Pep Guardiola goes "full Jurgen Klopp" with abysmal excuse for Crystal Palace draw

Kim, Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian are opening up like never before about their romantic relationships in an upcoming ABC primetime special ahead of their new Hulu reality series, .The reality TV stars sat down with co-anchor Robin Roberts for an in-depth interview in which the sisters talk about their respective relationships, careers and more. In a preview clip of the interview, Kim says, «It's hard to live your life on a reality show and then say, 'I want certain things to be private.'»When the clip cuts to Roberts asking Kim, «Do you feel that as much as you've accomplished, you're still fighting for respect?,» Kim responds, «Absolutely.» The preview clip then segues to a subject that, at times, can be touchy -- relationships.Khloé is asked about her relationship with ex Tristan Thompson.

Ballet is speaking to Chris Pine.

New details have emerged about the night of Ezra Miller’s arrest — and it’s even more concerning than we initially thought.

Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reportedly said "I haven't played for weeks" after he was substituted during Jurgen Klopp's side's victory over Nottingham Forest. The former Arsenal central midfielder was deployed on the right side of a three-man midfield during the Reds’ 1-0 away victory over Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup semi-final.

Liverpool set up a mouthwatering FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City after edging past Nottingham Forest at the City Ground. Diogo Jota scored the decisive goal for the Reds in Jurgen Klopp's first quarter-final in charge of the competition. The Reds lived on the edge as Steve Cooper's Forest side put up a strong fight.But ultimately, the quality of Klopp's men shone through and they are still on course for an incredible quadruple challenge.

Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Andrew Robertson is suffering from illness – raising questions if he will make Scotland's forthcoming World-Cup warm up match with Poland.

Your Manchester United morning headlines for Sunday, March 20.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp sent warnings to Manchester City as well as his own team following their win over Arsenal that provided another twist in the title race.

Jurgen Klopp insists Mohamed Salah’s contract stand-off won’t derail Liverpool’s Premier League title charge.The Kop forward has yet to agree a new deal with his current one set to expire in 2023. The club and the player are at a stand-off over his wage demands. Last week, Klopp spoke about how the club has done all it can in discussions and it is now down to Salah which prompted the player’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, to post laughing emojis on Twitter.

Manchester City fans couldn't be happier with Pep Guardiola as he named what many consider his strongest side against Crystal Palace.

Pep Guardiola's side travel to Selhurst Park tonight looking to reopen their six-point gap at the top of the Premier League table.

Manchester City will be looking to extend their lead at the top when they travel to Selhurst Park against Crystal Palace after Liverpool picked up another three points this weekend.

Manchester City are preparing for a trip down to the capital tonight (Monday) where they will face Crystal Palace.

Liverpool expect Manchester City to take maximum points from their remaining 10 games, manager Jurgen Klopp admits.

Yaya Toure, Edin Dzeko, Raheem Sterling and Sergio Agüero have all stepped up with huge goals at Selhurst Park for Manchester City in previous title run-in’s – so it is now time for a member of the current crop to do the same.

Liverpool continued to pile the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester City with a comfortable 2-0 win over Brighton on Saturday.The Reds maintained their relentless run in the league, claiming an eighth successive win to cut City's lead down to a mere three points.Luiz Diaz opened the scoring at the AMEX less than 20 minutes into the contest, heading home after the Premier League's Player of the Month for February, Joel Matip, floated one in behind Brighton's backline.The Colombian courageously nodded past onrushing Seagulls stopper Robert Sanchez, who was lucky to escape punishment after clattering the Liverpool forward.Mohamed Salah then converted a second-half penalty to clinch a comfortable victory after Brighton's Yves Bissouma blocked Naby Keita's goal-bound effort with his hand.Here, Daily Star Sport takes a closer look at what Jurgen Klopp got right against Brighton on a beautiful day on the south coast.Diaz's has made a seamless transition to Premier League football since his £50million arrival from Porto, even if he claims otherwise.The Colombian told BT Sport prior to Saturday's match that his start has been far from "easy" but it's fair to say he's made quite the impact.Klopp opted to drop him to the bench for Liverpool's 1-0 midweek Champions League defeat to Inter Milan and his absence was glaring.At the AMEX, however, Diaz was in from the off and the German's decision to recall his new recruit was justified.It took the 25-year-old less than 20 minutes to make his mark, racing in behind Brighton's backline before bravely glancing a header past the onrushing Sanchez.The goal was Diaz's second in Liverpool colours and you get the impression there's plenty more to come.Will Liverpool be crowned Premier

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was caught screaming in anger at Mohamed Salah after he had missed a chance against Brighton.Salah was bearing down on goal in the first-half after racing into the box but had his effort saved by goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.Klopp went mad on the sidelines as he thought his star man should have squared the ball across the box for team-mate Luis Diaz, who had already given the Reds a 1-0 lead in the Premier League clash.The German manager appeared to be shouting "pass the ball" at Salah as he wildly swung his arms about in frustration.Liverpool fans weren't happy with Klopp's actions as they sided with their Egyptian King."Salah had every right to shoot from where he did btw, there was no pass on at any stage. Klopp shouldn’t have had a go at him there," one argued.Another commented: "Klopp lashing out on Salah for not passing when he had a clear sight of goal and two defenders obstructing a passing option is embarrassing."Would you say Salah is selfish? Let us know in the comments section.Other supporters suggested the drama surrounding Salah's contract renewal was the reason behind it.One wrote: "Exactly who was he supposed to pass to?? If Klopp is annoyed at this situation, he should've benched him.

Pep Guardiola wasn't best pleased with Kyle Walker in Tuesday’s pre-Champions League press conference, but the right-back will have a chance to restore his manager’s faith with a level-headed performance against Crystal Palace on Monday night.

Mohamed Salah's agent has been left in hysterics by Jurgen Klopp's claim that Liverpool 'have done all they can do' to try and convince him to sign a new contract.The Premier League winning boss has offered little information into the details behind the failure to agree a deal - and laid the blame at the door of the player on Friday (March 11).Salah, who has scored 152 goals across 237 games for the club and played a key role in bringing them back to the top table of European football, will enter the final year of his deal this summer.Following Klopp's latest update, Salah's agent Ramy Abbas Issa tweeted out seven laughing face emojis - which fans quickly acknowledged were in relation to the German."Mo definitely expects this club to be ambitious," Klopp told reporters when asked about talks over Salah's new deal and what he might expect from the club."We were in the last few years and we are. We cannot do much more, that's how it is. But I don't think it's about that."It's Mo's decision pretty much.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp agrees "100 per cent" with the UK Government's sanctions on Roman Abramovich.The Russian oligarch had his assets frozen on Thursday (March 10) which sent Chelsea, who he has owned since 2003, into a state of crisis.The Blues were able to proceed with their Premier League fixture against Norwich but there are serious concerns about matters off the pitch.Klopp has spoken out in support of the decision while also expressing his sympathy for those involved with the club, including his fellow German manager Thomas Tuchel."Thomas and I, we know each other, but we are not that close that we chat," he said."I feel for him and the players and all the employees at Chelsea because it's nothing they are responsible for but what happens around."One man is responsible for that and it's Vladimir Putin in the first place. "I don't know about Roman Abramovich's role in all these kind of things but over the years you could guess that maybe he's pretty close."And I then I think what the British government did is right to be 100 per cent honest but it is still not cool for all the people at Chelsea and all the supporters.What do you make of Klopp's comments? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Pep Guardiola is keeping his fingers crossed that Manchester City's injury situation will improve in time for Crystal Palace.