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Big Spending Wolves Hoping for Positive Opening Day Result

Wolves Aim For Revenge Against Liverpool

As the weekend draws to a close, many fans are already looking ahead to the fourth round draw which will take place tomorrow night. Everyone knows that this is where things start to get a little bit more serious, even if some people don’t want to admit that. Winning in the fourth round will allow you to get into the final 16, and at that stage, the dream of Wembley becomes a little bit more real.

Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

Manchester City Face Liverpool In Huge Title Race Battle

The thing about the New Year is that nobody knows what it holds. With five months or so remaining in the Premier League that’s certainly the case, but despite that uncertainty, it definitely feels like English football hasn’t been this strong in a long time – if ever. The quality of the players and the teams, in general, leaves us feeling incredibly excited for what’s ahead, and now that the festive period is over, it’s time to get back to business.

Liverpool & Arsenal Square Off Once Again

The Premier League is beginning to wind down in 2018, but that doesn’t mean we’re done – not by a long shot. We’ve seen some truly incredible matches during the calendar year and we’re more than confident in suggesting that we’ll see the same in 2019, but perhaps we’re being too premature. After all, there’s a whole new set of top flight fixtures for us to feast our eyes upon over the course of the next few days,

Top of the Table Liverpool to Continue Marching On

Liverpool are top of the Premier League and they go into this weekend knowing that a win would keep them at the top for Christmas. They also play first this weekend, so they have the chance to wrap that up before anyone else takes to the field when they travel to Wolves on Friday night. There is no doubt that Liverpool are genuine title contenders this season, and at this stage they are right in the mix and matching Manchester City stride for stride.

Liverpool Clash With Manchester United

The Premier League returns this weekend after a series of Champions League fixtures in midweek, and it certainly feels like this could be the biggest set of fixtures yet. Things are about to get serious with the Christmas period among us, which means one thing – there’s going to be games, games, games over the course of the next few weeks, and it’s not like football fans can complain about that. Before we get into the nitty gritty of it,

Liverpool Set for Another Classic Anfield Night

We have seen a number of special European nights at Anfield over the past few years, and on Tuesday night when Liverpool take on Napoli in their final group game, I think we are going to see another. There is no doubt that the fans will be up for this one, and so will the players, which I think is going to result in a special performance on a special night as Liverpool show their might in both the Champions League and Premier League over the course of a few short days.

The Wide Open Premier League Title Race Continues

The Premier League is an unusual place at the best of times, and we mean that, surprisingly, in the best way possible. It’s well known for being the best division both in Europe and probably the world, both in terms of the quality it possesses and the profile it has in comparison to its competitors. Of course, that often leads to quite interesting results in the realms of all the things that matter – aka the title race,

Battle Of The Premier League’s Elite

While there’s a host of fascinating Premier League encounters for you to feast your eyes on today, it truly does feel like there’s one game and one game only that is capturing the attention of the mainstream media above all others: Liverpool vs Manchester City. This is a game that people have been wanting to see ever since the season began, with both teams riding high as the pacesetters for the rest of the division.

Liverpool to Gain Revenge for Midweek Defeat against Chelsea

It was Chelsea who took the first game between these two in midweek when they went away to Anfield and picked up a 2-1 victory. They drew first blood in the Carabao Cup, but it is this game that is the most important fixture out of the two, in the Premier League. Liverpool are the only team to have won every game so far this season, while Chelsea lost their 100% record last weekend when they drew 0-0 away at West Ham.

Liverpool Can do the Double Over Chelsea, Starting With Wednesday Cup Win

Liverpool and Chelsea meet for the first occasion on Wednesday, and their two meetings in four days will be fascinating to watch. The first meeting between these two comes in the Carabao Cup, which is far less important than the league meeting they have on Saturday, but still a game worth watching. While both teams are expected to rest many key players, they will be hoping their second string teams can win the game and give the club a momentum boost going into the meeting on Saturday.

Liverpool to Lay Down Champions League Marker with PSG Victory

The Champions League kicks off this week and the tie of the round takes place at Anfield where Liverpool take on Paris SG. From the minute these two were drawn together, Liverpool fans will have been looking forward to a big European night against the French club, and they haven’t had to wait long. Despite being losing finalists last season, Liverpool somehow ended up in pot 3 of the draw, so alongside Paris SG they also have to face Napoli in what is going to be a tricky group stage for them.

Tottenham and Liverpool Set for Wembley Stalemate

The game of the week in the Premier League is the first one to take place this weekend when Liverpool head down to Wembley to take on Tottenham. These two are two of the best teams in the league, and two who are looking to challenge Manchester City for the league title this season. Both teams have started well and now the international break is over they will be looking to get back into legue action and continue their good run.