Liverpool player ratings as Reds pay VAR penalty with draw at Brighton

Piers Morgan will be targeting the woke in his new talk show.

Serena Williams, 40, and her daughter Olympia, 4, recently turned heads when they were spotted walking in Milan, Italy for the city’s Milan Fashion Week. The tennis champ was wheeling a piece of luggage, which the adorable tot sat on, while being photographed during the memorable moment and wore a black sweatshirt, black leggings, and white sneakers. She also had her curly hair down and carried a purse across her body as she showed off her comfortable style.

Ralf Rangnick admitted Manchester United are not clinical enough after they were held to a demoralising draw by 19th-placed Watford at Old Trafford.

Chelsea Handler never looked better at 47. And she wanted to let the world see!The comedian took to Instagram on Friday and shared a video showing her skiing topless in Whistler, Canada to celebrate her birthday. She wore her underwear and a pair of knee-high socks while U.S.

Liz Hurley, 56, tore the ligaments in her left ankle while she was filming in the Caribbean at Christmas time last year.The model has taken to Instagram to share a health update after becoming a "slug" due to the painful injury.Liz has shared a health update from a medical health resort in Austria.She posted a series of two pictures from the picturesque location, along with a lengthy message about her injury.The model penned in view of her 2.3 million followers: "I tore the ligaments in my left ankle whilst filming in the Caribbean in November."Lying on the sofa for two months, followed by a month of limping around in an air boot, meant that I basically became a slug.A post shared by Elizabeth Hurley (@elizabethhurley1)"I don’t weigh myself but my jeans were objecting violently to being done up so something had to be done."Still not really able to put much pressure on my foot, meaning not much exercise, and a new movie looming, I decided to return to @vivamayrmariawoerth - a wellness spa in Austria."I’m here now and shall report back!"Many social media users took to the comments to share their thoughts on Liz's health issues over recent months and offer support.Thejonnymack said: "Hoping that you get some much needed rest and relaxation."Best of luck on the new projects."Mikeelmimage added: "You look amazing; enjoy your stay! Can't wait to see the result."Wintersallan74 commented: "Get well soon and take it easy with the ankle."Looks beautiful where you are xx."Liz was spotted out and about with her son Damian last week as she attended Joan Collins 88th birthday bash.She looked sensational in a plunging red gown, showing off her assets and enviable waist.The dress featured sequin detailing on its halterneck, with cut out

A gatecrasher slashed a stranger's wrist with a garden trowel and yelled: "I'm going to kill you with this".

The family of a young woman with incurable breast cancer say they wished they'd been 'more pushy' amid claims her concerns were dismissed.

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.

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

Liverpool conceded a late penalty against Brighton. The Scot was adjudged to have brought down Danny Welbeck in the box in the 92nd minute.The decision came after the referee reviewed the decision on the pitchside monitor and sparked complaints by Liverpool players after the match.Robertson slammed the decision after the game and then in the pre-match press conference ahead of Ajax this week.But the defender also then spoke to obscure Brazilian outlet Esporte Interativo on Monday about the incident, which he was clearly still fuming about.“It’s probably not up to us who are playing in the game.

Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson believes VAR has taken something away from football after the controversial decision to award Brighton a penalty on Saturday.

Andy Robertson admits fans are at risk of falling out of love with football due to games being "constantly in review on a screen".

straight to your inboxManchester City fans believe James Milner and Liverpool are in no position to fume with decisions made by VAR this season. Liverpool took the lead in Saturday's meeting with Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota and had two goals rightly disallowed for offside.In the closing stages, Andy Robertson made contact with Danny Welbeck when attempting to clear the ball and referee Stuart Atwell pointed to the spot after reviewing the incident on the pitch side monitor.

Liverpool player to question the use of VAR following Liverpool’s controversial 1-1 draw with Brighton.

Andy Robertson has called on the Premier League to take its players into consideration after VAR overshadowed Liverpool's draw with Brighton. The English champions had two goals chopped off for offside on the south coast before Diogo Jota put them in front on the hour mark.Brighton nicked a point deep into stoppage time, however, when the technology flagged up a foul from Robertson on Danny Welbeck in the area.A debate ensued over whether the referee had made a 'clear and obvious error' by missing the kick but he eventually pointed to the spot and Pascal Gross converted.The stop-start game was also marred by a number of injuries with Neal Maupay and James Milner both forced off with hamstring problems.

Andy Robertson has become the latest Liverpool player to question VAR in it’s current form after he conceded a stoppage-time penalty against Brighton.

Liverpool are back at the Premier League summit despite Andy Robertson landing them in a spot of bother at the death against Brighton.Portuguese ace Diogo Jota’s ninth goal since his summer switch from Wolves appeared to have secured the Reds a sixth victory on the bounce at the Amex Stadium.But that was before Robertson missed the ball with an attempted clearance in added time, catching Danny Welbeck’s foot in the process.There were no appeals and, initially, no whistle from referee Stuart Attwell either.

Liverpool were denied a win at Brighton.

Pascal Gross netted a debatable injury-time penalty for Brighton to deny Liverpool three points in a 1-1 draw at the Amex.

Scotland skipper led from the front as Steve Clarke’s side slaughtered Serbia and ended an exhausting 22-year wait to reach a major finals.Robertson had spoken about lifting the covid-scunnered nation’s spirits on the football pitch. Five million smiles is what he targeted.