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They say class is permanent and Steven Gerrard look like he hasn't missed a step when playing for a Liverpool legends team against Barcelona.

Meanwhile, Harvey Elliott represented England's Under-21 team and played the full game, with England winning 4-1, but it was what he did after the final whistle which made headlines.

In addition, Reds manager Jurgen Klopp has repeatedly called for five substitutions to be allowed in the Premier League and Karren Brady has explained why a change hasn't been made mid-season.

Here are latest Liverpool headlines.

Football's greats never lose their ability to play and Steven Gerrard reminded fans just how good he was when he took to the field for a Liverpool's legends side.

The now Aston Villa manager found the back of the net minutes into the showpiece fixture against Barcelona. Driving into the box, the former Reds skipper was fouled and was awarded a penalty. Dusting himself off, Gerrard slotted calmly home and celebrated by waving a kiss to a packed Anfield.

Gerrard's goal was the only one the Reds scored as they eventually succumbed a 2-1 defeat.

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Harvey Elliott played the full game as England's Under-21 side beat Andorra 4-1. Though he didn't