Liverpool left Newcastle fans outraged last summer over Alexander Isak. The Premier League champions were very focussed on landing the Sweden striker - even in spite of constant reports claiming

Liverpool bring an 11-game unbeaten streak across all competitions to Anfield for a visit from plucky but win-starved Burnley on Saturday.

Liverpool’s dominance resumed after the restart as Wirtz became increasingly instrumental for the hosts. The 22-year-old forced a critical save out of Dúbravka before turning provider for Cody Gakpo following some lovely footwork in the area, with the Dutchman’s strike cleared off the line by Humphreys.

A Florian Wirtz strike was cancelled out by Marcus Edwards as Liverpool were left ruing a missed penalty by Dominik Szoboszlai in Saturday's 1-1 draw with lowly Burnley, the hosts' fourth Premier League stalemate in a row.

Florian Wirtz turned his best performance in a Liverpool shirt on Saturday, but the Reds still dropped points and had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Burnley at Anfield.

A BBC broadcaster celebrating 40 years of football commentary has reflected on his favourite memories. Tim Oglethorpe follows Northampton Town for BBC Radio Northampton, and has been part of the station's commentary team since the 1985-86 season.

The winger has been representing Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco and while Salah has enjoyed a fine individual tournament, there will be no first-ever AFCON title for him after a semi-final exit at the hands of former clubmate Sadio Mané and his Senegal side.

Liverpool spent £450m on new players last summer - with Richard Hughes overhauling the Premier League champions’ strikeline. Out went Luis Diaz to Bayern Munich while Darwin Nunez also departed