex neil. he was absent after starting talks with stoke city following michael o'neill�*s departure. sunderland were unbeaten in their two previous home games this season, butjosh sargent�*s goal with quarter of an hour to go was enough for norwich to win1—0 at the stadium of light. in the rugby championship. argentina secured a famous win over the all blacks, beating them 25—18, their first win in new zealand. juan martin gonzalez�*s second—half try put the pumas ahead — and emiliano boffelli's six penalties helped secure the win. the all blacks have now lost six of their last eight tests as the pressure continues to mount on head coach ian foster. that's all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with all the action this afternoon including qualifying in the belgian grand prix at spa at the bbc sp

jurgen klopp they had a point to prove to themselves as much as anything else, and my word they did thatnything else, and my word they did that. you know what? i think they were _ word they did that. you know what? i think they were embarrassed, - word they did that. you know what? i | think they were embarrassed, against manchester united, the way they played, and they had to prove to themselves, we are not that bad, we are pretty good, and unfortunately bournemouth ron the wrong end of that thrashing. in order to get a result like that, you have to do everything. it is a different kettle of fish tonight, completely different kettle of fish. newcastle are on the rise, they are being managed well, coach well, the ripple of got to do every right to get a result tonight. in of got to do every right to get a result tonight.— result tonight. in terms of newcastle. _ result tonight. in terms of newcastle, the _ result tonight. in terms of newcastle, the record - result tonight. in terms of newcastle, the record at i result tonight. in terms of i newcastle, the record at and result tonight. in

jurgen klopp might have been the manager that helped dish out the 9—nil win at anfield but he was amongn response to it. while was his reaction to it before showing a little more sympathy for his counterpart.— showing a little more sympathy for his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really. — his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's _ his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's a _ his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's a moment - his counterpart. when i heard today i felt really, that's a moment when | i felt really, that's a moment when you realise. it's not about spending. all know things in different systems in the premier league how clubs are deleted. countries own clubs. some rules don't let them do exactly what they want. they could stretch their resources, that would be really strange, they could do absolutely anything because they're owned by countries. in other clubs and other structures... like i said maybe i'm not sure, arsenal or whoever. that's lewis coombes. we've seen what parker said that we've also seen what the clu

jurgen klopp says he's expecting a much tougher campaign this time round, with the league getting evenst year, for example, and it was not good enough, we would have to improve. well, to coincide with the return of the premier league, the bbc�*s football news show is back. bbc pundit and former manchester city midfielder michael brown believes it's liverpool who have the advantage going into the new campaign. it'll be tight, and we are looking at last week, i think we were a little bit fresher than city. we know they have that more power, tight determination, city's control and build a play. so we'll be looking forward to it, who's going to call it first city stillreally i love watching your pool, i love watching the games and i think it's a fascinating title race every single season. —— i love watching liverpool. well, the first show of the season is online now on the bbc iplayer — and that's where you will find it for the remainder of the season. a quick round—up now of some of the other stories making the headlines now. and chelsea have signed marc cucurella from brighton in a deal

their next three games after being sent off during their 1—1 draw at home to crystal palace. jurgen klopp'spool's luis diaz salvaged a draw with a superb equaliser shortly after his team—mate's dismissal. liverpool's next game is away at manchester united next monday. it was tough, and then how the story of the game didn't make it easier. and i loved the reaction. and that's what you have to show. that's what we will take. we want to fight. we're liverpool — we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go, and that's what we did today, and i'm happy with that. some further developments on that ill—tempered finish to the chelsea—tottenham game to bring you. thomas tuchel and antonio conte have both been charged by the fa with improper behaviour. at the final whistle at stamford bridge, tuchel and conte had to be separated — both managers shown red cards after a dramatic match which saw spurs twice come from behind, the second equaliser coming from harry kane deep into second—half stoppage time. the pair have until thursday to provide their respective respon

liverpool managerjurgen klopp also paid tribute in his programme notes before the game, saying he couldn'ttan as flooding worsens in parts of the country. the government has told people to take refuge on higher ground. nearly 1,000 people have been killed in rain and flooding across the country since june. richard galpin reports. it's here in the southern provinces of pakistan that the ten days of heavy rain have had the biggest impact. floods sweeping away people, their homes and belongings. translation: here was my house. my entire life savings are gone. translation: we were told that a concrete wall would be built - to protect us from the river, so we built a house, but the promise was not fulfilled. it's estimated more than 900 people have lost their lives in the last three months. those who've survived the torrents of water now finding higher ground, where at least they can be a bit safer. for many, tents are their only shelter. shelter is a big issue, water and sanitation, and the need is growing, especially when whole villages are washed away and people are living in makeshift arran

jurgen klopp was asked about nunez�* sending off afterwards.s, eilish mccolgan fell just short — as she aimed to become european champion. the scottish athlete was in contention for much of the race, but had no answer when turkey's yasemin can broke away as she eased to victory. mccolgan was able to finish second though — to add silver to her commonwealth title. so i'm obviously disappointed — i would have loved to become european champ tonight, but tired, tired legs! i definitely felt that today. it's been probably one of the craziest weeks of my life at the commonwealth games. such a big high of, like, emotions and, yeah, not a lot of sleep. so, yeah, ifound it tough to get myself up again today, but i can't complain — i did a lot of the work tonight and came away with a silver medal. elsewhere, yesterday was a day to remember for home favourite richard ringer. the german paced his marathon to perfection, as he came from nowhere to win the event. ringer finished 26th at last year's olympics, but has now won his first global title. in the euro

anybody watching the match will have seen the embrace jurgen klopp gave to scott parker after the matchng. bournemouth looking for a new coach. there's a warning of mass of pub and brewery closures across the uk within months due to rising energy costs according to industry bosses. they've written an open letter to the government urging it to act to avoid what they describe as serious irreversible damage to the sector. and it's notjust pubs feeling the squeeze, as our business correspondent, ben boulos, reports. at simon's pub in essex, the fear is setting in. his yearly bill used to be around £13,000. from this winter, he'll be paying 35,000 a year. we really need to take about another £800 a week to be in the same position on the 9th october this year as we are on the 8th of october. it really is that bad. andrew has been running this bar in london forfour years. having made it through the pandemic, the continuing rise in costs means he'll soon have to make some tough decisions. we are absorbing a lot of the increases that we have seen, but, you know, there will be come a time where w

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jurgen klopp says he'll be speaking to striker darwin nunez this morning, after thinking it best to leaveried zaha put them ahead with a great finish. liverpool's big summer signing darwin nunez was shown a red card for this headbutt in the second half. but liverpool did finally get a goal — thanks to luis diaz�* great strike. it was tough, and then the story of the game — it was tough, and then the story of the game didn't make it easier. i loved _ the game didn't make it easier. i loved the — the game didn't make it easier. i loved the reaction, that is what you have to _ loved the reaction, that is what you have to show. that is what it will take _ have to show. that is what it will take we — have to show. that is what it will take. we want to fight. we are liverpool— take. we want to fight. we are liverpool and we want to fight. if we cannot — liverpool and we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, _ we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go. that is what _ moment, then give it a go. that is what we _ moment, then give it a go. that is what w

managerjurgen klopp says the result felt like a defeat at the time but they're determined to try andand joins cameron norrie, dan evans and world doubles number one joe salisbury. no room for rising starjack draper with captain leon smith describing the selection process as "tougher than ever". well world number three rafael nadal is all set to make his return to atp in the us open tune—up in cincinnati this week. however the 22—time grand slam champion is suffering from an ongoing abdominal injury he picked up at wimbledon and admits he won't take any chances. abdominal is a place that is dangerous, because in every serve you put a lot of effort there, so i need to take the things a little bit easier and do the things the proper way. that's what i am trying to do. trying to be a little bit more conservative, but i hope that i can be ready for the action here. that's all the sport for now. then, back to you. studio: holly, thank you very much indeed. the trial began today of the manchester city footballer benjamin mendy, who's accused of eight counts of rape. the 28—year—old is also

liverpool bossjurgen klopp says striker darwin nunez will learn from his nightmare home debut, whichd the reaction, that is what you have to show. that is what it will take. we want to fight. we are liverpool and we want to fight. if we cannot play like geniuses in the moment, then give it a go. that is what we did today and i'm happy with that. it's not an easy place i to come, and we defended really well as a team. we were prepared to suffer, we suffered. i and i think, you know, in our- contact we were quite, quite good. more the games was going and more we were getting dangerous— and we needed a big team performance and we had it tonight. _ manchester united could let cristiano ronaldo leave old trafford during the current transfer window over concerns about how the striker�*s mood is affecting morale in the squad. manager erik ten hag's public stance has been that he isn't for sale and is part of his plans. however, seniorfigures have been alarmed at how quickly the feelings around the camp have disappeared, following a successful pre—season tour to thailand and australia. commo

five more games in the premier league tonight — one of which sees liverpool host newcastle. jurgen klopp's a similar result tonight. it's a freaky one if you want, doesn't happen a lot or often and will not happen a lot because of our quality of opponents. but things can go that way because of a very good game. everything worked out that that afternoon, we don't expect that freakish score again. elsewhere defending champions manchester city can extend their unbeaten start to five matches tonight — if they can beat newly promoted nottingham forest. city fought back from 2—0 down to claim a 4—2 victory at the weekend. city manager pep guardiola insists his defenders must improve — if they're to stay at the top. we are scoring well but at the same time we are conceding a lot and if we don't stop that it will be difficult. not all the time you cannot score four or five goals to win the game. you have to be better in that situation, especially this is so important and difficult. it's the transitions and if you don't control it we are going to suffer. a record global audience of more than 365 mi

managerjurgen klopp told a press conference that the club's built impreza with olivia's family.'t even imagine how it must feel. , . , , i can't even imagine how it must feel. _, , , ., , feel. it is absolutely horrible, onl to feel. it is absolutely horrible, only to think— feel. it is absolutely horrible, only to think about _ feel. it is absolutely horrible, only to think about it, - feel. it is absolutely horrible, only to think about it, and - feel. it is absolutely horrible, only to think about it, and it | feel. it is absolutely horrible, | only to think about it, and it is such a tragedy. if we can help in anyway, we will. that is clear, that must be clear. and police are still urging anyone with information to come forward to helping those responsible to justice. alice key, bbc news. our reporter katie barnfield is at the scene in liverpool for us this morning. of course, this comes after strong appeals from the police and the community for people to tell them what they know? it does, absolutely. you can see the effect that this murder has had on the community here by t

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jurgen klopp hoping to see the side of the season.s meant it was two rather than three points dropped. really bad game, really bad. and for others, we got a plan for it, so thatis others, we got a plan for it, so that is the only positive thing. a miserable day on merseyside as everton also paid the penalty to chelsea. georginio wijnaldum estate for the spot to give thomas the winning start. nottingham forest spent 22 years dreaming of a return to the top—flight, but it might yet prove a nightmare. second throughout, they resisted them until they no longer could. he has smashed it in. 1-0 he has smashed it in. 1—0 down and a change of plan was required, get callum wilson was writing the script and this deft finish to make it 2—0, leaving steve cooper with plenty to ponder. time to recover, they are ok in terms of the possession they had, the territory, but terms of the possession they had, the territory, but didn't terms of the possession they had, the territory, but didn't play terms of the possession they had, the territory, but did

the build—up has been dominated though by the threat of protests against united�*s owners. jurgen kloppitch. it was the first premier league match called off due to protests and since thenit called off due to protests and since then it has got worse. liverpool won here 5—0 last october. last week united lost 4—0 at brentford. now there are plans to protest again in a march before the match aimed at the owners. i a march before the match aimed at the owners-— the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing _ the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has _ the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has advanced, i the owners. i think the feeling is that nothing has advanced, yes i the owners. i think the feeling is i that nothing has advanced, yes there is an interesting appointment as manager, but still the recruitment looks awful, haphazard. throwing huge amounts of money and whoever they can find, not getting the top level targets that liverpool, manchester city, chelsea and tottenham have got in. and that has resulted in very, very poor results on the pitch. and i think tha

jurgen klopp's side narrowly missed out on the title last season and he thinks his side will have theiry much, everybody tries to improve and to transform, u5ing much, everybody tries to improve and to transform, using the experience from last season, and these kind of things. but the only thing we cannot really or have to think about is our stuff and what is necessary anyway, if the other teams wouldn't do anything better than last year, for example, and it was difficult enough that we have to improve. one of the big marquee signings i5 one of the big marquee signings is the signing of highland, the norwegian who has already built a big reputation for scoring goal5. he spoke to alan shearer, another man who knows about finding the net. when i score a goal it is... it is this feeling, you know? is there anything better? no matter, because it doesn't matter the goal. _ no matter, because it doesn't matter the goal, when you score a goal it isjust— the goal, when you score a goal it isjust something inside you that... have _ isjust something inside you that... have you _ isjust something

it's kind of like, erik ten hag, you wantjurgen klopp level of fame, but it might not be that.w i am filling in to six, end of february. and now i am filling in to six, end of february-— of february. and you are here talkin: of february. and you are here talking about _ of february. and you are here talking about it. _ of february. and you are here talking about it. i _ of february. and you are here talking about it. i did - of february. and you are here talking about it. i did miss - of february. and you are here i talking about it. i did miss three weeks because _ talking about it. i did miss three weeks because i _ talking about it. i did miss three weeks because i had _ talking about it. i did miss three weeks because i had covid - talking about it. i did miss three weeks because i had covid six i talking about it. i did miss three - weeks because i had covid six weeks ago. that was annoying. i was like, yes, oh, no! iwatched meat not present and there were tears in my eyes. i am not very career motivated so ijust love doing it. can eyes. i am not very career motivated so i

jurgen klopp says his liverpool side should be given the points if — as happened in may last year — thegue match called off due to protests and since then it's got worse. liverpool won here 5—0 last october. last week united lost 4—0 at brentford. now there are plans to protest again in a march before the match aimed at the owners, the glazers. they're notjust greedy leeches, but they're incompetent greedy leeches. and what they've done is install within the organisation second rate people at every level. and it's meant that, yes, sure, united have spent a lot of money on transfers, but an awful lot of it has been wasted. and i think that's what the anger is about. they're notjust taking money out, they're also running the place into the ground. i really hope it will not happen. but if it happens, i think we should get the pointd. i don't think and i really hope this will not happen. i have no idea what what could happen. don't think about it. but in a situation like this, always the other team should get the points. the owners want to win and in defence we want them behind the club. an