Jamie Carragher has promised to “apologise again properly” over a spitting incident as he thrashes out his future with Sky Sports following his suspension yesterday.

Both teams are packed with Chelsea and Tottenham players.

All aboard the banter bus for some Manchester v Liverpool slagging!

As the ball left his boot and curled into the top corner, Colm Coveney could hardly have realised the wonder goal he had scored would garner international attention.

Could they be a dream team for Liverpool in the future?

In the Sky Sports studio, ex-Liverpool players Jamie Carragher and Graeme Souness are joined by United legend Peter Schmeichel

Football fans are getting ready for the first show since Gary Neville’s shock departure.

The bromance to end all bromances has come to an end.

The Liverpool legend couldn’t resist having a cheeky pop at his Monday Night Football buddy.

Ex-Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will pull on a Reds shirt again – for the club’s ‘Legends’ side.

Given the relentless hype that has surrounded ‘the normal one’ since his appointment, it was only natural Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville would choose to take an in-depth look at his first game.

You can spot the Liverpool fans today. They're the ones strolling around looking smug - nearly as happy as Republic of Ireland fans.

Bit harsh Jamie, you guys are supposed to be friends.

“Well this is awkward.”

Thierry Henry was on Monday Night Football last night and shook up the usual bromance.

Well played Jamie, well played.

Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has praised his old club for getting ahead of the game in the transfer market as a sixth summer signing edges closer in the form of Southampton’s Nathaniel Clyne.

The lads make some big calls - have your say in our poll.

Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling has come under a withering attack from two of the club’s former stalwarts over his apparent reluctance to sign a reported £100,000 (€139,000) per week contract.

The Sky Sports dream team of Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher continued their fantastic work on Monday Night Football, with a detailed analysis of Sunday’s match between the red and blue sides of Manchester.

Current and former Liverpool stars and a number of former Premier League opponents took to the field in Anfield yesterday for an All Star charity game.

Jamie Carragher, a childhood Everton supporter turned Liverpool legend, says that the one player currently in blue he’d love to see playing in red is Irish international James McCarthy.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville continue their Monday Night Football bromance - this week sniggering like schoolboys over an old goal celebration.

Only two more days to wait before another Premier League campaign washes over us and, after his impressive debut last time out, much will be expected of Jamie Carragher as he resumes his place in the Sky studios.