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Liverpool defeated Everton - and fans noticed the difference in his unusual post-match celebration.The struggling Reds went into the game against their Merseyside neighbours without a win in their last three Premier League matches. But Mo Salah's goal which was followed up by Liverpool's January signing Cody Gakpo's first league strike, gave the Reds a much-needed 2-0 victory.Klopp's passionate fist-pump celebration after the full-time whistle showed just how much it meant to the club who now sit in ninth place ahead of Chelsea following their win at Anfield.

in their defeat to Arsenal on Sunday after boss Jurgen Klopp revealed Luis Diaz and Trent Alexander-Arnold will be out injured for the foreseeable future. The Reds lost 3-2 to the Gunners in a fiercely contested Premier League game, making a title charge virtually impossible as they sit 14 points off the top of the table.

Liverpool would not be where they are now without his help. The Dutchman has worked at Anfield as the assistant coach to Brendan Rodgers since 2014 - briefly managing NEC in 2018 before returning - and has had a massive impact.

Sadio Mane says he's still messaging Mo Salah despite quitting Liverpool for Bayern Munich last month.The Senegal international pipped his former team-mate to the African Player of the Year award this week, five months after scoring the winning penalty against Salah's Egypt in the Africa Cup of Nations final.Speaking to reporters after the ceremony, Mane insisted that although they've spent the last few years tussling for the limelight at both club and international level, the two players were actually as thick as thieves.READ MORE: Emotional Jurgen Klopp blamed "bad luck" on ex-Liverpool star failing to reach potential"People sometimes say there's a rivalry between me and [Salah], but you know I don't see myself having a rivalry with any player to be honest," Mane told Goal."We have good relations, we text each other. I think the media always try to [aggravate] things.

Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric took time out of his Champions League final celebrations to have a quiet word with a heartbroken Mohamed Salah - but his teammate has hinted the intentions were not pleasant. Brazil international Rodrygo, who came off the bench during the closing stages in Paris, has now revealed that Los Blancos did not take too kindly to Salah's call for revenge in the build-up to the showpiece final.The 21-year-old went on to discuss how Salah's comments were spoken about in training building up to the contest, which led to him laughing in the presence of the Egypt international following the comments of Modric.

Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid back in 2018 was no different.As the two teams geared up for the showpiece event in Kyiv, the mood was generally positive amongst the Liverpool and Madrid camps, with both sets of fans behaving themselves. But the same could not be said for two Ukrainian individuals, who launched into a game of fisticuffs in the city centre.Footage emerged on social media of two apparently drunken men brawling on a grassy patch of a run-down square, as reported by The Mirror.

Champions League. As his Liverpool team-mates joined him in the corner to celebrate the goal, one angry Benfica fan waved a stick before chucking it towards the huddle of players.Prior to joining Liverpool in January, Diaz spent two-and-a-half years at Benfica's rivals Porto, scoring once in seven appearances without losing any of them.Liverpool supporters were quick to react to the incident on social media, with one tweeting: "A Benfica fan threw some sort of large stick at Diaz when he was celebrating I’m in tears." Another added: "No need for this reaction by Benfica fan after Diaz scored." Whilst a third supporter added: "Throwing a stick at Diaz.

Mohamed Salah is understood to be close to signing a new contract with Liverpool after having a change of heart over his future.The Egyptian winger had been at risk of leaving Liverpool with his current deal set to expire at the end of next season and negotiations over a new contract proving complicated.However, The Mirror now report that Salah is close to agreeing terms on a new deal that will keep him at Anfield for the rest of his playing career.

Liverpool fans believe they spotted an 'unfriendly' substitution during their win over Watford as Sadio Mane replaced Mohamed Salah.Mane had been named on the bench for the match on Saturday, but was later introduced in place of Salah, replacing his team-mate in the 69th minute. However, fans have since speculated that the pair are not on the best terms due to their body language during the substitution and their recent meeting on the international stage.Mane's Senegal ended Salah and Egypt's World Cup hopes on Tuesday night with a penalty shootout win in the second leg of their World Cup play-off.There was no hug between the pair on Saturday as Salah made his way off the field to be replaced by Mane, with Reds fans quick to comment on the incident.One fan tweeted: “Salah must hate Mane....

Here, Daily Star Sport looks at three things Klopp got right...It's not the first time we've said it and it certainly won't be the last; what a signing Jota has been for Liverpool. The Portuguese star has emerged alongside Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Luis Diaz in Klopp's new-look attack, with Roberto Firmino having to settle for a supporting role for the Reds.Jota continues to justify his selection and that was no different against Watford, with the former Wolves ace opening the scoring in the first half with a bullet header.

Liverpool's momentum, says John Barnes.The Reds are on an impressive run of form and have won their last five Premier League games on the bounce. A 2-0 win over Arsenal at the Emirates earlier this month means Jurgen Klopp's men sit just one point behind pacesetters and reigning Champions Manchester City.Pep Guardiola's outfit could only manage a 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace in their last top-flight fixture and also lost 3-2 to Tottenham back in February.

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 are into the next round of the Champions League despite losing 1-0 at home to Inter Milan, as goals from Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino in the first leg were enough to get the job done.It was the first time that Liverpool have lost at home this season as Lautaro Martinez' wondergoal separated the two sides, but a red card to Alexis Sanchez blunted Inter's search for a second.It was also the first time that Liverpool have lost in 2022, but although recent results have gone their way, they have taken their foot off the gas slightly ever since they thumped Leeds 6-0.After winning the Carabao Cup against Chelsea, Liverpool are very much on for an unlikely quadruple, but Salah has issued a wake-up call as he labelled his side as "overconfident".On a different day, Liverpool would have won the game 2-1 and Salah would be the man of the moment yet again, but it wasn't the Egyptian's day as he struck both posts in the second half.Liverpool also hit the bar via a Joel Matip header, but Salah has said that Liverpool need to do more if they are going to add to their success this season.Salah told BT Sport: "We need to start better from the beginning, we need to push a little bit more, maybe in the back of our mind we felt we were a little bit overconfident, but it’s a good game for us to take and learn from.

Liverpool won the first domestic trophy of the season on Sunday after Chelsea's substitute goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga missed from the spot to hand Jurgen Klopp victory.As the Reds remain in all other competitions, some fans are starting to believe that Liverpool could in fact do the quadruple this season, as they close in on Manchester City at the top of the Premier League.However, they only have the Carabao Cup to their name for now, and it's a trophy that has received criticism in the past as some of the bigger teams tend to field second-string sides in the earlier stages, including even Liverpool this season.But before rival fans had the chance to mock Liverpool for their celebrations, the Anfield faithful have got in their first with a banner which appears to make a joke of their own success.The Carabao Cup has been labelled as the 'Mickey Mouse Cup' in the past due to the fact it's not always taken seriously, and some of the bigger clubs tend to take their foot off the gas and use it as a chance to utilise their younger talent.However, it is a trophy nonetheless, and usually the fans that tend to mock the competition do so when their team has conveniently been knocked out.But Liverpool fans have brilliantly jumped on the bandwagon and mocked their own success, as a banner was unveiled at Anfield containing images of Mickey Mouse surrounded by trophies.Will Liverpool go on to win the quadruple this season? Comment below.The banner was shown during Liverpool's 2-1 win over the Norwich in the fifth round of the FA Cup, as Klopp progressed to the quarter-finals of the competition for the very first time.Liverpool also have a 2-0 advantage over Inter Milan in the Champions League ahead of the second leg at Anfield, and

Jurgen Klopp has detailed how he and his Liverpool stars managed to come from behind to beat Norwich on Saturday (February 19) after falling behind to Milot Rashica's opener.The German boss has credited his coaching staff for a change in tactics that saved the day, which led to goals from Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz.Klopp believes that going back to basics with a 4-4-2 formation gave his side the advantage, having favoured 4-3-3 throughout his side's recent successes.The victory left Liverpool six points off Premier League leaders Manchester City before their afternoon clash against Tottenham, and back in the title picture.Speaking to Match of the Day, Klopp said "We played really good football and scored wonderful goals. "The coaching team, we changed the system as well, go for 4-4-2 and that is necessary in a moment like this that you throw all the knowledge you have together."It gave them a proper challenge to deal with because all of a sudden we were a threat in all moments."That came after Klopp admitted that the start of the clash wasn't an easy watch, recognising that Norwich made it difficult for his stars.Will Liverpool win a trophy this season? Give is your thoughts in the comments sectionHe said: "It had its moments, the longer the game went on the more I could enjoy it, obviously.

Liverpool fans loving the midfielder even more than they did already.The Brazilian prodded the Reds in front five minutes before half-time away to Burnley on Sunday, his sixth goal of the season in all competitions.His strike proved to be the only goal of the game at Turf Moor on Sunday, with Liverpool's win closing the gap on Premier League leaders Manchester City back down to nine points.Jurgen Klopp's side also have a game in hand on the reigning champions as they bid to keep the title race alive.Following his match-winning performance, Fabinho was interviewed in the mixed zone following the match, with Reds fans loving one of his answers.Fabinho was visibly shocked when the reporter asked him: “They had a lot of chances today didn't they Burnley?”The 28-year-old scrunched his face and laughed as he responded by saying: "Did they?", before admitting they had a couple as he smiled at the reporter.Liverpool fans lapped up Fabinho's response to the question and soon flocked to social media to react to the interview.Will Liverpool catch Manchester City in the Premier League title race? Let us know in the comments section below.One fan tweeted: “Yes lad, that was the perfect answer.”Another supporter added: “I love this guy, he knew exactly what to say.”A third fan also wrote: “Fab knows ball, why on earth would you ask him this?”Bottom of the table Burnley had mustered five shots on target during the match, one more than the amount Liverpool had.However, a majority of the hosts' best chances came from offside positions, with the linesman's flag often being raised once their dangerous attacks had ended.Fabinho's goal on Sunday was his fifth in his last six appearances in all competitions, whilst he has now scored three in

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp watched his side beat Crystal Palace 3-1 on Sunday and marked the occasion by handing out free beers to supporters waiting by the team bus.The German is never a man to celebrate an important victory quietly on the touchline and he was no different when on his way out of Selhurst Park with his players after leaving the stadium.Klopp was spotted meeting Reds fans after the game, having hopped off the team bus with some bottles of Peroni for lucky fans who sent off their team after a battling display in south London.The 54-year-old made time to hand out a few bottles of the Italian lager to delighted fans, who then took snaps of Klopp and their priceless memorabilia to capture the moment.Eagle-eyed fan Amar Kanwal spotted the moment Klopp came off the bus and his footage of Klopp circulated around social media.No one knows the exact reason why Liverpool had the beer waiting on the bus, but with a winter break coming up, it seemed like a perfect opportunity for the club to raise a glass with their loyal fans.The Reds needed to beat Palace to capitalise on a rare slip-up from Manchester City in their 1-1 draw against Southampton on Saturday and the Merseyside outfit began in perfect fashion.Virgil van Dijk rose high to meet Andy Robertson’s corner and power home a bullet header after just eight minutes to hand them the lead.HAVE YOUR SAY: Will Liverpool catch Manchester City in the race for the title? Comment below.Liverpool controlled the majority of the first half and doubled their advantage when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain struck home from another Robertson pass, although there were questions as to whether the goal should have been ruled out by VAR for offside against Roberto Firmino.Palace missed a

Daily Mail, Crouch explained: “On signing for Liverpool I stayed at the Hope Street Hotel.Will Liverpool win the Premier League in 2020-21? Comment below.“On reception was a girl so good-looking I couldn’t quite believe she was smiling at me all the time.“I told the lads in training, ‘honestly, she’s beautiful, I think I’ve got a shout here.’“Jamie Carragher called a few other senior players over, ‘tell them again, Crouchie.’"So I did, ‘amazing. Dark-haired.

according to Italian outlet La Republica, via Talksport.Sampdoria would be set to make a significant profit on the £6m they paid Nordsjaelland last summer, with previous reports suggesting he could go for as much as £34m.England fans will know Damsgaard all too well after he scored a spectacular free-kick against them to give Denmark the lead in the Euros semi-final.Aston Villa are also rumoured to be admirers of the Danish youngster, but Klopp’s Liverpool would be a bigger move for the 20-year-old.Will Liverpool make anymore signings before the transfer window closes? Let us know in the comments section. Brighton slapped a £40million price tag on highly rated midfielder Bissouma on Sunday.