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Premier League assists record for a defender next season.Liverpool's left-back is currently on 49 top-flight assists, with former Everton defender Baines four ahead of him on 53. It's likely Robertson, 28, will overtake him once the 2022/23 campaign gets underway, having currently played 202 less games.The Scot has registered 5, 11, 12, 7 and 10 league assists in his five seasons with Liverpool.

The linesman who appeared to elbow Scotland captain Andy Robertson during Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Arsenal has apologised.

Liverpool star Andrew Robertson has topped a list detailing the most popular Scottish players in the Premier League - collating almost double that of Scott McTominay in terms of Instagram followers.

Liverpool superstar Mo Salah will put rivalry aside by teaming up with Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez to join beIN SPORTS' World Cup punditry team next month.The Egyptian, who netted the winner in Liverpool's crucial 1-0 win over City on Sunday, will play no part in the tournament after his country were knocked out by a Sadio Mane-led Senegal side in a penalty shootout during the final qualifying round.Mahrez's Algeria fell at the final hurdle too, freeing both players up for an unlikely TV partnership.There are few clubs likely to have as many players featuring at the World Cup as Liverpool and City, meaning that Salah and Mahrez will have plenty of opportunity to analyse their team-mates.READ MORE: Lip reader pinpoints Mohamed Salah and Pep Guardiola's private chat after final whistleThe domestic calendar will break for around a month-and-a-half in mid-November before returning just after Christmas following the conclusion of the World Cup.Salah and Mahrez aren't the only high profile Premier League stars to be missing out on the tournament, with the likes of Erling Haaland, Martin Odegaard, Luis Diaz, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Jorginho, Hakim Ziyech, Dejan Kulusevski and Andrew Robertson all failing to qualify, and several other big names absent through injury.If Salah and Mahrez swapped clubs who would have more success? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.After making a slow start to the season, Salah has burst into life in Liverpool's last two matches, netting a stunning seven-minute hat-trick against Rangers in the Champions League before following it up with a top-level performance against City at Anfield.Mahrez, meanwhile, has featured in all but two of his side's opening 10 league matches,

Gary Neville aimed a not-so-subtle dig at Jamie Carragher during Manchester City's dramatic 3-2 victory against Aston Villa.

As YouTube took its first step onto turf long controlled by television — upfronts week in New York — the Google-owned video operation released new research affirming its connection with viewers.

Jamie Carragher and Sky Sports' coverage of Sunday's Merseyside derby. The former Everton defender, 50, claimed that he had to switch the commentary due to the "bias" towards Liverpool during the Reds’ 2-0 win over his former club.

Liverpool winger Luis Diaz left fans in awe by performing a sublime ‘Rabona touch’ against Everton on Sunday.The Reds triumphed over their bitter rivals 2-0 to keep up their Premier League title challenge against Manchester City. Second-half goals by Andrew Robertson and Divock Origi secured all three points, but it was the introduction of Diaz after 60 minutes that gave Liverpool the boost they needed.Diaz provided the assist for Origi’s goal courtesy of an audacious overhead kick.

Manchester City fans have been expressing their disbelief that Everton weren't awarded a potentially crucial penalty against Liverpool.

Jamie Carragher echoed one of Gary Neville’s most iconic moments of commentary after Divock Origi headed Liverpool’s vital second goal against Everton. The beloved super-sub came off the bench to haunt the Toffees’ once again shortly after Andrew Robertson put Jurgen Klopp’s side into the lead.

Harry Maguire and said it's "not his fault he's not good enough" for Manchester United. Maguire has been a lightning rod for criticism recently as United have stuttered and stumbled in their bid to qualify for next season's Champions League. And although the entire team played poorly on Tuesday night's 4-0 defeat to Liverpool, Maguire once again bore the brunt of supporter anger.The 29-year-old could have done better for two of Liverpool's four goals, including the opener when he was caught out of position as Luis Diaz made it 1-0.

Liverpool's opening goal with some claiming the ball "swings out of play."The Reds took an early lead against Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley when centre-back Ibrahima Konate headed in from a corner kick. But football fans have been left baffled as one angle along the touchline shows the flight of the ball.Left-back Andrew Robertson swung his cross into the congested penalty area in the ninth minute, but the angle appears to show the ball going out of play according to some fans.

football fan has been left 'kicking himself' after he missed out on over £1,000 from a 'hasty' £5 bet during Sunday's Manchester City v Liverpool Premier League clash.Tom Haden placed an accumulator with Bet365 on the top-of-the-table clash - but missed out on a potential four-figure windfall after making a snap decision.The bloke placed the bet with five elements in the match: City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne to score; Liverpool striker Diogo Jota to score; Reds left-back Andrew Robertson to get booked, and Blues midfielder Bernardo Silva to receive a yellow card.De Bruyne opened the scoring after six minutes before Jota equalised after 13 minutes. Robertson was cautioned on 28 minutes and Silva followed him into the book five minutes before half-time.The final element of Tom’s bet was for the match to end in a draw.

A football fan says he is 'kicking himself' after he missed out on the chance to win over £1,000 from just a fiver when he 'cashed out' early on a bet during the big Manchester City v Liverpool game.

Paul Merson has picked his combined Liverpool and Manchester City XI ahead of their big clash on Sunday.But it's bad news for England star Trent Alexander-Arnold, who doesn't make the cut. Instead, former Arsenal and Three Lions forward Merse has gone for Kyle Walker - because he's a better defender.Merson went for Liverpool keeper Alisson in goal, with Walker joined by Virgil Van Dijk, Ruben Dias and Andrew Robertson at the back. He also picked an all-City midfield three of Bernardo Silva, Rodri and Kevin De Bruyne.

Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson had the perfect response to Benfica fans launching missiles and lighters at him in the Reds’ Champions League quarter-final tie on Tuesday night.Jurgen Klopp ’s side ran out worthy winners at the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon, beating the Primeira Liga side 3-1. Ibrahima Konate, Sadio Mane and Luis Diaz were all on the scoresheet for the Reds, whilst Manchester United target Darwin Nunez did give Benfica a glimmer of hope with a well-taken goal when his side were 2-0 down.

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.

Instagram earlier today to share her wardrobe mishap as she prepared to present Football Focus.The BBC presenter admitted she’d forgotten to bring a second jumper as she showed off the issue to her Instagram followers.Earlier today, the star shared the problem with her 1.3 million followers on her Instagram Stories.Appearing in a short clip, the star was left giggling as she reached up her arm to show the issue.Wearing a purple jumper dress, Alex revealed it had torn and left a hole in the armpit.In the video, she can be heard saying: “I’ve got a problem with my jumper today.”She then motioned for her fans to “shh” about the mishap.Alex captioned the clip: “I didn’t bring a spare jumper to set today.“Oh nooooo [laughing face emoji]” sic.“See if you can spot it on the show.”She also posted a photo of her getting her microphone put on as she shared a glimpse of her full look.The star looked fantastic in her purple ribbed jumper dress, which runs to mid calf.The gown is fastened with a zip running all the way up her front.She accessorised the look with black strappy heels.Alex captioned the snap: “Work time.”Every Saturday at midday, the former footballer hosts Football Focus on BBC One.She took over the job from Dan Walker last year, and has won rave reviews as its host.Today the star is joined by Ashley Williams and Nedum Onuoha to host.The team will be previewing a big weekend of football as well as interviewing stars.Alex Scott will be chatting to Antonio Conte about his time so far at Tottenham.She’ll also speak to Liverpool’s Andrew Robertson and Everton’s Donny Van De Beek.Alongside this, viewers will be able to see a feature on Arbroath and their season so far.

Jurgen Klopp showed why he is the boss as Liverpool claimed a 2-0 win against Inter Milan in the first-leg of their Champions League last-16 tie to all but book their place in the quarter-finals of the competition.The tie at the San Siro looked to be heading for a goalless draw until Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah popped up late on for the Reds.Firmino - who started the game on the bench but came on Diogo Jota at half-time - flicked home Andrew Robertson's corner to break the deadlock with 15 minutes remaining.Salah then made it 2-0 eight minutes later with a deflected effort to put Liverpool on the brink of qualification for the next round. Inter had their chances, with the Serie A side hitting the bar through Hakan Calhanoglu with the score still at 0-0, but Klopp's inspired substitutions ensured that the first-leg advantage went to the Reds.The German boss introduced goalscorer Firmino, plus new signing Luis Diaz who showed some nice touches as the Anfield side closed out victory.

Jurgen Klopp ’s side failed to impress. After a poor first half, Diogo Jota opened the scoring for the Reds in the 53rd minute when he guided his header into the far corner following a free-kick from Trent Alexander-ArnoldTakumi Minamino then doubled the Merseyside teams lead in the 68th minute when January summer signing Luis Diaz, introduced in the second half, stole the ball inside the Cardiff penalty area for the Japanese star to convert with ease.Harvey Elliott then made it three with a super goal, teeing himself up from an Andrew Robertson cross before firing a fierce volley into the far corner.Rubin Colwill gave the Bluebirds supporters something to cheer about in the 80th minute when the 19-year-old broke through the Liverpool defence and smashed the ball past Caiomhin Kelleher.Although the scoreline was convincing, Liverpool weren’t at their very best.

A woman was left 'shaken' after a sexual assault in a Scots car park.