Klopp leaving Liverpool doesn't mean I will too - Salah - ESPN
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah said manager Jurgen Klopp's planned departure from Anfield this summer will not impact his future at the club.
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Luke Littler endures awkward moment on stage as opponent grabs nipple and slaps him across head
Luke Littler received an unusual greeting from his fellow competitor Nathan Aspinall during their Premier League Darts match in Brighton on Thursday night.
The pervert who had vile child porn on his devices
A man who was found with indecent images of children on his devices has been jailed. Christopher Hall, 56, of Widgeon Close, Poynton, previously pleaded guilty to possession of indecent images and videos of children, making indecent images of children, possession of extreme pornographic images, possession of prohibited images of a child, and distribution of indecent images of children.The 56-year-old appeared at Chester Crown Court on Tuesday 5 March, Cheshire Police have confirmed.
Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury timeline set after brutal Francis Ngannou knockout
Anthony Joshua triumphed over Francis Ngannou in two rounds, knocking the MMA star down three times.
John Beaton is NOT Celtic bogeyman declares Brendan Rodgers as he names what ref spat is really about
Brendan Rodgers admits he’s not sorry for calling out John Beaton - but insists it was not part of some simmering personal feud with the under fire official.
Virgil van Dijk makes Erling Haaland admission ahead of Liverpool vs Man City
Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk has admitted that Manchester City's Erling Haaland "has caused him problems" but he believes he's held his own in their encounters.
Investing in women and girls: Is gender parity the key to economic prosperity?
Research by the International Monetary Fund suggests that global GDP will increase when women are granted an equal playing field in the labour market and decision-making roles.
Guardiola refuses to bite on Alexander-Arnold trophy comments
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola refused to respond to comments from Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold ahead of Sunday's top-of-the-table clash that trophies mean more to the Merseyside team than they do to City.