Everything we know about Jordan Henderson vs Gabriel spat as FA gather full info

Darwin Nunez is finally starting to look like the man Liverpool splashed a potential £85m on in the summer.The Uruguayan's superbly-angled header was the difference maker for Jurgen Klopp's side against West Ham on Wednesday night as they closed the gap on the top four to just four points.Nunez has made a relatively slow start to life at Anfield, but he was anything but slow last night after being clocked running at 23.61mph - surpassing the previous Premier League record of 23.48mph set by Manchester City defender Kyle Walker in June 2020.READ MORE: West Ham fans rage at 'cheat' Virgil van Dijk for Jarrod Bowen's missed penaltyFor context, Usain Bolt's world record sprint speed is 27.78mph, meaning that, when running at full-pelt, Nunez boasts near Olympic-level pace.Reacting to the news on social media, a number of Liverpool fans insisted his lightning speed hadn't gone unnoticed."He really is insanely fast. Never seen a player like him.

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup spot now looks secure after Diogo Jota suffered a serious calf injury in Liverpool's 1-0 win over Manchester City.The Liverpool star, 25, was stretchered from the field in the ninth minute of stoppage time, falling to the turf of his own accord, and is now a major doubt for Fernando Santos' 26-man squad for the Qatar-based tournament. Jurgen Klopp revealed the injury was "not good when quizzed by reporters after the match."We miss the next one with Diogo," said the Liverpool boss.

Just nine games into the season, Manchester United’s title rivals of the past Arsenal have got off to an electrifying start, winning an impressive eight out of their first nine games. The weekend’s victory over Liverpool seemed like a checkpoint in the club’s progression under manager Mikel Arteta, overcoming the mental block of facing Liverpool that has resulted in poor results across the last few years. This resulted in many now believing that the Gunners will be among those at the top of the table come May, while also shining the spotlight upon the eye-catching development of numerous young players in the ranks.

Jurgen Klopp has hit back after former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann suggested this Reds side need a "spark" to end their run of poor form. Hamann also hinted that this could be the beginning of the end of Klopp's Reds, seven years after he arrived at Anfield.But when it was put to the Kop boss about the "spark" comment, the German snapped back at his compatriot.

altercation between Jordan Henderson and Gabriel.Liverpool captain Henderson and Arsenal defender Gabriel were involved in a heated exchange and squared up to each other after Michael Oliver awarded the Gunners a penalty late on in Sunday's match. The pair had to be separated by Greek full-back Kostas Tsimikas before being spoken to by Oliver.

Arsenal fan couldn't choose whose name to get on his shirt out of Bukayo Saka and Granit Xhaka - so opted to amalgamate their last names instead.And his unique decision to mix their names caused a stir on social media. The anonymous fan went viral when he was spotted donning the unique top which read 'Bukayo Xhaka' moments before the Gunners' game against Liverpool got underway.And it was evident throughout Arsenal's 3-2 victory why the supporter found it difficult choosing his favourite player out of the pair.

Liverpool attacker Luis Diaz is a major doubt to face Rangers in the Champions League after picking up a knock against Arsenal.

Liverpool goal, leaving him with a bloodied nose.It came just moments after Martin Odegaard was also floored with the Arsenal star having to change direction to avoid his downed team-mate. A quick VAR check told referee Michael Oliver that there was no foul play.Nevertheless, there was some serious concerns from the officials - who beckoned medics to get over immediately.

Arsenal's third goal as they eased to a 3-0 Europa League victory over Bodo/Glimt.Substitute Jesus darted past one defender after receiving a throw in from Takehiro Tomiyasu, holding him off as he sprinted into the box. Faced with another opponent, the Brazil international quickly shifted the ball from right to left to leave him in the dust.He then picked his head up and unselfishly squared the ball to team-mate Fabio Vieira, who fired into the roof of the net to round off a comfortable win for the Gunners after Eddie Nketiah and Rob Holding had put them two to the good in the first half.READ MORE: Four things Mikel Arteta got right as Arsenal win to keep 100% Europa League recordJesus had only came on with a little over half an hour of the match left but still managed to add to his goal contributions tally for the season, which now reads five goals and four assists across 10 appearances in all competitions.He was hailed by Arsenal fans online, with one tweeting: "This guy is unreal man." Another commented: "What a player."A third wrote: "We’ve got a baby R9." And a fourth added: "We paid 40million for this demon."Excluding Haaland, is Jesus the signing of the summer? Let us know in the comments section belowGunners boss Mikel Arteta was pleased with the win but wanted to see more chemistry from his side.

Liverpool are set to join the race for Leicester midfielder Youri Tielemans as he nears the end of his current contract, but they won't be the only club vying for his signature. The 25-year-old looks set to walk out on Brendan Rodgers and co.

Arsenal fans are buzzing over the fact that the club already have found a prolific back-up striker to Gabriel Jesus that they don't have to spend a penny on. Jesus has been in rare form for the Gunners since arriving at the Emirates from Man City this summer, racking up five goals and providing three assists in eight games.

Rangers fans were arrested after Liverpool’s win against the Scottish side at Anfield.The Glasgow club travelled down to Merseyside to play the Reds in a Champions League Group A encounter. They lost their third match of the campaign against the Premier League outfit 2-0 thanks to goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mo Salah - and this means that they are bottom of the group without a point to their name.And today Merseyside police confirmed that a number of football fans were arrested after the match- with most brought into custody for affray and being drunk and disorderly.READ MORE: Liverpool flop Mignolet holds surprising Champions League record with Neuer and CourtoisA spokesperson for Merseyside police told the Liverpool Echo: "Seven Rangers fans arrested mainly for affray and being drunk and disorderly.

Liverpool team-mates need an "arm around the shoulder," while others require a "kick up the backside." Henderson was speaking after the Reds picked up only their second victory in five matches with a comfortable 2-0 win over Rangers at Anfield in the Champions League. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah scored in either half as Jurgen Klopp's side claimed all three points and leapfrogged Ajax into second in Group A.

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Liverpool bounced back from their disappointing weekend draw with Brighton by securing a comfortable 2-0 win against Rangers.They instantly started the Champions League group stage clash on the front foot and were rewarded after Darwin Nunez was brought down outside of the Rangers box. Trent Alexander-Arnold curled in the free-kick beautifully to take the lead, while Mohamed Salah netted a penalty after half-time.Despite the best efforts of an impressive Allan McGregor in goal, Jurgen Klopp's tactics ensured his side came away with three crucial points.

Liverpool mural of Jurgen Klopp has been vandalised ahead of the Champions League group stage clash with Rangers.Pictures and footage emerged on Tuesday morning of a new mural dedicated to Reds manager Klopp having been defaced with blue paint. The mural, based in Randolph Street, Liverpool, had been commissioned by BOSS Night and included a quote from the Beatles classic ‘I Feel Fine’.It was just one of several incidents where street art was damaged ahead of the Champions League tie, including murals of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson.READ MORE: Fans praise Gary Neville's 'brilliant' take on Trent's form with four rules he must learnFurious Liverpool supporters took to Twitter to voice their outrage in the aftermath.

Charlie Nicholas is giving Rangers a chance at Anfield, as long as they can blunt Liverpool's razor sharp attack.

Harry Kane has become the leading goalscorer in Premier League London derbies following his goal in Tottenham’s 3-1 defeat over Arsenal.The England captain put his strike in the middle of the net from the spot to beat Gunners goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale and make the game 1-1, overtaking Arsenal legend Thierry Henry as the footballer with the most goals in games between clubs in the captial.Kane also became the first player to score 100 away goals in the league in the Saturday lunchtime game at the Emirates.READ MORE: Three things Mikel Arteta got right as Arsenal beat 10-man Tottenham North London DerbyThe hitman had been level with Henry - who's on 43 London derby goals - before his penalty goal, while Frank Lampard and Teddy Sheringham are tied for third on 32. But now Kane is one ahead and will no doubt have plenty of opportunities to push the number higher.His record of 100 away goals in the league is already six ahead of Wayne Rooney, who is in second place with 94.

Jurgen Klopp is getting sacked' was close to trending on Twitter after his Liverpool side slipped 2-0 behind against Brighton at Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday before throwing away all three points.The German boss has overseen a difficult start to the new season with his side sitting as low as tenth in the table after Leandro Trossard's first-half brace in Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge.Although Roberto Firmino's double and an own goal by Adam Webster gave the hosts the lead, Trossard completed a hat-trick while social media took aim at the wobbly Liverpool performance by questioning the position of their manager. READ MORE: Jurgen Klopp 'thought Darwin had shrunk' after spotting wild new Liverpool haircut One fan wrote: "Jurgen klopp will soon be sacked if things continue this way."With a second adding: "Is Jurgen Klopp trying to see how far he can go without getting sacked?"A third continued: "Do you think Jurgen Klopp will not be sacked any moment from now?"With a rival supporter saying: "If Klopp is not sacked after this Brighton game then Liverpool should forget top 6." Is Jurgen Klopp under threat as Liverpool manager? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. With a fourth writing: "If Liverpool drops points in this game Jurgen Klopp should be sacked."Trossard's opening goal came after Jordan Henderson gave the ball away, with his second coming after Solly March found him inside the box with De Zerbi delighted on the touchline.With Firmino's first goal initially ruled out, VAR showed that Mohamed Salah was in fact onside during the build up after being played in over the top by Henderson.