coming from an unlikely source, 20—year—old northern irishman, conor bradley, deputising for trent alexander arnoldcored his first goal for the club and also set assisted two others as they beat mauricio pochettino�*s chelsea 4—1. bradley set up diogojota before scoring their second of the night by half—time. darwin nunez had also missed a penalty, he hit the woodwork four times during the game. bradley then crossed for liverpool's third, a dominik szoboszlai header and though nkunku pulled one back, luis diaz added a fourth for liverpool, a comfortable night for liverpool and a memorable one for conor bradley. he really understands the way we want to play. you have to be brave. he is that. so i am really happy for him. he can kept it calm, put them in a corner, stuff like the it's all fine. and he's a very, very serious young man, but that was pretty special. well, i think they were better than us. liverpool deserved the three points. i think we were not good enough. i think for many reasons, you know, we were waiting for them. yes, not much to say. i think they were better than us. the champions

coming from an unlikely source, 20—year—old northern irishman, conor bradley, deputising for trent alexander arnold 4—1. bradley set up diogojota before scoring their second of the night by half—time. darwin nunez had also missed a penalty, he hit the woodwork four times during the game. bradley then crossed for liverpool�*s third, a dominik szoboszlai header and though nkunku pulled one back, luis diaz added a fourth for liverpool, a comfortable night for liverpool and a memorable

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last year liverpool's trent alexander—arnold announced he was launching "the after academy" to ensure support. sally nugent has been along to see it. these boys here? how good would they be to be here now?— be to be here now? they're the best in the country. _ be to be here now? they're the best in the country, really. _ be to be here now? they're the best in the country, really. some - be to be here now? they're the best in the country, really. some of - be to be here now? they're the best in the country, really. some of the l in the country, really. some of the best talent in the country. so in the country, really. some of the best talent in the country.- best talent in the country. so we could be watching _ best talent in the country. so we could be watching a _ best talent in the country. so we could be watching a future - could be watching a future superstar? i’d could be watching a future summer?— could be watching a future superstar? could be watching a future suerstar? �* ~ ., ~ superstar? i'd like to think so. imaaine superstar? i'd like to think so. imagine knowing _ superst

nine, but they are facing an injury crisis with a host of players unavailable, including trent alexander—arnoldt wembley will guarantee european football next season, and it could provide a much—needed spark that fans will be desperate for. something that was perhaps missing three weeks ago when these two teams met in the premier league, and it was liverpool who came out on top. a—1 was such a flattering scoreline on chelsea! because it could be five, six, seven. it was an absolute destruction. so, that will play in their mind. but remember, that was at anfield. anfield is a tough place to go, especially for a lot of young players. so, a tale of two managers at different points in their respective journeys with their clubs. a clash of styles, but will it be the reds or blues in full voice after the final whistle? there is a build—up to that match on the bbc sport website. liberal democrat leader sir ed davey has admitted he "probably should have said sorry earlier on" in relation to his role in the post office scandal. sir ed served as post office minister under the coalition government from 20

goalkeeper alisson, and trent alexander—arnold were already ruled out and the injury list growing forjurgenam's performance. all the rest was positive. the boys played an incredible game. definitely the best away game we played at brentford. we take it like it is. as long as you don't know the extent of the injuries you are obviously concerned and worried. for me that is no different from the fans. we will see when we get this information. but as long as we have 11 players on the pitch we will fight and that is what i saw today. the frustrating thing today,. the first 35 minutes i thought we were brilliant, i actually thought we were the better team although we couldn't take the opportunities we had. then we made a mistake, especially, i would say, the first and third goal we conceded two disappointing goals. it didn't help, the mistakes we made today. that happens. you learn from it and move _ that happens. you learn from it and move forward. manchester city are four points behind liverpool and drop to third in the table after failing to win for the first time in 11 games. they drew 1—1 at

but trent alexander—arnold's story is a rare one and an exception to the rule.so. yeah. that's the point, really, isn't it, yeah? yeah. pressure, though, eh? imagine knowing that. i was excited. you never know. that's why you're a professional footballer. no, like, that's what you work hard for. you never think you'll be a superstar or you'll be like — because you're always so realistic and just you think you're so far away, but in reality, these are so close. they're so close. they must look at you and think, right, that's my goal, he's done it. but how do you balance that with, keep an eye on plan b? that's a tough question. my main first message would always be believe in yourself and believe that is achievable because, you know, iwould be doing them an injustice if i was to say anything else other than that, because that's what i thought — well, i know — got me so far and got me to be where i am today. it was just having that self—belief and believing that i was able to do it without really any doubts. so i would say give it everything, but also just know th

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so that win, coming at some cost then — goalkeeper alisson, and trent alexander—arnold were already ruledo was still delighted with his team's performance. all the rest was positive. the boys later an incredible game. we take it like it is. as long as you don't know the extent of the injuries you are obviously concerned and worried. for me that is no different from the fans. we will see when we get this information. but as long as we have 11 players on the pitch we will fight and that is what i saw today. the first 35 minutes i thought we were _ the first 35 minutes i thought we were brilliant, iactually the first 35 minutes i thought we were brilliant, i actually thought were brilliant, i actually thought we were — were brilliant, i actually thought we were the better team although we cmidni— we were the better team although we couldn't take the opportunities we had. couldn't take the opportunities we had~ then — couldn't take the opportunities we had. then we made a mistake, especially, _ had. then we made a mistake, especially, i would say, the first and third — especially, i would say

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joined at 16 and yet he is keeping trent _ joined at 16 and yet he is keeping trent alexander—arnoldbody is excited about. juergen klopp _ everybody is excited about. juergen klopp said — everybody is excited about. juergen klopp said last night after the game, — klopp said last night after the game, he loved him from day one, was the quote, _ game, he loved him from day one, was the quote, and i think everybody else does — the quote, and i think everybody else does-— the quote, and i think everybody else does. �* ., ., , ., else does. brilliant thoughts from ou else does. brilliant thoughts from you tonight _ else does. brilliant thoughts from you tonight from _ else does. brilliant thoughts from you tonight from bbc _ else does. brilliant thoughts from you tonight from bbc radio - you tonight from bbc radio merseyside as we take towards 11. it is back to you. if you are watching on bbc news, we are going to say goodbye for now. we will see you again at 11:15pm. as he sat, back with him at 11:15pm and i will be here with the headlines in a minute. let's get the weather first. first

nine, but they are facing an injury crisis with a host of players unavailable, including trent alexander—arnoldeir mind. but remember, that was at anfield. anfield is a tough place to go, especially for a lot of young players. so, a tale of two managers at different points in their respective journeys with their clubs. a clash of styles, but will it be the reds or blues in full voice after the final whistle? looking forward to it. three o'clock kick—off at wembley, large coverage on the radio. thank you very much, we'll see later in the morning. here's louise with the weather. good morning all. look at this beautiful sunrise in nottinghamshire. one area of the country that has seen some miserable weather in february. it has been wet, hasn't it? i'm sure this is very, very welcome at the moment. firstly, yes, cold, yes, but the wet weather is sitting down to the south—west, and that is where it is likely to stay for much of the day today. so, that quite story for most of us will continue. there is some fog around us as well, some of it has been dense in places. that will lift, and generally spea

we had a special piece on the programme last week i piece on the programme last week with trent alexander—arnoldeople that have all got those dreams of being professional footballers, boys and girls, so the education going into it and during it to understand that the reality is, it might not be enough if you are good. and in most cases it is not. i enough if you are good. and in most cases it is not-— cases it is not. i 'ust have to ask ou, be cases it is not. i 'ust have to ask you. be as — cases it is not. ijust have to ask you, be as honest _ cases it is not. ijust have to ask you, be as honest as _ cases it is not. ijust have to ask you, be as honest as you i cases it is not. ijust have to ask you, be as honest as you like, i cases it is not. ijust have to ask. you, be as honest as you like, what you, be as honest as you like, what you to think about the idea of blue cards? say what you really think. can i be honest? i'm not a fan. the reaction of players, managers and coaches around the world when they have been asked about it is they have been asked about it is they have gone against it, a

win in a row and the manager, vindicated for starting bradley over the more experienced, trent alexander arnoldwell as berlin, and rotterdam, culminating, with the final in london in may. it comes on the back of the thrilling world championships with the run of teenager littler who lost to humphries in the final — and they'll play each other first. i understand the attention is on him but he has brought a lot of noise to the sport so you cannot argue against it, he deserves it but i hope it does not affect him too much and he does not have too much on his shoulders, everyone trying to get a piece of them because he's young and he wants to enjoy life and being a player but he's the most famous player but he's the most famous player in the world at the moment so it comes with a lot of pressures, i guess. b. it comes with a lot of pressures, i ruess. : :, it comes with a lot of pressures, i ruess. : . ., guess. a new era, premier league darts starting — guess. a new era, premier league darts starting tonight. _ guess. a new era, premier league darts starting tonight. thank - guess. a new era, prem

didn't step up in in extra time and liverpool, time, and liverpool, the injuries they got trent alexander—arnoldi ,john darwin nunez, dominik szoboszlai , john toshack, man there, that man there he was. >> the extra motivation and stimulation for them . um, so stimulation for them. um, so here he is, his last season i think it was a big thing for them to make sure that he leaves with something. and there's the first trophy. it could be four trophies. it won't be, but it could be you won't. >> see, the thing is about jurgen klopp and whether you like him or you don't like it, i mean, i always have a go at jurgen klopp and thinking, you know, i don't like the way he argues back. i don't like the way interviews, but what way he's in interviews, but what you doubt is what a great you cannot doubt is what a great manager he is. >> he's a winner. how did they replace him? it's a great, totally winner. totally a winner. >> police? i mean totally a winner. >> they police? i mean totally a winner. >> they were police? i mean totally a winner. >> they were literallye? i mean totally a winner. >> they were