LIVERPOOL, United Kingdom (AFP) — Alexander Isak will return to Liverpool training on Friday ahead of this weekend’s showdown against Manchester City but manager Arne Slot has pleaded for patience with the club’s record signing.

Speaking after the game, Gerrard praised Slot’s composure through a testing few weeks but warned against any sense of comfort. “He’s been calm under immense pressure, and that’s not easy at Liverpool,” Gerrard said. “But this club doesn’t stand still. When you win, you enjoy it, but you move on quickly. The pressure will return almost immediately.”

Liverpool put a miserable run behind them with a dominant performance to end Real Madrid's perfect Champions League start with a 1-0 win at Anfield on Tuesday. Alexis Mac Allister headed in the only goal but Madrid were grateful to goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois for keeping the score down.

Isak Back in Training After Groin SetbackIsak, who has been sidelined for the past four games due to a groin injury sustained against Eintracht Frankfurt, resumed full training with the first team on

Here are four things we learnt from Liverpool’s 1-0 win against Real Madrid. It was a very impressive defensive performance from Liverpool, as none of Conor Bradley, Ibrahima Konaté, Virgil Van Dijk or Andy Robertson put a foot wrong.

Real Madrid travel to Anfield today to face Liverpool in a blockbuster match on Matchday 4 of the UEFA Champions League group stage — a duel between two European giants

West Ham United women’s team’s Barclays Women’s Super League fixtures with Manchester United and Liverpool have been selected for television coverage.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says Liverpool have delivered the rivalry of his career as he prepares to manage his 1,000th game. Guardiola's side host the Reds on Sunday, the latest fixture in a back-and-forth rivalry that has seen the clubs consistently compete for the title - scooping the last eight in a row between them.