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‎Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca has been handed a one-match touchline ban and an £8,000 fine by the Football Association (FA) following his red card during the 2-1 Premier League win over Liverpool. The Italian admitted to a charge of misconduct after his emotional celebration of Estevao’s dramatic last-minute winner at Stamford Bridge. ‎ ‎Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca receives a one-match touchline ban and £8,000 fine after a Mourinho-style celebration in the 2-1 win over Liverpool. ‎Getty Images Sport  ‎ ‎The victory over Liverpool ended Chelsea’s winless streak in the Premier League and marked a key moment for Maresca’s side. Estevao, the teenage Brazilian forward, struck in the fifth minute of added time, scoring his first league goal for the club. The decisive goal sent Stamford Bridge into jubilation, with Maresca sprinting down the touchline to celebrate alongside his players near the corner flag. ‎ ‎Maresca’s touchline dash drew comparisons to Jose Mourinho’s me...

‎Manchester United have been warned that Luke Shaw’s “laziness” could prove costly against Mohamed Salah and Liverpool as tensions rise ahead of the Premier League clash at Anfield. The Red Devils, led by Ruben Amorim, approach the fixture on the back of a much-needed win before the international break, but the upcoming test promises to be their toughest yet. Liverpool, seeking to recover from three straight defeats, will be determined to reignite their form in front of their home supporters. ‎ ‎Paul Parker warns Luke Shaw’s “laziness” could hurt Manchester United as Mohamed Salah and Liverpool prepare for their Premier League showdown. ‎Getty Images Sport  ‎ ‎Liverpool’s Egyptian talisman Mohamed Salah boasts an exceptional record against Manchester United, scoring six goals and providing six assists in 17 appearances. The forward’s movement and clinical edge have often caused chaos for the Red Devils, and his focus on targeting the left side could expose vulnerabiliti...

‎Former Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp is set to receive the 2025 Walther Bensemann Prize, one of Germany’s most distinguished football honours. The award, named after Kicker magazine founder Walther Bensemann, recognises individuals who use football to promote human values, intercultural understanding, and fair play. ‎ ‎Jurgen Klopp will be honoured with the 2025 Walther Bensemann Prize for embodying football’s values, humour, and intercultural unity. ‎ Getty Images Sport  ‎ ‎The award celebrates Klopp’s exceptional leadership, humour, and deep appreciation for football’s foundations. His ability to inspire players and fans alike has earned him recognition beyond trophies, marking him as one of the most respected figures in global football. ‎ ‎The Walther Bensemann Prize, first presented in 2006, has honoured legendary figures such as Sir Alex Ferguson, Ottmar Hitzfeld, Vicente del Bosque, Joachim Löw, and Christian Streich. Each recipient reflects the spirit of Benseman...

‎Alexander Isak has opened up about his first impressions of Liverpool following his British-record transfer from Newcastle United. The Sweden international sealed his move to the Premier League champions on deadline day after a summer-long transfer saga, bringing an end to one of the window’s most discussed stories. ‎ Alexander Isak praises Liverpool’s team and city after his British-record transfer as he builds fitness and eyes a strong comeback. ‎Getty Images Sport  ‎ ‎The 26-year-old forward endured a disrupted start to life at Anfield after missing pre-season training with Newcastle amid his push to complete the move. That lack of preparation left Isak playing catch-up in terms of fitness, leading to a slow introduction into Arne Slot’s lineup. ‎ ‎Isak has featured three times in the Premier League so far, starting on two occasions, and netted his first goal for Liverpool in a 2-1 EFL Cup victory against Southampton. The match also saw teammate Giovanni Leoni suffe...

‎Liverpool’s £125 million forward Alexander Isak may require several more weeks before reaching full match sharpness following his drawn-out transfer from Newcastle United. The Swedish striker’s summer move, which extended over nearly two months, left him without a pre-season and hampered his physical readiness for the start of the campaign. ‎ ‎Alexander Isak’s £125m Liverpool move left him short of fitness after Newcastle saga, with full match sharpness still weeks away. ‎Getty Images Sport  ‎Manager Arne Slot has adopted a careful approach to integrating Isak into Liverpool’s matchday plans. The 25-year-old has alternated between starting roles and substitute appearances as part of a gradual return to peak condition. His limited pre-season activity has made managing his minutes crucial, with the club prioritising long-term fitness over immediate impact. Sweden manager Jon Dahl Tomasson praised Liverpool’s measured handling of the player, acknowledging visible progress...

‎Paul Scholes has questioned Ruben Amorim’s tenure at Manchester United, claiming the Portuguese manager is “getting too much time” as pressure builds ahead of the club’s critical showdown with Liverpool. The former United midfielder expressed doubts about Amorim’s progress despite a recent 2-0 win over Sunderland that briefly lifted morale at Old Trafford. ‎ ‎Paul Scholes says Ruben Amorim is getting too much time at Manchester United and predicts another defeat in their upcoming clash with Liverpool. ‎Getty Images Sport ‎ ‎The Red Devils have endured inconsistent form under Amorim, managing just 19 wins in 50 games — a 38 percent success rate. That figure has sparked growing concern among fans and pundits who believe the team has yet to find its rhythm under his leadership. ‎ ‎During The Overlap Fan Debate hosted by Sky Bet, Scholes delivered a blunt assessment of United’s current situation. He suggested Amorim has been afforded more patience than previous managers, even ...