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Alisson Becker’s perfect clean sheet streak ended today, along with Liverpool’s unbeaten start to the Premier League season. Nottingham Forest secured a 1-0 win at Anfield, marking Arne Slot’s first loss as Liverpool manager, with Callum Hudson-Odoi scoring the decisive goal. Footage from the Anfield Road Stand showed Alisson turning angrily towards his teammates after conceding, seemingly directing some harsh words at Conor Bradley. The Northern Irish right-back had allowed Hudson-Odoi to cut inside and score, leading to Alisson’s frustrated kick in Bradley’s direction. Bradley learned a tough lesson, and it’s likely Slot will address the issue with him ahead…

Trent Alexander-Arnold was seen confronting referee Michael Oliver at full-time following Liverpool’s defeat to Nottingham Forest. The Reds suffered an unexpected home loss, ending Arne Slot’s perfect start as manager. The vice-captain approached the officials after the whistle, though there was no major incident during the game that would justify a dispute, apart from a brief penalty appeal in stoppage time. Alexander-Arnold was also booked for dissent shortly after. While Oliver made some questionable calls, Liverpool can only blame themselves for their lackluster performance that resulted in a deserved defeat. https://x.com/drwizz9/status/1834985392007004418?t=ynIfgZl4jwuvfvvJ3WL_Qw&s=19

The ECHO was at Anfield to assess Liverpool’s players following Forest’s first win at the stadium in over 55 years. Alisson Becker – 6 Had little to do in the first half aside from playing a pass from left-back to Robertson. Couldn’t stop Forest’s goal and made a late save from Elanga. Trent Alexander-Arnold – 6 Delivered a good cross for Mac Allister’s header in the first half but was kept busy defensively. Moved to midfield after an hour but didn’t make much of an impact. Ibrahima Konate – 6 Defended solidly when needed, particularly in a tussle with Gibbs-White.…

Nottingham Forest pulled off the biggest upset of the Premier League season so far, defeating Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield thanks to a stunning second-half strike from substitute Callum Hudson-Odoi. Liverpool controlled much of the first half, with Luis Diaz striking the post in the 17th minute. However, the home team struggled to connect in attack, with their play lacking its usual sharpness and missing several opportunities. They were made to pay for their wastefulness in the 72nd minute when Anthony Elanga sent a superb crossfield pass to fellow substitute Hudson-Odoi, who cut inside and curled a brilliant shot past Alisson.…

Luis Díaz, Liverpool FC’s Colombian forward, has been ruled out of the upcoming Premier League match against Nottingham Forest following an altercation that occurred yesterday. Reports suggest that Díaz was involved in a dispute with a fan, which escalated and resulted in an injury. Although full details are still unclear, it appears Díaz was struck, impacting his ability to play. Medical evaluations after the incident confirmed that he needs rest and recovery, leading to his absence from this crucial weekend fixture. This is a major blow for Liverpool, as Díaz has been vital to their attack this season, playing a…

Manchester City are set to face the Premier League in what is being dubbed the “sports trial of the century.” The reigning champions stand accused of breaching 115 financial rules, with the potential for severe penalties if found guilty. An independent hearing will begin on Monday to address these charges, and not just City but other clubs impacted by their success will be watching closely, hoping for a harsh punishment for Pep Guardiola’s team. This high-profile case pits the league against its most successful team of the last decade. According to The Standard, if City are found guilty, expulsion from…

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s recent performances for England have temporarily shifted attention away from the uncertainty surrounding his future at Liverpool. The Reds’ vice-captain, along with Virgil van Dijk and Mo Salah, has a contract set to expire next June, sparking widespread speculation about whether they will remain at the club. According to Graeme Bailey of TBR Football, the 25-year-old has delayed making a decision as he evaluates progress under new manager Arne Slot, who took over from Jurgen Klopp during the summer. However, Bailey notes that Trent is enjoying working with Slot, which has improved Liverpool’s chances of securing his commitment.…

The 2024/25 season could be Mohamed Salah’s final one at Liverpool, with the club potentially targeting Bayern Munich’s Leroy Sane as a replacement next summer. Salah’s contract with Liverpool ends in 2025, and speculation about his future is growing. Many believe the 32-year-old will move to Saudi Arabia in 2025, following a £150 million offer from Al-Ittihad in 2023, though the Saudi club did not pursue him this summer, possibly waiting to sign him for free. Liverpool bolstered their right-wing options by signing Federico Chiesa from Juventus in the recent transfer window, but if Salah leaves, they may turn to…

At the end of last season, Erik ten Hag, Manchester United’s manager, faced uncertainty about his future with the club. Despite this, the club chose to retain the Dutch manager over the summer, even after exploring talks with other potential candidates. This decision came despite the team’s on-field struggles and a rocky start to the new season, following substantial financial investments made to strengthen the squad during the transfer window. During the summer, Ten Hag received strong support from the club’s leadership, with Manchester United signing five new players to bolster the team. However, despite these reinforcements, Ten Hag has…

Liverpool have suffered a significant setback with the news that midfielder Harvey Elliott is expected to be sidelined until late October due to a fractured foot. The 21-year-old has had a challenging start to the season, as he hasn’t secured a regular spot under new manager Arne Slot. To add to his frustrations, Elliott is now likely to be unavailable for around six weeks, as *The Times* reports the full extent of an earlier injury. Elliott, known for his versatility and skill, has yet to fully meet expectations at Anfield. This season would have been crucial for him to solidify…