New Man Utd man Antony headbutted Liverpool's Darwin Nunez in shocking CL incident

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.

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.

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.

Premier League is full of surprises and the 2022/23 campaign has been no different. Who would have thought that Liverpool would remain winless for three games, that Brentford would thump Manchester United - or that a manager of a newly-promoted side would be sacked after just four matches? But that’s all happened, in what has so far been a rollercoaster season. Scott Parker had to pack his bags and say ‘goodbye’ to his squad and leave rather prematurely in the season.

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 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.

Southampton wasn't nearly as emphatic or impressive as their win over Liverpool five days ago, but getting three points is all Manchester United will care about, and rightly so.Bruno Fernandes' sumptuous volley opened the scoring for the Red Devils, crucially breaking the deadlock after a lacklustre first half display. Just like against Liverpool, United were under the cosh for much of the second period, though managed to hold onto their lead.Here, Daily Star Sport runs through the three things Erik ten Hag got right at St Mary's as United climb back into the top half of the Premier League.READ MORE: Antony slams Ajax in incredible interview demanding they let him join Man UtdHe'd have been mad not to! After the scintillating performance his players produced against Liverpool, every single one of them deserved to start this afternoon.Ten Hag made some big calls on Monday, namely dropping Cristiano Ronaldo and captain Harry Maguire, and he stuck to his guns again today, opting for the same youthful exuberance that so fluidly opened up Jurgen Klopp's side up on Monday.It wasn't the best of team performances, but the likes of Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Elanga and Lisandro Martinez are all looking fitter, sharper and happier - and they've got Ten Hag's faith in them to thank for that.Sum up Manchester United's performance today in one word in the comments section below.United didn't splash £60million on Casemiro just to leave him on the bench! Ten Hag might have been wise to keep an unchanged side, but he was wiser still to realise when the game needed the Brazilian's energetic tenacity and defensive astuteness.With the visitors holding on to a narrow 1-0 lead, Casemiro was introduced.

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.

Liverpool have been absolutely dynamite in the transfer market under Jurgen Klopp.Naby Keita aside, they've pretty much nailed every single one of their big money signings, and they've managed to do a fair bit of shafting when letting their players leave too.Their primary victim (aside from Barcelona) has been Bournemouth, who they've managed to swindled out of more than £40million over the past few years.That might not sound like an awful lot, but when you consider who the players were, it was arguably verging on daylight robbery. But how have the Liverpool cast-offs fared since? Let's find out.READ MORE: Jurgen Klopp confirms Liverpool will sign new midfielder and says 'I was wrong'Jordon Ibe was once seen as the successor to Raheem Sterling, though would end up leaving the Reds a year after Sterling's multi-million pound move to Manchester City, joining Bournemouth for a club-record £15million.He made 26 appearances in his debut campaign at the Vitality Stadium, scoring a whopping zero goals, and after underperforming again in his second season he dropped out of the first team.Ibe left the club on free when his contract expired in 2020 and joined Derby, though made just one appearance all season amid a battle with depression.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admitted he was “wrong” when he previously said his side did not need to sign a new midfielder.The German has previously been very coy in the face of questions about his side’s lack of depth, particularly in the midfield areas where they have lost the likes of Thiago Alcantara to injury. It is one factor that has seen them start the new Premier League campaign with two draws and one loss this campaign.Liverpool host Bournemouth at Anfield in what is a must win match for the Reds, if they are to have any hope of challenging for the title.

Conor Bradley revealed that Jurgen Klopp has kept in touch with him during his loan spell at Bolton Wanderers from Liverpool as he admits it has been a step-up playing in League One from under-23s football.

Liverpool fans could be looking nervously over their shoulder as Jurgen Klopp's 'seven-season curse' could haunt the Reds after their dismal start to the season.Last season's runners-up currently find themselves 16th - and without a win after two draws and a loss. And it seems to be the story of Klopp's career, with the German also struggling in his seventh season at Mainz and Borussia Dortmund.Klopp's seventh season at his previous two jobs has proved to be his last.

A week can be a long time in football.