As Liverpool fans, maybe we had it a bit too easy in 2019/20. Maybe the record-breaking manner in which we claimed our first Premier League title distorted our thought process somewhat. It’s five years ago today that a 2-0 win over Manchester United sent Jurgen Klopp’s team 16 points clear at the top with a game in hand and Anfield finally dared to sing “We’re gonna win the league!

After such a brilliant performance full of energy, cutting edge and drive, Arsenal inexplicably found a way to chuck two points away as their jaded, injury-hit team were dejected at the final whistle. They’re still 12 games unbeaten in the Premier League but this draw hurt. It stung. It felt like a defeat.

Manchester City and Arsenal acting decisively has not helped but there is mild panic at Liverpool doing absolutely nothing in the January transfer window.

According to a report, Liverpool will hold off rivals, Manchester City and Manchester United in the race to sign Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez. READ MORE: Fee Revealed It Might Take For Real Madrid To Sign Liverpool Defender Trent Alexander-Arnold In January The Reds appear to be in the market for Andy Robertson's successor as the Scotland captain continues to struggle to regain the form that made him such a vital cog in Jurgen Klopp's winning machine.

Liverpool supporters groups have written to the club to highlight the negative impact a rise in ticket prices can have on the club.

Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing Rayan Ait-Nouri, who has also garnered interest from Liverpool and Manchester City.

Phil Foden had two goals and an assist and Kevin De Bruyne set up two goals as Manchester City clobbered Ipswich Town 6-0 on Sunday at Portman Road.

A day that began with Newcastle United's six-game winning league run ending with a 4-1 home drubbing by Bournemouth finished with Villa ensuring that none of the five matches resulted in home wins.

Brentford head coach Thomas Frank has labelled Liverpool “the best team in the world” following his side’s 2-0 defeat against the Premier League leaders on Saturday. The two teams were heading for a goalless draw at the Gtech Community Stadium before a stoppage-time brace from Darwin Nunez claimed all three points for the visitors.

Speaking after City's 6-0 demolition of Ipswich Town which equalled the club's biggest Premier League away win, set against Watford in September 2017, Hargreaves reckons Pep Guardiola's men have the quality to end their campaign on a high by lifting silverware.

After a dreadful run of form during November and December, Manchester City looked more like their old selves as they thrashed Ipswich 6-0 on Sunday.