Five managers sacked after losing to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool just like Scott Parker

Gary Neville has predicted his top-four battle and reckons Liverpool could be one of the teams to drop out of a Champions League spot.It has been a tough start to the season for the Reds, who are contending with the loss of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich in the transfer window. It took the Reds four games until they landed their first win this campaign - though it was a 9-0 demolition of Bournemouth.Since then, Jurgen Klopp saw his side land a 97th-minute winner against Newcastle before drawing 0-0 against Everton.

Premier League manager to face the sack, but he certainly won't be leaving Leicester empty handed if they decide to pull the plug.Scott Parker became the first managerial casualty of the season shortly after Bournemouth were thumped 9-0 by Liverpool, but he could be followed by either Rodgers or Steven Gerrard in the coming weeks. Both Rodgers and Gerrard are under increasing pressure due to poor starts, and the pair face one another on Saturday.Leicester's clash against Aston Villa has been labelled as 'El Sackio' by fans, with both teams at the wrong end of the Premier League table.

Manchester United star Lisandro Martinez has been blamed for Mohamed Salah's poor Liverpool form.

Everton's new hero Amadou Onana has hit out at VAR after Virgil van Dijk escaped a red card for a challenge in the Merseyside Derby.Onana was on the end of a high challenge from the Dutchman that saw him writhing on the ground in pain. However, Van Dijk escaped the incident with just a yellow card, but Onana thought he should have received a tougher punishment.The Belgian posted on his Instagram story: "Imma leave this here... VAR," with an image of the challenge.

Jurgen Klopp has branded the Everton fan that threw a bottle at him "an idiot" after fearing that it was initially a glass bottle that was aimed at him. It came after Conor Coady scored, though the goal was ruled out for offside moments later in the Merseyside derby which ended up 0-0. At Goodison Park, there was a typically boisterous atmosphere but one supporter decided to take it too far.

Everton fan in a fit of giggles at Goodison Park on Saturday lunchtime. Liverpool made the short journey across Stanley Park looking to make it three wins in a row but met a resilient Frank Lampard outfit. Nunez was reinstated to the starting line-up after serving a three-match ban for his headbutt on Joachim Andersen.

Liverpool were able to find a way past their opposing goalkeepers. As expected, Liverpool enjoyed the Lion’s share of possession, but Frank Lampard’s side began the game with greater scoring intent. Tom Davies rattled the post with a graceful outside of the boot effort, after Virgil van Dijk blocked an effort from Neal Maupay.

Liverpool starlet Harvey Elliott for his “nice arrogance” with the midfielder impressing during the Merseyside derby.Liverpool made the short trip to Goodison Park to face bitter rivals Everton on Saturday afternoon. And starting in midfield was 19-year-old Elliott, who has made six appearances for the Reds in the league already this season.

Liverpool supporters have been left underwhelmed by their Deadline Day signing of Juventus midfielder Arthur Melo who joins on a season-song loan deal with an option to buy.Jurgen Klopp was on the lookout for a midfielder following recent injury concerns despite the club usually refraining from doing business on the final day of the window. With Brazil international Melo the man chosen to move to Anfield and help out, many fans have been left feeling like they may needed a bit more reinforcement. READ MORE: Liverpool vs Newcastle added time explained after Fabio Carvalho's 98th minute winner One fan wrote: "Now announce a real signing.

Newcastle United bench following Liverpool's last-gasp winner on Wednesday evening (August 31).Jurgen Klopp's side recorded a second successive Premier League victory thanks to Fabio Carvalho's late winner. New Toon forward Alexander Isak, who this week joined from Real Sociedad for £58million, handed the away side the advantage by rifling the ball in at the near post before Roberto Firmino levelled the scores with an inch-perfect finish into the corner.In a highly-frustrating contest, Newcastle's time-wasting antics enraged the Anfield crowd and the match was seemingly headed for a draw.READ MORE: Meet Arthur Melo's flexible model girlfriend who is also dentist and keen poker playerHowever, Newcastle's gamesmanship came back to haunt them in the 98th minute when Carvalho crashed in the winner off the underside of the crossbar, despite only five minutes of stoppage time being signalled by fourth official David Coote.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and defender Trent Alexander-Arnold have both given exciting verdicts of new Bolton Wanderers signing Owen Beck.

Jurgen Klopp ’s team moments before the two benches confronted each other on the sidelines. A tetchy affair between the two sides ended with Liverpool securing all three points, courtesy of Fabio Carvalho’s 98th minute winner.

Manchester United for the same lofty price tag. Antony was still an Ajax player and Nunez was serving a three-match suspension for, ironically, nutting Crystal Palace defender Joachim Anderson, when Jurgen Klopp's side lost 2-1 at Old Trafford less than a fortnight ago.

Liverpool are still in the hunt to bolster their squad. The Reds have had a mixed start to the 2022/23 Premier League campaign, dropping points to Fulham and Crystal Palace before losing to old rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford.

Scott Parker not getting a chance to recover from Bournemouth's 9-0 defeat against Liverpool - Daily Star Sport has taken a look at eight of the most brutal sackings in history. READ MORE: Scott Parker sacked by Bournemouth after record 9-0 thumping by Liverpool In terms of their most recent result - Parker is one manager who can't have any complaints about his dismissal until looking at the bigger picture.The former England midfielder left Fulham to take over at a relegated side in the form of the Cherries and guided them back to the Premier League with automatic promotion in his first season.Were Bournemouth right to sack Scott Parker? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Having beaten Aston Villa, Bournemouth have only lost to Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool, two of which were away from home.Although it might well have been his comments about the ambition at the club that got him the sack, Ralph Hasenhuttl has proved that 9-0 defeats are not always terminal.Tony Adams was dismissed from his role as Portsmouth manager back in 2009 - and informed via phone call while at his son's fifth birthday party.Adams left the club 16th in the table having won just four of his 22 matches in charge and falling out with executive chairman Peter Storrie.Adams told The News of getting the call at his Cotswold home: "I said to Peter: 'I’m not going to drive all the way there for you to tell me directly I haven’t got a job any more'."It’s kind of what I wanted anyway, it was only a matter of time." Gus Poyet found out about his sacking by Brighton and Hove Albion while covering Spain's Confederations Cup match with Nigeria live on BBC Sport.

Liverpool starlet Harvey Elliott broke down in tears during his interview after beating Bournemouth 9-0 in Saturday’s Premier League clash.The 19-year-old scored his first league goal for the club in an emphatic win in front of the Anfield faithful. His long ranged strike came after just six minutes of play to double the Reds’ lead, but Elliott looked visibly emotional as he celebrated by pointing to the sky before being quickly surrounded by teammates.

Liverpool's 9-0 demolition of Scott Parker's Bournemouth at Anfield - proving some of his biggest doubters wrong. The 23-year-old right-back, who had been criticised for his performances against Fulham, Crystal Palace and Manchester United, scored the third for Jurgen Klopp's men in some style. Picking up the ball after a crisp one-two with star performer Roberto Firmino, Alexander-Arnold smashed the ball from range into the far corner past a despairing Mark Travers. READ MORE: FPL players fume as Liverpool win 9-0 but Mo Salah doesn't get single goal or assist Having then pulled out a perfect 'so what' celebration, he then posted a snap of that reaction on social media after talking through his goal.He had said: "Me and Bobby played a nice one-two and I just felt myself creeping to the edge of the box.

Liverpool equalled the all-time Premier League record for the biggest ever win after demolishing Bournemouth 9-0 at Anfield. Jurgen Klopp's side dominated from start to finish as Scott Parker's Cherries were given a traumatising reality check in their fourth game since being promoted from the Championship.Luis Diaz set the tone for the rest of the afternoon after netting just three minutes into the match.

Glenn Hoddle has inferred that Liverpool have already slipped up by giving Manchester City a five-point head start in the Premier League title race at the beginning of the new season.