Former Liverpool and England midfielder Steven Gerrard has left his role as manager of Al-Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia after 18 months in charge

Liverpool will look to maintain their perfect record in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday as they travel to the Netherlands to take on Netherlands champs PSV Eindhoven.  Having already claimed their place in the last 16 a number of weeks ago after winning all seven of their matches so far,

PSV and Liverpool may have likely secured their spots secured for the top 24 to move on in the Champions League but that doesn't mean that this is a meaningless fixture. Liverpool are currently a perfect seven wins from seven matches during the league phase and can ensure a first place finish with at least a draw in this match.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot says the season is going even better than he had expected. "You don't think after 20 games we will have that many points and I wasn't expecting us to be top with the margin we have,

Liverpool ended their Champions League first stage with a 3-2 defeat at PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday evening. Cody Gakpo's penalty and a Harvey Elliott strike twice put the visitors ahead only for the home side to equaliser each time before netting a winner in first-half stoppage time.