Harvey Elliott: Last News

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.

Mohamed Salah has produced a ‘miss of the season’ contender already after skying his open net tap-in against Bournemouth.Liverpool annihilated the Cherries at Anfield in a 9-0 victory which saw them equal the record for the biggest ever Premier League win in history. Harvey Elliott, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Fabio Carvalho all scored, while Luis Diaz and Roberto Firmino grabbed braces.But a notable absentee from the scoresheet was talisman Salah, much to the agony of Fantasy Premier League players up and down the country.

Liverpool's 9-0 demolition of Scott Parker's Bournemouth at Anfield - proving some of his biggest doubters wrong. The 23-year-old right-back, who had been criticised for his performances against Fulham, Crystal Palace and Manchester United, scored the third for Jurgen Klopp's men in some style. Picking up the ball after a crisp one-two with star performer Roberto Firmino, Alexander-Arnold smashed the ball from range into the far corner past a despairing Mark Travers. READ MORE: FPL players fume as Liverpool win 9-0 but Mo Salah doesn't get single goal or assist Having then pulled out a perfect 'so what' celebration, he then posted a snap of that reaction on social media after talking through his goal.He had said: "Me and Bobby played a nice one-two and I just felt myself creeping to the edge of the box.

Southampton wasted no time in poking fun at south-coast rivals Bournemouth following their 9-0 defeat against Liverpool - having found out exactly how that feels twice over the past three years. Ralph Hasenhuttl's men, who lost 1-0 at home to Manchester United on Saturday afternoon, lost by the same 9-0 scoreline against Leicester in 2019 and the Red Devils just last year.

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.

Crystal Palace star Joachim Andersen on Monday night. Liverpool are taking on the Eagles on their first home match of the new Premier League season but are having real trouble.

Liverpool - just 13 months after penning his last deal.The Reds are set to reward the talented teenager even further with a new five-year deal. Elliott, 19, penned a long-term contract last July and started the season in impressive fashion before a horror ankle injury put the brakes on his development.

Darwin Nunez will be the talk of the town in Liverpool tonight after netting against Fulham but Harvey Elliott's role in the build-up to the goal hasn't gone unnoticed either.The 19-year-old played a gorgeous first-time, round-the-corner pass to put Mo Salah through seconds before the Egyptian picked out Nunez in the six-yard area for his first Premier League goal, and fans on social media were keen to recognise the youngster's impact."The touch by Harvey Elliott to open up the field and play Salah in so that he can set up Nunez was sensational," one Liverpool fan tweeted.READ MORE: 4 things Jurgen Klopp got wrong as Liverpool stumble to 2-2 draw against Fulham"Don’t overlook Harvey Elliott in that goal," another commented, while a third wrote: "That first-time pass by Harvey Elliott to Mo Salah is a thing of beauty."One supporter even suggested that Elliott deserved to start in front of captain Jordan Henderson: "Harvey Elliott contributes straight away, I am not kidding when I say Henderson should never start RCM again if Elliott is available."Elliott became the youngest player ever to start a game for Liverpool back in 2019, mere weeks after joining the club from Saturday's opponents Fulham for an undisclosed fee.Should Harvey Elliott start for Liverpool? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.He spent the following season on loan at Championship side Blackburn before making 11 appearances for Jurgen Klopp's side across the 2021/22 campaign - and probably would've made more had he not needed ankle surgery.Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic put the hosts ahead on Saturday before Nunez's neat flick brought Liverpool level.

Darwin Nunez destroyed RB Leipzig with four second-half goals to get Liverpool fans licking their lips ahead of the new season. Nunez failed to find the target in earlier pre-season games against Manchester United and Crystal Palace. But he put that right in some style against Leipzig.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has reassured supporters that "there's no need" for the club to recruit a midfielder in the transfer market, despite concerns about squad depth.The German gaffer, 55, had previously confirmed the Reds were not expecting any further movement after conducting their business in the early weeks of the window. Following Sadio Mane's decision to exit the club, the Merseysiders moved quickly to bring in Uruguayan ace Darwin Nunez, forking out a club-record £85million to seal his signature.After shrewdly recruiting Fabio Carvalho and Calvin Ramsey, Klopp has now reaffirmed that their dealings in the transfer market are effectively over.READ MORE: World Cup of Pundits: Vote for ultimate footy expert as Roy Keane aims to defend title"How I said if nobody wants to leave – and no player came to me with that request yet and I don’t expect it really, to be honest – there is no need for a new midfielder," Klopp told reporters ahead of their pre-season clash against Crystal Palace."We cannot just add on midfielders.

Mohamed Salah’s decision to sign a new contract at Liverpool will come as a relief to Jurgen Klopp, who can now formalise his plans for his starting XI in pre-season. The Egyptian put an end to months of speculation about his future at Anfield after agreeing a new three-year deal will keep him at Anfield until June 2025.

judging panel will consist of Spice Girl Melanie C, comedian Rob Beckett, Australian drag artist Courtney Act and West End star Layton Williams. READ MORE: ITV The Chase contestant stuns Bradley Walsh with unusual profession The programme also feature the celebrities paired with drag mentors - including Blu Hydrangea, Kitty Scott-Claus and Asttina Mandella - as they prepare their alter egos before competing on stage.

Coronation Street character Kevin Webster. He cleverly performed the impressions during a rendition of This Is Me from The Greatest Showman.

Jurgen Klopp has pleaded for the FA to hand out more medals after Liverpool’s FA Cup final win over Chelsea.The Reds clinched their second trophy of the season on Saturday after beating Chelsea 6-5 on penalties at Wembley Stadium. But Liverpool manager Klopp revealed there was an issue with the number of medals his players received after their win.The German used a staggering 31 players over the course of the competition.

Jurgen Klopp has been hailed yet again for signing an 'absolute monster' as fans have been left in awe by another Liverpool masterstroke.The capture of Luis Diaz has blown fans away all across Europe, as Klopp has quite the record of snapping up top talent. And after another dazzling display for Fulham, the German has been praised again for signing Fabio Carvalho from under the noses of their Premier League competition.Carvalho scored and assisted during a 7-0 win against Luton Town on Monday, as Fulham won the Championship title in front of their fans at Craven Cottage.

Jurgen Klopp has gradually transitioned several Liverpool academy products into crucial first-team stars, and under-18s star Oakley Cannonier could be the next to make the step up.Some Reds fans may recognise that name from somewhere but are unable to figure out why, as Cannonier played a starring role in the Reds’ Champions League glory in 2019. He was the ball-boy that promptly returned the ball to Trent Alexander-Arnold so that he could quickly deliver a cross to Divock Origi and complete Liverpool’s historic 4-0 victory over Barcelona – winning 4-3 on aggregate.However, Reds fans have another reason to remember Cannonier’s name as he is one of the brightest talents in their academy.

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 midfielder James Milner would have toasted an ice-cold Ribena in celebration of the Reds' League Cup triumph over Chelsea.Jurgen Klopp’s side won the competition for the first time in ten years, after overcoming the reigning Champions League holders in a penalty shoot-out. But while Liverpool shot-stopper Caoimhin Kelleher was the hero of the evening for the Reds, supporters reserved a special mention for Milner.The former Manchester City and Newcastle United ace, who has a dedicated parody Twitter account called ‘Boring James Milner’ dedicated to him, showed excellent leadership throughout the contest.And Liverpool fans particularly loved the way in which he pulled Harvey Elliott away from a mass pushing and shoving contest between the two sides.

Liverpool survived a monumental shook at Anfield on Saturday afternoon after Norwich took the lead through Milan Rashica just after half-time.The Reds had looked far from their best, and it took a moment of individual brilliance from Sadio Mane to fire the Reds level.The writing was on the wall for Norwich when Mane netted, and Liverpool slowly moved up the gears as each member of their front three bagged.Jurgen Klopp's men survived the shook, but there was still questions over the Reds' performance.And Daily Star Sport is looking at what Klopp got wrong and right at Anfield.Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been one of Klopp's most trusted lieutenants during his tenure on Merseyside.However, with the emergence of Harvey Elliott this season, and his subsequent return from the horror injury suffered against Leeds United, it feels like Oxlade-Chamberlain's time is up at Anfield.But Klopp persisted with the Englishman to start on Saturday, to the annoyance of Liverpool fans.And Ox watched Milot Rashica dance past him on his way to break the deadlock. What did you think of Liverpool's performance? let us know in the comments section Klopp made seven changes to his starting side from the team that looked untouchable against Inter Milan in the week.And with the Premier League clash with Norwich sandwiched between a strong of important fixtures that also features the Carabao Cup final it's easy to see why.But it took a shock to the system from Rashica to wake up Klopp's second-string side.And even then, it took two of Liverpool's brightest stars to bail the Reds out of an embarrassing result.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

Jurgen Klopp and Simone Inzaghi's sides both took turns dominating the contest. Inter created the first major chance of the contest as Hakan Calhanoglu smashed the underside off the crossbar with a powerful half-volley.However, the controversial omission of the away goal rule means the tie remains on a knife-edge heading into the second-leg at Anfield.Daily Star Sport considers four things Klopp got right at the San Siro.The biggest call Klopp made was to deploy 18-year-old Harvey Elliott for his first ever Champions League start.

Champions League debut on Wednesday night sums up how his dream has come true.The 18-year-old midfielder was named in the starting line-up for Liverpool round of 16 first leg away to Italian champions Inter Milan at the San Siro.In the process, Elliott became the youngest player in the club's history to start a match in either the Champions League or European Cup, beating the previous record held by Trent Alexander-Arnold.A throwback picture of the teenager from almost four years ago also shows how he is living the dream.Elliott and his dad Scott were pictured together along with friends at the 2018 Champions League final in Kiev, with Elliott even sporting a Liverpool shirt.He was only 15 at the time and still in Fulham's academy, but has made no secret of his boyhood support for Liverpool since joining the club in 2019.Liverpool went on to lose the 2018 final 3-1 to Real Madrid, before beating Tottenham Hotspur a year later to claim their sixth European title.The dynamic midfielder is currently enjoying a breakthrough season at Anfield, despite having his campaign disrupted by a fractured ankle.Can Liverpool win the Champions League this season? Let us know in the comments section below.He recently returned from the injury against Cardiff City in the FA Cup fourth round, grabbing his first Liverpool goal off the bench, in front of his emotional dad.Elliott also starred on loan in the Championship with Blackburn Rovers last season and former Liverpool hero Michael Owen is full of praise for the teenager.Speaking ahead of Wednesday's match, Owen said: "It’s brilliant, considering what he’s gone through as well."He came into the side, made a huge first impression and then the real cruel fortune in terms of getting a huge