There was an air of excitement for Slot’s first Premier League home game in charge with Liverpool’s famous ground sounding even louder than usual for the start of the post-Jurgen Klopp era at Anfield.
John W Henry flew in from Boston for Klopp’s final game in charge in May and the Liverpool owner was here for Slot’s big moment.
There was a banner in the crowd near the home dugout
Everton are short at full-back as captain Seamus Coleman is dealing with a calf issue, Nathan Patterson is out for the long term and Ashley Young is suspended after being sent off against Brighton.
Midfielder James Garner, who can fill in at right-back, is also out so teenager Roman Dixon could be drafted in, while James Tarkowski is a doubt and fellow centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite continues to recover from a
Bissouma, who joined Tottenham from Brighton for £30m in 2022, played for 45 minutes in Spurs’ friendly defeat against Bayern Munich on Saturday afternoon, before posting the video.
“I’ve been in the game for a long time and every time a situation like this arises, I’ve tried to look at them in a couple of different ways,” said Postecoglou.
“One is, there’s a person involved and, in this case, it’s
Rooney also confirmed that the club has turned down bids for goalkeeper Michael Cooper and forward Morgan Whittaker that were “very far away” from Plymouth’s valuation.
Forest were angered by the manner in which Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool side scored a stoppage-time winner at the City Ground.
It came shortly after referee Paul Tierney awarded a drop-ball to the visitors deep in their own half.
The hosts believed that they should have received possession as they had the ball outside the penalty area when the official stopped play in the middle of a Forest attack for a
The call which was the straw which ultimately broke the camel’s back for Wolves was the decision to rule out Max Kilman’s injury-time leveller against West Ham last month.
Wolves lost 2-1 at home, harming their European hopes at the time, after Tawanda Chirewa was adjudged to be offside and blocking Lukasz Fabianski, therefore interfering with play.
As Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola rather succinctly put it: “One week left, three games left. Nine points and we will be champions. Seven, six or three points, Arsenal will win the Premier League.”
Guardiola is not placing much faith in Manchester United then, given he expects Arsenal to win every game and the Gunners visit Old Trafford on 12 May.
