Sean Cox, having suffered life-changing injuries following an attack at a Liverpool match two years ago, has finally returned home.

Liverpool assistant manager Pep Lijnders believes the impossible pursuit of perfection has driven the club to their current position as the Premier League’s best.

EVER been in a traffic jam for ages and discovered it was because of a fatal crash, miles down the road?

Ask any long-suffering Liverpool fan like me what's been missing over the last 30 years, and one name comes to mind - Graeme Souness.

A young soccer fan who wrote a personal letter to Liverpool FC asking them to stop winning games has been left stunned after receiving a letter back from Jurgen Klopp.

It took an own goal from Ro-Shaun Williams to seal the tie, and a questionable VAR decision to rule out a Shrewsbury opener to make it happen.

I’ll bite the bullet and boldly predict it’s inevitable; we are going to be playing in next season’s Champions League — and that’s as much as you’re going to get.

Taking his lead from Jurgen Klopp and club captain Jordan Henderson, Van Dijk refuses to countenance the question of ‘when?’ preferring to preface such talk with ‘if’ about the title lift

Good things come to those who wait.

In a period where Manchester City, Manchester United, and Chelsea all won multiple titles, Jurgen Klopp’s side are pursuing their first.

Yes, there was a degree of bitterness over the decisions and, obviously, these were the same petty snarks who’d revelled in our discomfort at the end of last season (so why sympathise?) But they’re right aren’t they?

Liverpool have won the Club World Cup, beating Flamengo 1-0 after extra-time in Doha.

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool juggernaut is rolling inexorably towards footballing immortality.

Liverpool have the most nominees for UEFA’s fans’ team of the year, with Andy Robertson also the first Scottish player to be nominated.

Cox, who was in a coma for a time after the assault, and his family were hosted by the club at Anfield yesterday as the Reds scored an impressive 3-1 win over Manchester City.

Sean Cox's return to Anfield this weekend will be "emotional and a little bit bittersweet", according to his wife.

Is it any wonder everyone hates us?

Liverpool FC have won a High Court battle over a multimillion-pound sponsorship deal with American sportswear giant New Balance.

Liverpool finally laid one of the Champions League’s more bizarre statistical shortcomings to rest, but it was the performance of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain that will have most pleased manager Jurgen Klopp.

Daniel Storey Liverpool walk on, but Salah form will cause Klopp some concern

We must be doing something right. The word ‘luck’ seems to find a new lease of life every week, where Liverpool is concerned anyway.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp took a tongue-in-cheek swipe at title rivals Manchester City by claiming he would rather win eight matches 1-0 than beat a side 8-0.

Caoimhín Kelleher is poised to be handed his Liverpool debut in tomorrow evening's Carabao Cup tie away to the MK Dons.

Liverpool’s kit supplier New Balance has started legal proceedings against the club amid reports linking the Reds with Nike.

Seán Cox is being transferred to a specialist neurological facility in the UK as he moves to the next stage in his rehabilitation.

So off we go again. It’s our year; take 30…

Liverpool have completed the signing of 16-year-old winger Harvey Elliott from Fulham.

The Meath man suffered life-changing injuries in an attack before a Champions League match last year.

He stands one game from a Champions League winners’ medal in Madrid this evening but the Brazilian midfielder Fabinho also takes to the field against Tottenham as exhibit A for the argument that there may be no better man manager in the modern game than Jurgen Klopp.

Sadio Mane, arguably one of Europe’s most feared strike threats, heads to Madrid on Saturday with Liverpool supporters hoping his next return to the Spanish capital is not of a more permanent variety.

Jurgen Klopp takes Liverpool back to the biggest stage in European club football on Saturday, desperate to rid himself of an unwanted record but confident in one fact.

There may have been only one fair way to settle the Premier League this season: A Liverpool v Manchester City play-off on the final day.

Think about the greatest atmospheres and greatest occasions you have ever seen or experienced at Anfield since the day Bill Shankly walked into the famous old ground 60 years ago and vowed to turn it into a bastion of invincibility.

Liverpool's remarkable comeback victory will rank as the greatest night in living memory for many supporters of the Anfield side, but where will it rank in the history of this illustrious football club?

A centimetre denied Mane a goal at City, while another confirmed Aguero’s goal at Burnley. Those are the margins we live by now.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has said in an interview that he believes both Liverpool FC and competitors Manchester City deserve to win the Premier League this season.

If anyone, at this late, nerve-shredding stage of the Premier League title race, had the ability to somehow summon actor Sean Connery into proceedings, then Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp was your man yesterday.

Easter Sunday, upstairs in Cashman’s Bar, Academy Street, Cork. Liverpool are one up against Cardiff and on their way back to the top of the Premier League.

It was Ian Dury who sang “the hope that springs eternal springs right up your behind”.

The fundraising target of €2 million has been reached by the Sean Cox fundraising campaign.