Furious Mohamed Salah blanks Jurgen Klopp after early Liverpool substitution

Liverpool are reaping the rewards of having fierce competition for places in attack this season, says Manchester United legend Paul Scholes. The Reds ensured they remain level on points with Premier League leaders Tottenham on Sunday, with goals from Mohamed Salah, Georginio Wijnaldum, Joel Matip and Nelson Semedo’s own goal handing them a 4-0 victory over Wolves at Anfield.

Liverpool moved back level on points with Tottenham at the top of the Premier League after a comfortable 4-0 win over Wolves.

Former Liverpool defender Connor Randall felt "ashamed" and "embarrassed" as he was hooked at half-time in his final appearance for the club.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has continued his war of words with Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder.

Liverpool’s biggest title rivals this season.The Reds are having another strong season, and have lost just once this term, putting them in a commanding position.They trail Tottenham and Chelsea going into Sunday’s Premier League fixtures.And Klopp admits that those clubs are in a brilliant position to mount a title charge, especially the Blues.“I don’t feel in this moment that we chase anybody or somebody chases us,” said the German.“If I watch football games then I see that Tottenham is obviously doing pretty well, that Chelsea for me in the moment looks like the favourite – bigger squad, great players, play football.“Now they are full in and have unbelievable opportunities to change between the games and from one game to the other.“That’s

Jurgen Klopp and Andy Robertson will be very wary of the threat Adama Traore poses as Liverpool host Wolves on Sunday night.

Andy Robertson and Jordan Henderson are expected to overcome slight injuries sustained on Tuesday in time for Liverpool's home clash with Wolves.

Liverpool are eyeing up a double swoop for RB Leipzig duo Dayot Upamecano and Ibrahima Konate, according to reports.Jurgen Klopp is in need of defensive reinforcements at the turn of the year, having lost first-choice centre-back pairing Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez to injury for the rest of the season.Joel Matip is the only senior centre-half at his disposal, with academy stars Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams, along with midfielder Fabinho, filling in at the back in recent outings.But according to Bild, Klopp is keen to add both Upamecano and Konate to his ranks in the January transfer window.Upamecano, 22, is widely considered one of the most promising young defenders in European football after racking up 118 appearance in his time at

Liverpool could welcome back two of their injured stars for Sunday's Premier League clash with Wolves at Anfield, with further good news on the way.

Liverpool's injury woes this season may force them into the January transfer window as they seek reinforcements.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo has revealed that he disagrees with Jurgen Klopp that five substitutes should be allowed in the Premier League.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Liverpool star Diogo Jota has surpassed the expectations of his team-mates after a string of impressive performances this season.That is according to Reds midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum, who has heaped praise on his new pal.Jota has scored nine goals already this term since making a £41m switch from Wolves in the summer.The Portugal international has caused Jurgen Klopp serious headaches with his attack, making him rethink the deadly trio of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.And Wijnaldum admits that he was way off with his expectations about how well Jota would fare on Merseyside.“I’m really impressed because I already knew how good he was, but now I

Jurgen Klopp has provided a positive update on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who is looking "really promising" as he steps up his rehabilitation at Liverpool's AXA Training Centre.

Liverpool did their best transfer business under the radar this summer, with Diogo Jota having been a hit since his £40million move from Wolves.

Jurgen Klopp insists this season is not about setting targets or records to break as Liverpool look to retain their Premier League title. Klopp has his side second in the table and already through to the Champions League knockout stages with a game to spare.

Trent Alexander-Arnold is winning his battle to be fit for Liverpool's clash with Wolves on Sunday.

Jurgen Klopp has hinted Caoimhin Kelleher may make his Premier League debut after his impressive performance in Liverpool's win over Ajax.

straight to your inbox every day for freeLiverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has hit back at Gary Neville in the continuing debate about the three substitution rule. Former Manchester United defender Neville, now a prominent pundit on Sky Sports, believes the current situation - reduced from five to three after special measures were introduced for Project Restart last term - is making the division 'more competitive'.

Georginio Wijnaldum has been warned to consider the decisions made by Emre Can before making a call on his Liverpool future.

Liverpool striker Michael Owen has named Diogo Jota as the signing of the season so far, after the forward's impressive start to life at Anfield. Jota has netted nine goals in fifteen appearances in all competitions for the Reds since making a £41m move from Wolves over the summer.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is hoping fans do not moan at his stars on their return to Anfield this weekend.Up to 2000 home supporters will be in attendance as the Reds take on Wolves on Sunday with fans allowed back in for the first time since March amid the coronavirus pandemic.It means Liverpool fans will be able to watch their team for the first time since they were crowned Premier League champions last season.And Klopp hopes spirits remain high even if a pass or two goes astray with the Reds currently second in the table.The boss said: "I hope it will great for all of us. As a player I played in front of 2000 they were not always in a good mood.“After that break I think our fans will be in the best shape.