Recent Manchester United target Brendan Rodgers under mounting pressure at Leicester
Brendan Rodgers is under mounting pressure to continue as coach of Leicester City.
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Andy Robertson reveals moment in Luis Diaz’s first training session that told him he would fit in at Liverpool
Andy Robertson has revealed his first impressions of Luis Diaz following the Colombian forward’s Premier League debut against Leicester. Liverpool beat Brendan Rodgers’ side 2-0 at Anfield on Thursday evening, with two goals from Diogo Jota securing a win which took the Reds to within nine points of Manchester City at the top of the table. Diaz made his first start for his new club and while he didn’t get on the scoresheet, he gave an energetic performance.
West Ham under pressure to drop Zouma as they battle for top four
LONDON: West Ham manager David Moyes is in the spotlight ahead of his side's trip to Leicester on Sunday (Feb 13), with the build-up overshadowed by the fallout from a video showing defender Kurt Zouma physically abusing his cat.
Premier League team of the week: Paul Pogba and "King of Football Twitter" make XI
Manchester City remain nine points clear of Liverpool at the top of the Premier League table after a thrilling round of midweek fixtures.
Leicester manage not to get thumped by Liverpool, which is almost as good as winning - The Warm-Up
FRIDAY'S BIG STORIES Crisis Deferred Ad/> Let's be honest, friends. Sure, we all like to pretend that the appeal of the Premier League is watching the best players work for the best managers. Maybe we nod to the pace, the commitment and intensity.
Brendan Rodgers sack talk branded 'nonsense' as Robbie Savage passionately fights for Leicester boss
Dumbfounded Robbie Savage has branded fervent speculation surrounding Brendan Rodgers' future as "absolute nonsense".
Diogo Jota's double keeps Liverpool in Premier League title hunt, 10-man Arsenal win at Wolverhampton
Liverpool are not breathing down Manchester City's necks yet, but the Reds remain in the hunt for the Premier League title after Diogo Jota's double beat Leicester City 2-0 at Anfield. Victory for Klopp's men cut City's advantage at the top of the table to nine points, but Liverpool still have a game in hand to come on the English champions. "I don't think they smell our breath already," said Klopp. "But we just try to win football matches." With Mohamed Salah left on the bench from the start after his exertions at the Africa Cup of Nations and Sadio Mane still celebrating his success with Senegal, Jota took centre stage to continue his excellent season. The Portuguese produced two predatory finishes as he smashed home a loose ball from close range to open the scoring in the first half before firing into the far corner three minutes from time to take his tally for the campaign to 17 goals.