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Liverpool have suffered another significant blow to their hopes of playing Champions League football next season, as their tenth Premier League defeat came against Brighton & Hove Albion. Two crucial goals from former Man United forward Danny Welbeck punished his boyhood rivals, thwarting Liverpool’s chances of solidifying their top-four position, with Aston Villa and Chelsea still to play later in the matchweek. Liverpool’s night began in misery from the outset. Hugo Ekitike

After producing another enthralling European night at Anfield to book their place in the last eight of the UEFA Champions League, Liverpool now face a shift in focus turning from European redemption to domestic responsibility. Having secured progression and set up a potential clash with French giants Paris Saint-Germain, the Reds must now channel that momentum into the Premier League, where qualification for next season’s Champions League remains the priority. Up next is a tr

Bournemouth made it 11 games unbeaten in the Premier League as they fought back twice to draw with Manchester United, who went down to 10 men after a Harry Maguire red card late on. It was the United centre-back’s challenge that gave Bournemouth the opportunity to level for a second time, as his foul conceded a penalty, which Eli Junior Kroupi expertly converted for 2–2. The Cherries almost went on to win the game, but United managed to see it out with a man down. However, Mi