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Liverpool return to Champions League action in a tantalising battle of Britain against Rangers on Tuesday, October 4. The match kicks off at 8pm UK time at Anfield. Last season’s finalists have made an underwhelming start to their campaign, after following up a 4-1 humbling away at Napoli with an edgy 2-1 home victory over Ajax in matchday two.
Tributes have poured in for an ‘adored’ Ashton councillor known for riding his Harley Davidson and shredding the guitar in his band. Coun Anthony Sykes, who has been off council duties for a number of months on sick leave, died on Friday, September 30 at the age of 51.
Tommy Fury's next boxing opponent has been confirmed with the 23-year-old set to fight on the undercard of the upcomingFloyd Mayweather vs Deji bout.
Novak Djokovic played wheelchair tennis in Tel Aviv on Monday. The world number 7 played against Israeli tennis player Elay Chayot, the video of which was shared from the tournament's official Twitter handle on Sunday. Djokovic sat on the wheelchair, had some chat with Chayot before giving him a fight on court. After the match was over, the two players posed for pictures and patted each other's back. Notably, the action took place before Djokovic's final match in the men's singles event of the tournament.
Manchester United were dealt a Premier League reality check by arch-rivals Manchester City in the Premier League, as Pep Guardiola's side ran out 6-3 winners in the 188th Manchester derby.
Jurgen Klopp says Darwin Nunez is showing no signs of worry and the club are completely calm as the summer signing continues to adapt to life at Liverpool.
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John Barnes believes that «football can start the conversation» in the battle against racism, but believes we all need to take a step backwards to fully understand the issue first. The Liverpool and England legend claims that while actions such as taking the knee are good, it is important to understand why we discriminate against others in the first instance. Ad “Football can start the conversation.