Fans ask 'why was Jimmy Bullard in goal for Ajax' vs Liverpool in Champions League

Brandy's showing Ray J a lot of love on the heels of her brother's concerning posts on social media.The 43-year-old singer and actress took to Instagram on Friday and posted a throwback photo of her and Ray J with the caption, «Need you bro @rayj 

The emotional first trailer for Causeway starring Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry was released on Thursday.The minute-and-a-half long clip did not give away too much of the plot for the A24 film but there were some very poignant scenes between the two actors' characters.In it Jennifer, 32, stars as a US soldier named Lynsey who suffers a traumatic brain injury while fighting in Afghanistan and struggles to adjust to life back home in New Orleans. Sweet: The emotional first trailer for Causeway starring Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry was released on ThursdayBrian, 40, plays her friend James as they confide in one another as they try to navigate the next phase of their respective lives.

Former Manchester City defender Richard Dunne has slammed Manchester United's players for pandering to Cristiano Ronaldo during their 3-2 win over Omonia Nicosia on Thursday night.

Manchester City knew Romeo Lavia's potential when they sold him to Southampton this summer.

Pep Guardiola backed Jack Grealish to add more goals and assists to his game as he looks to build on his best spell at Manchester City.

Liverpool was tonight unveiled as the host of the 67th Eurovision Song Contest next year - and the reaction in Manchester was, well, mixed.

Premier League's most handsome managers have been revealed with David Moyes topping the list. New data compiled by Gambling.com has ranked the current top flight managers using popular beauty measuring app Golden Ratio Face to carry out their research.

Premier League are set to crack down hard on any fans that engage in anti-social behaviour inside football stadiums, with automatic bans prepped for offenders.The return of football fans following the pandemic has been refreshing to say the least, but there has been a noticeable rise in pitch invasions and the use of pyrotechnics in recent years. Of course, these aren't new revelations by any means, but unfortunately last season things got out of hand on a number of occasions.Billy Sharp was assaulted by a Nottingham Forest fan during a pitch invasion after Sheffield United were beaten at the City Ground last season, and pryo and smoke bombs were present in multiple Premier League crowds during the last campaign also.

Ian Evatt felt Owen Beck did 'okay' on his debut for Bolton Wanderers as he outlined why he took the young defender off midway through the clash against Tranmere Rovers.

Manchester United and other Premier League giants are unlikely to have to play FA Cup replays this season.The Daily Mail report FA Cup replays from the third round onwards this season are set to be scrapped on a "case by case" basis, with teams in Europe likely to be given one-off ties. It is understood the decision has been made in order to ease fixture congestion after the Queen's death caused further pile-ups for a host of clubs.However, the FA are keen to avoid scrapping replays entirely so that they can avoid having to pay rebates to broadcasters.READ MORE: NBA coach reveals admiration for Jurgen Klopp despite Liverpool's 'tough spell'FA Cup replays provide around 20% of the competition's £1billion television rights deal, equating to around £200million.It is expected that clubs still in Europa are most likely to avoid having to play replays this season as their fixture schedules are already looking pretty daunting.Thirteen Premier League fixtures were postponed earlier this month due to the Queen's death and her funeral, with Manchester City, United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal already having two matches postponed.As a result, they could have to play as many as 42 matches between Boxing Day and the end of the season.

Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool, but NBA coach Steve Kerr has spoken highly of the German and sided with the boss to get through a "tough spell". Kerr has just won his fourth NBA Championship with the Golden State Warriors, after MVP Stephen Curry produced the goods once again when it mattered most.

Jurgen Klopp already wants to cut short Arthur's loan at Liverpool as he is fed up with his easy-going attitude.The Brazil international moved to Merseyside on loan from Juventus in the summer transfer window in a last-gasp move from the Reds to solve their midfield crisis. Several players had been ruled out including Jordan Henderson, Thiago Alcantara, Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.However, Arthur might already be on his way back to Turin after failing to impress Klopp in training.

CELEBRITY Masterchef were left fuming at tonight's "insensitive" Jubilee themed episode and have demanded an apology. The BBC cooking competition was back on our screens with a double bill, airing at 8.30pm to 10pm.

Manchester United are reportedly set 'to rival' Liverpool for Brazilian wonderkid Joao Gomes from Flamengo.

Jurgen Klopp has savaged Chelsea owner Todd Boehly's suggestion of a Premier League All-Star match by joking that the Harlem Globetrotters should also make an appearance.Boehly, who also owns Major League Baseball (MLB) side LA Dodgers, proposed the idea of a one off match between players who play for clubs in the north of England against players who play for clubs in the south while speaking at an international investors and creators conference in the US on Tuesday."People are talking about why don't we have more money for the Pyramid? MLB did their all star game this year," he said. "They made $200m from a Monday and a Tuesday, you could do a North vs South All-Star game from the Premier League to fund the Pyramid very easily."READ MORE: Chelsea owner Todd Boehly suggests Premier League all-star game between North and SouthKlopp was asked about Boehly's comments in the aftermath of his side's 2-1 win over Ajax in the Champions League on Tuesday night, and the Liverpool boss was quick to ridicule it."Great.

Virgil van Dijk has hit back at criticism of Liverpool after the Reds left it late to dispatch Ajax on Tuesday evening.Liverpool have suffered a shaky start to the season, but were handed an 89th-minute lifeline from Joel Matip after he headed home. And Liverpool's star defender has now hit out at pundits who had already written the Reds off.After the game, Van Dijk told BT Sport: "It was very important to show a positive reaction.

Liverpool left it late to turn around their poor start to the Champions League as Jurgen Klopp's side beat Ajax 2-1 on Tuesday evening.The Reds looked far the better side for large periods at Anfield but were unable to shake off their Dutch opponents until the 89th minute thanks to a Joel Matip header. The Reds had to rely on goal line technology to edge past their Dutch opponentsDespite dominating the game, Liverpool looked less than convincing as they continued to appear a shell of their former clinical selves.

Liverpool fans were almost all silent during the minute's silence for the Queen at Anfield tonight.The Reds held a period of silence for the late monarch, who died last Thursday, before their Champions League tie against Ajax this evening. Hardly any of the club's supporters failed to observe the gesture and could not be heard booing on TV.

Liverpool this season.The Reds have made a slow start to the new season, with their problems confounded by a 4-1 mauling by Napoli in their Champions League opener last Wednesday. Following the defeat in Italy, Jurgen Klopp and his players have come under fire from fans and pundits, including talkSPORT host Jason Cundy.The former Chelsea midfielder exclaimed during a recent show, via SportBible: “Klopp, you look at what he’s done at Borussia Dortmund and how his career ended there, it’s happening again at Liverpool.READ MORE: Jesse Lingard and Liverpool ace Darwin Nunez pictured together at tattoo parlour“Liverpool right now are spiralling out of control. They are not the same team.