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Sky Sports Premier LeagueWill Iraola's pressing game work at Liverpool?
"There are players who play every three days and have no issues, they can accept it and performances do not change too much," Andoni Iraola explained. "Then there are other players where the risk is bigger and the performances are different."
BBC SportMadueke a target for Euro loans - Tuesday's gossip
Atletico Madrid and Juventus track Noni Madueke, Liverpool are among the clubs looking at PSV's Paul Wanner, Lazio consider free agent Mauro Icardi, plus more.
The Guardian FootballAndoni Iraola tells Liverpool forwards they must do more to make his system work
Head coach insists forwards need to improve pressing Changes up front likely for Carabao Cup tie against Spurs Andoni Iraola has shifted the focus on to Liverpool’s forwards for the team’s uninspiring display against Fulham , insisting they need to give more to make his system work. The head coach admitted his team took “a step backwards” with their goalless draw on Saturday. His central midfield pairing of Ryan Gravenberch and Dominik Szoboszlai struggled to contain their Fulham counterparts, winning two of five duels and one of nine duels respectively. But Iraola believes the problems started further forward with the pressing of Liverpool’s expensively assembled attack. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballMerson: I'm worried for Liverpool - how long can they wait for Wirtz?
In his latest Sky Sports column, Paul Merson says he is worried about Liverpool this season while also raising questions about both Florian Wirtz and Bradley Barcola.
ESPNManchester derby defined by VAR drama; Real Madrid booed; Chelsea bullied by Hull
Sunday's Manchester derby was fascinating and not just because of the referee/VAR errors. Also: Real Madrid get booed again, and Chelsea should be worried after being bullied by Hull City, as Gab Marcotti recaps the weekend.
The Guardian FootballPremier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Controversy rules the Manchester derby, Coventry are dunked on and Tottenham still can’t score a goal The 199th Manchester derby was defined by two refereeing decisions: Phil Foden’s first-half red card for kicking out at Bruno Fernandes, and the intervention by the video assistant referee to award Erling Haaland’s winning goal despite Enzo Fernández appearing to interfere with play from an offside position. In both cases, a healthy dose of common sense might have led to a different outcome and Pro Ref admitted that Haaland’s goal should not have stood. Still, it is tough to argue that the final result was harsh on United. Foden’s dismissal gave the hosts a huge opportunity they failed to take, their best chance falling to Bryan Mbeumo in stoppage time. Michael Carrick began his reign with a 2-0 home derby win against 11 men in January, so this felt like a backward step for the manager, unable to find a way to control the game. Carrick also bemoaned City’s two days of extra rest after Champions League games, but chose to keep Fernandes and others on for 90 minutes in the 4-0 stroll past Sabah . United’s next two league games are away at Fulham and at home to Spurs. Carrick will need to be smarter to stop an early-season wobble becoming something more serious. Niall McVeigh Match report: Manchester United 0-1 Manchester City Match report: Coventry 0-5 Brighton Match report: Sunderland 0-2 Arsenal Continue reading...
ESPNLiverpool ratings: Barcola, Wirtz, Gravenberch struggle in Fulham draw
Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw with struggling Fulham at Anfield, as a host of top players failed to perform.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Bayern eye move for Liverpool's Wirtz
Bayern Munich are ready to pounce to sign Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz if there is a chance. Transfer Talk has the latest.
BBC SportBayern monitoring Wirtz - Monday's gossip
Florian Wirtz is being monitored by Bayern Munich, Bournemouth's Brazil forward Rayan could be a Liverpool target next summer and Borussia Dortmund rule out move for Jadon Sancho.
ESPNIraola cites 'lack of freshness' after Liverpool draw
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola said his players were tired but refused to use it as an excuse after being held to a 0-0 draw by Fulham at Anfield.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueMore dropped points at Anfield - is it too early for Liverpool to worry?
Liverpool have failed to win either of their first two Premier League games at Anfield. But is it too early to worry?
The Guardian FootballFrustrated Liverpool lack any spark as Fulham claim deserved first point
Álvaro Arbeloa was often the obstacle to Andoni Iraola’s international ambitions back in the days when both were vying for a right-back role with Spain. On his return to Anfield, and under the watchful eye of former manager Rafael Benítez, Arbeloa thwarted Iraola once again to claim his first Premier League point as Fulham head coach against an ineffective Liverpool. Fulham belied their lowly position and run of three league defeats to take a merited point from a Liverpool team that was a pale imitation of the one that beat Atlético Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday. Iraola fielded a front four that cost almost £400m but the most impressive forward on display was the Fulham academy graduate Josh King. The draw was Liverpool’s third in four league games under their new head coach and the seventh in 12 Premier League matches at Anfield in 2026. Progress can be painfully slow at times. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballPremier League news: Iraola values Wirtz’s work ethic; Moyes backs ‘senior citizen’ Grealish
Liverpool manager insists midfielder should be judged by his influence rather than numbers Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballBallon d’Or shortlist shows up Premier League’s attacking failings – but tide could be turning
English top flight’s forwards are not well represented on the list, reflecting a season of set-piece grapple, but 2026-27 already looks brighter Premier League representation is low when it comes to the 16 attacking players on this year’s Ballon d’Or shortlist . Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes and Manchester City’s Erling Haaland are there but Cole Palmer, one of the nominees in 2025, is out after an injury-hit year and English football’s shift towards physicality and set pieces last season is summed up by none of the forwards from the best team in the country making the cut. The trio giving Arsenal a presence – Gabriel Maghalhães, Declan Rice and William Saliba – are all defensive minded. Arsenal won the league but their forwards are not regarded as elite. Injuries played a part, denying Martin Ødegaard, Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka fluency, but Mikel Arteta’s side were not loved by neutrals. There was respect rather than admiration for their defensive rigour. There was an argument that a lack of ambition after going 1-0 up stopped Arsenal from beating Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final. Continue reading...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Could Brazil offer Richarlison a route out of Tottenham?
Arda Güler could reportedly extend his contract with Real Madrid. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNUCL talking points: Bayern Munich's dominant win among Matchday 1 standouts
Which players and clubs shined in the Champions League? Mark Ogden, Gab Marcotti, Rob Dawson and Sam Tighe weigh in on all the moments that mattered from Matchday 1.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Zubimendi to leave Arsenal in January?
Arsenal midfielder Martín Zubimendi could reportedly leave the club during the winter transfer window. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNMac Allister addresses Liverpool contract woe after stunner
A day after revealing his disappointment over the lack of a new contract offer by Liverpool, Alexis Mac Allister delivered the perfect response with the winning goal in a 2-1 victory against Atlético Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday.