Jurgen Klopp claims Liverpool could be a major force in the “future” of football as he aims to steer them a step closer the Champions League crown in tonight’s quarter-final tie with Porto.

Liverpool have seven league matches remaining, facing arguably their toughest test on Sunday at home to third-placed Tottenham.

"He's bringing in all the things Sir Alex Ferguson stood for because he was experienced big time in Sir Alex Ferguson's time in Manchester."

"He beat me against Malaga with a goal seven metres offside - so he cannot complain about anything."

Daniel Storey reflects on the weekend's Premier League action.

Jurgen Klopp does not think Premier League leaders Manchester City are feeling the pressure of Liverpool maintaining their chase — even if his side go top of the table.

What on earth is the world coming to when celebrating a goal, the biggest joy in the game, the sensation we all wait so desperately for and the very bedrock of what makes football so addictive, is suddenly deemed a crime?

"I thought in America it’s okay?"

At least we didn’t lose sight of the leaders. Beating Leicester keeps City and United within raha ha ha ha ha ha. Ah no, not with a straight face…

The club have rejected two bids from Barcelona, the last €100million.

An interesting stat from the weekend.