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According to Football Insider, Mohamed Salah is aiming for a new three-year contract with Liverpool. The Egyptian forward, now in the final year of his current deal, isn’t causing concern for the Merseyside club, as they remain confident about his future. Salah, who has netted five Premier League goals under manager Arne Slot and played a key role in the team’s recent 2-1 win against Chelsea, hopes to extend his stay at Anfield until 2027. While there has been speculation linking Salah to a potential move to the Saudi Pro League and MLS side San Diego, Liverpool believe the player…

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Liverpool maintained their one-point lead at the top of the Premier League table with a hard-fought win at home against fellow title contenders Chelsea. Curtis Jones was pivotal, winning a first-half penalty that Mohamed Salah converted, while Nicolas Jackson equalized for Chelsea shortly after halftime. The victory marks Arne Slot’s 10th win in his first 11 games in charge after a thrilling Sunday afternoon at Anfield. Ibrahima Konate – 7 Cleared well as Chelsea pressed early on but kept Jackson onside for the equalizer. Regained his composure afterward. Received a booking. Virgil van Dijk – 7 Stepped up occasionally in…

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Much attention was given to Arne Slot’s reaction to the free kick awarded against Darwin Nunez, but there was another moment that frustrated the head coach even more. As fourth official Craig Pawson prepared to announce seven minutes of added time against Chelsea, cameras captured the Dutchman’s exasperated response. With a heavy sigh and a sharp shake of his head, Slot’s frustration was clear as the match entered its final stages, which ultimately ended in victory. Despite Slot’s displeasure with some of the officiating, the new head coach had plenty to be satisfied with regarding his team’s performance against Chelsea.…

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Liverpool manager Arne Slot and striker Darwin Nunez were visibly furious at a referee’s decision during their 2-1 Premier League win over Chelsea. Despite the close contest, with goals from Mohamed Salah and Curtis Jones securing three points for Liverpool, tensions ran high when a 50-50 challenge was ruled in Chelsea’s favor. Both Slot and Nunez erupted in frustration, but fortunately, the decision didn’t impact the final result. https://x.com/TheAnfieldWrap/status/1848257914034696616?t=2BgUg1s_JbAT2Fu-XgesXg&s=19 Liverpool held onto their lead and celebrated a crucial victory, returning to the top of the Premier League. Slot continues to impress in his first season, despite expectations after Jurgen Klopp’s…

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Liverpool manager Arne Slot has revealed that Diogo Jota is a doubt for their upcoming Champions League match against RB Leipzig. Liverpool recently secured a 2-1 victory over Chelsea in the Premier League, with goals from Mohamed Salah and Curtis Jones, who received high praise from Gary Neville. Despite the win, which kept Liverpool at the top of the league with 21 points from 24 this season, Jota was forced off due to injury in the first half and replaced by Darwin Nunez. Slot has now provided an update on Jota’s condition, suggesting he is unlikely to be available for…

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Fans are convinced that Chelsea should have been awarded a penalty in their recent Premier League match against Liverpool after a new angle of Trent Alexander-Arnold’s challenge on Jadon Sancho emerged. The incident happened during Sunday’s game at Anfield, where Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea team was pushing for a top-three spot. Controversy arose from a penalty awarded to Liverpool earlier in the game, when Chelsea defender Levi Colwill fouled Curtis Jones in the box. Mohamed Salah converted the penalty to give Liverpool a 1-0 lead. However, Chelsea fans grew frustrated when Alexander-Arnold’s later challenge on Sancho went unpunished. During the second…

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The Premier League’s Match Centre has explained why Manchester City’s stoppage-time goal against Wolves was allowed after initially being disallowed for offside. The controversy arose when John Stones scored a header in the 95th minute, giving City a 2-1 lead. However, the goal was initially ruled out as Bernardo Silva was deemed offside and obstructing Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa’s view. Following a review, VAR instructed on-field referee Chris Kavanagh to recheck the footage. After viewing the incident, Kavanagh overturned the offside decision, ruling that Silva’s positioning did not interfere with the goalkeeper’s ability to make a save. As a result,…

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Referee Chris Kavanagh chose not to overturn John Stones’ late goal against Wolves, despite being called for an on-field review by VAR. Stones, who appeared to have secured a dramatic win for City in stoppage time, had initially headed the ball into the net before realizing it had been disallowed. After celebrating with fans, Stones saw that the goal was under VAR review. VAR official Stuart Atwell recommended Kavanagh review the pitchside monitor, as the goal had been disallowed due to Bernardo Silva’s proximity to Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa when the header was made. Typically, when referees check the monitor,…

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Liverpool are dealing with several injury concerns ahead of their upcoming match against Chelsea. Manager Arne Slot confirmed that Alisson Becker will remain out for an extended period due to a hamstring injury. Adding to the team’s injury woes, Alexis Mac Allister and Kostas Tsimikas are also fitness doubts following the October international break, raising concerns for Sunday’s game at Anfield. In more troubling news, Paul Gorst’s latest injury update for the Liverpool Echo revealed that summer signing Federico Chiesa missed the most recent team training session. The Italian international, who was key in Liverpool’s 5-1 Carabao Cup win over…

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Erik ten Hag stated that Manchester United used the “injustice” of Ethan Pinnock’s goal as motivation for their comeback against Brentford. Pinnock scored with a header from a corner in first-half injury time after Matthijs de Ligt was forced off the pitch to treat a head injury. De Ligt had left the field twice for medical checks, but despite having only dried blood on his head, referee Sam Barrott still instructed him to leave before Brentford’s corner, which Ten Hag and Ruud van Nistelrooy protested. Both were penalized for their objections, with Ten Hag insisting that the decision was wrong.…

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