Liverpool steady course as Brighton fail to land blow at AnfieldLiverpool’s season has rarely moved in a straight line, but this felt like a step towards calmer waters. A 2-0 win over Brighton,

Mohamed Salah’s emotional return at Anfield against Brighton may have been his final appearance in a Liverpool shirt, according to a leading body language expert. Despite a warm reception from supporters in the Kop,

It took Hugo Ekitike all of 46 seconds to give Liverpool the lead in their Premier League clash against Brighton at Anfield. The Frenchman deftly controlled a flick-on header from Joe Gomez, firing past Bart Verbruggen, and into the roof of the net.

A move for Antoine Semenyo could prove transformative for Liverpool, potentially revitalising their attack while also helping to unlock Alexander Isak at Anfield.

A week after his explosive post-match comment in which he accused Liverpool of “throwing him under the bus”, star forward Mohamed Salah received a standing ovation at Anfield after coming in as a first-half substitute during the Reds’ 2-0 victory over Brighton and Hove Albion.

There were more questions for Arne Slot's Liverpool on Wednesday while some posed to Chelsea on their title ambitions were perhaps answered at Elland Road

Liverpool's blushes were spared as Florian Wirtz's shot was deflected in off Nordi Mukiele to salvage a 1-1 draw with Sunderland at Anfield on Wednesday after Chemsdine Talbi had put the visitors ahead.

Curtis Jones has shed light on how the Liverpool squad feel about Mohamed Salah following last week's outburst at Elland Road. Salah dropped a bombshell in his post-match interview following the 3-3 draw and claimed he had been "thrown under the bus",