Pep Guardiola hits back at Jurgen Klopp comments with defiant challenge to Man City spending critics

The Good Boss, Fernando León de Aranoa’s comedy-drama starring Javier Bardem, dominated Spain’s top film prizes this year, The Goyas, collecting six awards including Best Picture.

plastic surgery on Facebook is the second to be hit by a lawsuit from the same surgeon.Jasmin Harley, 37, has found herself locked in a legal battle and too stressed to work after receiving a court writ claiming that comments she made online were defamatory.The Daily Star reported last summer how Dr Anh Nguyen took legal action against former patient Rebecca Hinsley who complained about her breast augmentation on the Facebook pages Tummy Tuck Western Australia and Botched Surgery Support Group.Dr Nguyen claims she had been defamed by both Ms Hinsley and Jasmin whose mental health has nose-dived since becoming embroiled in a legal row.Jasmin from Perth, Western Australia, got her first boob job in April 2017 but her smooth implants failed to hold the tissue and within six months, her breasts were 'near her knees again'. Over a year later Jasmin had revision surgery to "fix it" but claims her new implants were not what she asked for and her arms formed fat pockets as a result of excess skin removal.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s criticism of the Premier League’s new laws on awarding fouls after Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by Southampton.Solskjaer’s side were unable to secure all three points away against the Saints with the United boss claiming there should have been a foul awarded for Jack Stephens’ challenge on Bruno Fernandes in the lead up to Southampton’s goal.This follows earlier criticism made by Jurgen Klopp towards the more lenient stance referees are taking towards challenges this season, with the Liverpool manager saying it was a ‘backwards’ step.But Gary Lineker has voiced his disapproval towards Solskjaer’s comments calling for referees to prevent injury risks to his players.Speaking after the draw on Sunday,

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Jurgen Klopp may no longer need to wear his trademark glasses, but he still did not like what he saw from Sean Dyche’s Burnley side. The Reds looked better than ever, as they comprehensively beat the Clarets 2-0 at Anfield, courtesy of goals from Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane.

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Daily Star Sport looks at what the Kop boss got right at Anfield on Saturday.Klopp kept his faith in Diogo Jota leading the line again for Liverpool - and the Portuguese ace repaid him with another goal.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has a decision to make when he chooses his frontline when they take on Burnley this weekend.The Reds are looking to reclaim their Premier League crown a season after losing it when they toiled at times in the table.A brilliant patch of late form saw them clinch a spot in the top four but the success that Klopp has brought them in recent seasons has made that a bittersweet victory.The fans are desperate to see them back at the top of the pile again after waiting so long to taste a league title.This afternoon will be the first time many supporters will see their team since they won the Premier League - and so much has happened since then.Most recently, the ease with which Liverpool tore through Norwich on the

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Jurgen Klopp admits he doesn't need to motivate Mo Salah by telling him he can become a Liverpool legend.The Kop boss instead believes the Egyptian ace is fired up by breaking goalscoring records.Salah, 29, became the first player in the Premier League to score on five consecutive opening weekends with his strike at Norwich last season.He is just two shy of 100 goals in the Premier League after just 159 appearances ahead of today's clash with Burnley.“Sure he is aware of all these things but he is fine,” said Klopp.“He enjoys the time here.“Breaking records is great and the records he has broken already is absolutely insane.“I didn't know last week that

Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson has returned to training only a week after sustaining what appeared to be a serious ankle injury.The Scot played in Liverpool’s pre-season friendly against Athletic Bilbao nine days ago where he was taken off as the Reds drew.Robertson, 27, attempted to block a cross when the impact of the ball resulted in him landing awkwardly and rolling his ankle.And fans expected the worst when he was seen after with a boot and crutches, but he seems to have now made a miraculous recovery after the club posted a photo of him jogging on Tuesday.The left-back did not required to have surgery, though it was not expected that he would be back training as quickly as he has.Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp had said

Steven Gerrard. The TV adventurer, famous for climbing Mount Everest, rowing the Atlantic and racing across Antarctica to the South Pole, was recently asked by Jurgen Klopp to attend Liverpool’s pre-season training camp in Switzerland.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has fired a shot at Liverpool's owners FSG over their lack of spending this summer.Despite an underwhelming season last time out, Jurgen Klopp's only acquisition this summer has been the £36m capture of Ibrahima Konate from RB Leipzig to beef up his defence.By contrast, Premier League champions City splashed over £100m to bring in Jack Grealish and add even more firepower to their attack.That backs up the £145m the Sky Blues spent the year before, with the likes of Rúben Dias and Ferran Torres proving to be quality additions.Liverpool lost Gini Wijnaldum earlier this summer, who has been a key player for the Reds for a number of years in midfield, with no replacement seemingly on the horizon.And

Liverpool raced out of the blocks with a dominant 3-0 victory over Norwich in the Premier League opener. Goals from Diogo Jota, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah ensured a comfortable start at Carrow Road.Jota fired the Reds into the lead after inadvertently being played through by star man Salah.

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Premier League this weekend but the Liverpool boss will still have his phone on for any transfer calls.The Reds have made just one major signing this summer though continue to be linked with a number of new names.Anfield chiefs have instead focuses on tying down some star players to longer contracts, including Alisson and Fabinho.Liverpool get their season underway against Norwich on Saturday evening before hosting Burnley next weekend.They may just have a new face through the door by then with Daily Star Sport rounding up the best of the transfer news.Liverpool continue to hunt West Ham star Jarrod Bowen, with some calling the winger the 'new Mohamed Salah'.It's claimed by the Athletic that Bowen ticks a lot of Jurgen Klopp's boxes and

Premier League fans have voted for the best atmosphere in the league - and it is Manchester United vs Liverpool for top spot.The 2021/22 season kicks off Friday evening as promoted side Brentford host three-time champions Arsenal.It will be the first time English top-flight football is played at the Brentford Community Stadium, with a full crowd expected to be cheering the sides on.But fans are expecting that it will not be the best atmosphere that is experienced during the campaign.Betfair have compiled results of a pre-season survey asking 1,003 supporters for a variety of predictions via YouGov.

Who can forget the time when the Late Late Show delivered a classic Roy Keane moment when 10-year-old Daragh Curley joined Ryan Tubridy in studio to talk about his monumental week.

Jurgen Klopp has reassured Liverpool fans that Andrew Robertson's ankle injury is not as bad as first feared, insisting they "got lucky".Robertson was forced off during the Reds' pre-season friendly against Athletic Bilbao on Sunday after appearing to twist his ankle in gruesome fashion.The Scotland international sustained the problem while trying to block a cross, leaving him holding his face in pain before hobbling off in front of a concerned Anfield crowd.Liverpool supporters feared the worst when seeing replays of the nasty injury, which will definitely rule him out of Saturday's Premier League opener away at Norwich.However, Klopp has provided a positive update on Robertson's fitness, suggesting he could even return after the next

Liverpool supporters believe that Harvey Elliott's inclusion against Athletic Bilbao on Sunday could mean he is set to start for the Reds next Saturday against Norwich City.They begin their Premier League campaign away to the newly promoted Canaries, hoping to improve on last season's underwhelming title defence.Elliott has featured in four friendlies so far this summer having returned to Merseyside after impressing on loan at Blackburn Rovers last season.Many supporters now hope that he could be a key member of the first team squad this season as he starts in midfield on Sunday alongside James Milner and Naby Keita.Plenty of fans were quick to react to the line-up on social media, questioning if the strong line-up was an indication of how