⚡ Berita Bola
Headline terbaru dari liga dunia
ESPNIraola bemoans 'cheap, messy goals' in Liverpool loss at Fenerbahce
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola bemoaned his side's poor defending of set pieces leading to "cheap, messy" goals which cost them a 3-2 defeat at Fenerbahce.
The Guardian — Champions LeagueFenerbahce 3-2 Liverpool: Champions League – as it happened
Liverpool led twice and lost once against Dirk Kuyt’s Fenerbahce on a wet night in Istanbul The players are on the pitch! And while the tournament anthem rings out, the Fenerbahce midfielder Yuksek gives his mascot a fairly intense cheek massage. The players are gathering in the tunnel, while outside rain continues to fall, and Gala’s Freed from Desire rings out. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballLiverpool suffer first CL defeat of season after stunning Fenerbahce comeback
Liverpool's perfect start to their Champions League campaign came to a sudden halt as they lost two leads in a 3-2 defeat to Fenerbahce in Istanbul.
BBC SportFrom Derby to Champions League - Brown's journey to face Reds
Fenerbahce's Archie Brown on his unorthodox journey to Istanbul, the moment of madness against Galatasaray and what Liverpool can expect in Turkey on Wednesday evening.
ESPNLiverpool's $500m forward line is failing. Can Iraola & Co. turn it around?
Liverpool's star-studded, expensively assembled attack has scored fewer Premier League goals this season than Ipswich. That needs to improve immediately.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueLiverpool's unwanted record highlights creativity issue
Liverpool set an unwanted record against Arsenal as they failed to register a shot on target for the first time in 442 Premier League home games, dating back to when records began in 2003.
BBC SportHow Arteta is getting the best from Rice
Declan Rice was a key cog in Arsenal winning the Premier League title - so how is Mikel Arteta getting even more from him this season?
Bundesliga.com OfficialNiko Iličević, Youssoufa Moukoko, Tom Bischof and the 10 youngest players in Bundesliga history
Niko Iličević made history on Matchday 8 of 2026/27 as the Eintracht Frankfurt starlet joined Youssoufa Moukoko, formerly of Borussia Dortmund, as the youngest Bundesliga player ever. But who else makes the top 10? Read on to find out...
The Guardian FootballStumbling block: Wirtz's and Liverpool’s costly struggles against tight defences | Andrew Beasley
Credit to Arsenal for restricting opportunities at Anfield but Iraola will need his side to learn to unpick low backlines Liverpool did not have a shot on target in their 1-0 defeat by Arsenal on Sunday, according to Opta, the first time they have drawn this type of blank in a Premier League game at Anfield since records began in 2003-04. They did not find the target in a goalless draw at the Emirates Stadium this year either, though in both games they struck the woodwork. The margins tend to be fine when recording statistical outliers. If Alexis Mac Allister’s floated ball from distance into David Raya’s waiting arms had actually counted as a shot, would Andoni Iraola’s side have delivered a markedly better attacking performance? Far more concerning for the Spaniard will be that his team had 52 touches in the Arsenal penalty area (which is good) to create only one Opta‑defined big chance (which is bad). The Premier League average this season is five times more efficient; 10.3 box touches per big chance. Continue reading...
ESPNArsenal hold on for a big win at Liverpool, one Iraola & Co. can learn from
Arsenal's defense held firm against the Reds' expensive attack to notch a famous win at Anfield for the first time since 2012. However, there were positive signs for Liverpool when it came to their intensity and effort.
BBC SportTo dive or not to dive? Football's big dilemma
Liverpool feel Alexander Isak should have been awarded a penalty against Arsenal but with the striker not appealing for the decision and the VAR staying out of it, should he have made more of it?
Sky Sports Premier LeagueBarcola: People are starting to understand me better - but I'm not Mo Salah
Big money signings can take time to get going at their new club. There are plenty at Liverpool who can testify to that.
The Guardian FootballPremier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Marco Rose’s tactics are lifting Bournemouth, Roméo Lavia makes progress with Chelsea and Roberto De Zerbi gives youth a chance at Spurs Good defending is the mark of champions. At Anfield, where Arsenal had not won in the past 13 visits, Mikel Arteta followed the orthodoxy of locking down once his team took the lead. This time around, it proved successful. Arsenal did not allow the occasion or the stadium to get to them as they have on previous occasions. In April 2023, Granit Xhaka entangling with Trent Alexander-Arnold energised home fans previously despondent that Arsenal were 2-0 up. It finished 2-2. On Sunday, Liverpool zipped around zestfully, as Andoni Iraola requests, though the final-ball quality was lacking. That owed a great deal to the organisation of the Arsenal defence. Ahead of the last international break, Brighton set a blueprint for getting the better of Arsenal in winning 3-0 . Liverpool’s squad profile might have made a similar strategy possible though Iraola’s outfit is struggling to create chances in the same volume as Brighton or his Bournemouth team. John Brewin Match report: Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal Reaction: Iraola responds to Isak penalty denial Match report: Aston Villa 1-1 Fulham Match report: Bournemouth 2-0 Leeds United Continue reading...
ESPNRonaldo goal review: Why his 982nd career strike should be an own goal instead
As Cristiano Ronaldo closes in on his 1,000th career goal, every strike counts. But there is some disagreement over whether his 982nd should be his at all.
The Guardian FootballLiverpool’s work in progress fizzles out in the face of streetwise champions | Andy Hunter
Afternoon began with talk of a title bid, but Arsenal looked more and more comfortable as the second half wore on Andoni Iraola had swatted aside any question that veered in the direction of Liverpool’s title credentials during his press conference on Friday with two simple words. “Too early,” he would respond. The Liverpool head coach was dismissive in terms of the stage of the season but, as Arsenal doggedly demonstrated, too early also applies to the development of his team. Arsenal cavorted to the sound of fury at Anfield. At the final whistle Mikel Arteta leapt into the arms of the first-team coach Gabriel Heinze as he celebrated the release of his first win at Liverpool as Arsenal manager, his club’s first league victory at Anfield in 14 years and the champions moving three points clear at the top of the table. His players, tireless in the protection of Kai Havertz’s early winner, lined up to accept the acclaim from a jubilant away section. Anger filled the space around them. Continue reading...
BBC SportI'll tell my players to dive in future - Iraola
Andoni Iraola says that he will tell his players to go down in future after Liverpool were denied a penalty in Sunday's defeat by Arsenal.
BBC SportFrom Fleetwood embarrassment to 'magical' Anfield win 14 years in making
Arsenal bounce back from the low of defeat at League Two Fleetwood to secure their first win in 14 years at Anfield - and open up a three-point lead at the top of the Premier League.
The Guardian Premier LeagueLiverpool 0-1 Arsenal: Premier League – as it happened
Kai Havertz’s goal was enough to give Arsenal their first win at Anfield since September 2012 and take them three points clear at the top of the table So where is the game? Liverpool will look to get men around the ball when Arsenal have it, opening the pitch for switches should they win possession. And when they don’t, they’ll run like mad to recover it, stretching play and passing forwards, facilitating that by conserving energy every now and again when Nyoni slows the game down. In particular, I expect they’ll ask Bradley Barcola to target the space left when Riccardo Calafiori goes off on adventures, with Alexander Isak pulling away for cut-backs and shooting quickly with little backlift, while Florian Wirtz looks to slip passes in behind – if he can work quickly enough in the maelstrom of the match. Continue reading...