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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Harry Kane's spot kick deep into first-half stoppage time settled the contest, and leaves Mike Jackson's side one point adrift of safety heading into the final week of the season.Burnley were left aggrieved after the VAR recommended Friend to check the pitchside monitor for a Davinson Sanchez shot which struck Ashley Barnes' arm from close range.

Burnley's victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage last Monday which secured their Premier League status for another season.The English forward was an 86th-minute substitute during that encounter, and was reportedly stopped near his Cheshire home during the early hours of the morning.The 31-year-old, who joined the club from Brighton back in 2014, is said to have been pulled over in his Mercedes V-Class people carrier.It is added that he then failed a breathalyzer test, and went on to sit out of their 3-0 defeat at home to Liverpool on Wednesday in which Chris Wood led the line.The Sun report the news of the arrest, and add that it 'sparked fury' from Sean Dyche as his side prepared for their final two games of the season.They add that Barnes

Burnley striker Ashley Barnes was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after the club secured their Premier League status with victory at Fulham last Monday.

Liverpool players reportedly held crisis talks with Jurgen Klopp’s assistant Pep Lijnders following their 1-0 defeat against Burnley in January.The Reds are enduring a miserable defence of their Premier League title this season, with six straight defeats at Anfield sending them tumbling down to eighth in the table and all but ending their chances of retaining it.Burnley inflicted their first home loss since 2017 back in January, running out shock 1-0 winners on Merseyside thanks to Ashley Barnes’ late penalty.Since that shortcoming, Klopp’s men have lost another five matches at Anfield and now face an uphill battle to secure a place in the top four.According to The Athletic, several of Liverpool’s senior figures in the dressing room pulled

straight to your inbox every day for free"A massive, massive punch in the face."That was Jurgen Klopp's assessment of Liverpool's defeat to Burnley at Anfield on Thursday that may have dashed their hopes of retaining the Premier League title.Their poor run of form continued against the Clarets, dominating the ball, but failing to create clear-cut chances. Divock Origi's gifted 1v1 was their only real chance of the game with Ashley Barnes' second-half penalty securing a huge win for Sean Dyche, ending Liverpool's unbeaten home record in the process.Much has been made of Liverpool's recent injury problems.

beaten by Ashley Barnes' late penalty at Anfield on Thursday night.Defeat was their second in three Premier League games, leaving them trailing leaders Manchester United by six points as they bid to equal their fierce rivals on 20 top-flight titles.And the loss also signalled the end of Liverpool's long-held unbeaten home record in the top-flight, which had stretched back nearly four years.Going into their clash with Burnley, Jurgen Klopp's side had not lost in their last 68 league games at Anfield - with their last home defeat in April 2017.It was a record that had underpinned the Reds' recent success, after they followed a second-placed finish two seasons ago by rampaging to last term's domestic crown.But Liverpool are now winless in

James Milner has urged Liverpool players and fans to stick together as he made his feelings known following the loss to Burnley.

Jurgen Klopp didn't pull any punches in the wake of Liverpool's shock defeat by Burnley on Thursday night.

Jamie Carragher cut a frustrated figure at full-time having just watched his side lose at home for the first time in nearly four years.

Jamie Carragher has picked out five Liverpool players who are struggling amid the club's dismal recent run.

Jurgen Klopp’s side slipped to a shock 1-0 defeat after Ashley Barnes’ penalty proved the difference.

Sean Dyche played down his tunnel bust-up with Jurgen Klopp after seeing his Burnley side win 1-0 at Anfield on Thursday night.

Jurgen Klopp has revealed that Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson was adamant that he did not touch Ashley Barnes for the incident which led to Liverpool's 1-0 defeat to Burnley.

Liverpool, Joel Matip managing to complete 90 minutes on his return from injury was a small silver lining. The Cameroon international had been out since the 1-1 draw with West Brom at the end of December, after he suffered an adductor strain.

Jurgen Klopp during Burnley’s 1-0 win away at Liverpool was nothing unusual and simply a case of “two managers fighting to win a game”.Dyche’s men inflicted the Reds’ first home league defeat since April 2017 on Thursday night, snatching three points on Merseyside thanks to Ashley Barnes’ 83rd-minute penalty.Long before the late drama, though, tempers flared when referee Mike Dean sounded his whistle for the half-time break.An altercation between Fabinho and Barnes led to a minor scuffle between both sets and teams as they prepared to head in at the interval.And as Sky Sports cameras panned to the Anfield tunnel, Klopp could be seen chasing Dyche before arguing furiously with his Burnley counterpart.The two managers exchanged heated words

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Jurgen Klopp's overheard touchline instructions during the 1-0 defeat to Burnley demonstrate some of Liverpool's biggest problems.Ashley Barnes’ 83rd minute penalty ended the Reds’ 68-match unbeaten run in the league at Anfield.The defeat leaves Liverpool down in fourth place and six points off Premier League leaders Manchester United.Klopp’s gegenpress style has always attracted plenty of praise for turning the Merseysiders into European and domestic champions.But with Burnley dropping off, their approach of a high tempo and plenty of whipped crosses just failed to do the business.And many feel that Klopp’s shout from the touchlines of just “play football”

Jamie Carragher claimed Liverpool should be more worried about finishing in the top four than defending their Premier League title after they slipped to a 1-0 home defeat to Burnley.

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness’s pre-match concern about his former club was proven to be spot on as the Reds suffered a shock defeat to Burnley on Thursday night.

Liverpool's 68-game unbeaten home run was brought to an end by Burnley as Ashley Barnes netted a late penalty at Anfield.

direct to your inboxManchester United great Gary Neville has taken yet another swipe at Liverpool after they lost to Burnley on Thursday night.The shock 1-0 defeat at Anfield, courtesy of a late Ashley Barnes penalty, has seen the reigning champions drop more points in the Premier League title race as they lost at home for the first time since April 2017.United squandered the opportunity to go six points clear of Liverpool last Sunday when the two sides played out a goalless draw, but tonight's result following their hard-fought win at Fulham on Wednesday means they now have that advantage.

Liverpool's home clash against Burnley. Home defender Fabinho was booked for an off-the-ball incident with Clarets striker Ashley Barnes as referee Mike Dean brought the first half of the Premier League clash to a close with the teams locked at 0-0.