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 Jamie Carragher left raging by 'embarrassing' Liverpool star during Aston Villa.. Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher was scathing of Alexis Mac Allister's antics during the clash with Aston Villa Jamie Carragher has lambasted Alexis Mac Allister as the Liverpool midfielder was labelled as "embarrassing". The former Reds defender was critical of the Argentinian after an incident with Ezri Konsa shortly before Aston Villa's third goal. Mac Allister was left down in a heap after an off-the-ball altercation with the England defender. The 27-year-old appeared to move his hand toward the centre-back. Konsa responded and grabbed him by the shirt, lifting it towards his face before the Liverpool man went to ground. The incident was checked and cleared with the Villa defender avoiding any action from referee Chris Kavanagh. There was a stoppage while Mac Allister remained grounded with head coach Arne Slot appearing to gesture towards the area in question, tell...

 Liverpool are giving themselves big issue with Arne Slot stance - this isn't good enough Paul Gorst verdict from Villa Park as Liverpool are beaten 4-2 to increase the scrutiny on their head coach The post-match airing of the Champions League anthem, to confirm Aston Villa's place next season, will have felt like insult to injury for a Liverpool side well beaten here. These are halcyon days in this part of Birmingham. Confirmation of their participation in the revamped and hugely lucrative European Cup is now official, with a Europa League final to come next week, featuring a manager famed for his prowess in that particular fixture. The lap of appreciation and the end-of-season party that followed outside Villa Park itself provided all the evidence needed of a club seriously on the up. They are all in it together round these parts. The same can't be said at Anfield just now. For Liverpool - the team Villa leapfrogged into fourth with this 4-2 victory - only tough questions...

Chelsea's Calum McFarlane explains 'clear' way his side could have beaten Liverpool Chelsea interim boss Calum McFarlane felt his side should have been awarded a penalty at Anfield Chelsea interim boss Calum  is adamant his side were denied "a clear penalty" as they ended a run of six successive losses with a draw at Liverpool. Enzo Fernandez equalised an early Ryan Gravenberch opener to earn the Londoners a 1-1 Premier League draw during a dismal encounter on Saturday afternoon. Despite the lack of quality, both teams had goals disallowed in the second half and Liverpool twice struck the woodwork through Dominik Szoboszlai and Virgil van Dijk. Despite the lack of quality, both teams had goals disallowed in the second half and Liverpool twice struck the woodwork through Dominik Szoboszlai and Virgil van Dijk. And McFarlane was convinced a VAR check should have seen Jeremie Frimpong penalised for a foul on Joao Pedro inside the area that was initially waved away by...

 Liverpool BREAKING NEWS:‼️ “I’ve seen enough today, I am truly disappointed because I didn’t expect this kind of decision from a manager at this level. You don’t take off your best player when the game is on a knife’s edge just to play safe. It’s a total lack of ambition and the fans are right to be angry.” Virgil van dijk finally breaks silence on why Arne Slot decided to sub off ONE specific Liverpool star which led to the 1-1 draw against Chelsea today. THIS IS TRULY UNBELIEVABLE 🚨😳 Virgil van Dijk has reportedly questioned a major tactical decision made by Arne Slot during Liverpool F.C.’s 1-1 draw against Chelsea F.C.. 🔥 According to the circulating claims, Van Dijk was left frustrated after Slot substituted a key Liverpool player while the match was still finely balanced, allegedly believing the decision shifted momentum and ultimately contributed to the dropped points. The Liverpool captain reportedly suggested the move showed a lack of ambition, arguing that removing on...

  Liverpool will fix Trent Alexander-Arnold mistake with bargain €25m deal Liverpool have found themselves dealing with an unexpected issue at right-back following the departure of their long-serving academy graduate, who ended a remarkable two-decade association with the club by securing a move to Real Madrid for a relatively modest £10 million fee. At the time, the transfer appeared manageable, with the club hierarchy believing they had already taken the necessary steps to fill the gap. M anager Arne Slot and sporting director Richard Hughes initially felt confident that the situation was under control. The club acted swiftly by handing a new contract to promising young defender Conor Bradley, reinforcing their belief in his potential as a long-term solution. In addition, they secured the signing of Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen for a fee of £29.5 million, expecting the Dutch international to step in and provide immediate quality and consistency in the role. However, thi...