Liverpool News

Liverpool - Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says that his team will continue with their attacking style of football as they bid for their first league title in 24 years.A 4-3 victory over Rodgers' former club Swansea City on Sunday kept Liverpool within four poi...

Liverpool - Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has urged his players to continue to be ruthless at Anfield ahead of the visit of his former club Swansea City on Sunday.The Reds, who occupy fourth spot, have been imperious at home this season, winning 11 of their 13...

London - Arsenal set up an FA Cup quarter-final meeting with Everton after overcoming Liverpool 2-1 in a feisty and gripping fifth-round match at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.Liverpool had trounced Arsenal 5-1 at Anfield in the Premier League last weekend, bu...

London - Branded a "specialist in failure" by his Chelsea counterpart Jose Mourinho, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will hope his side prove otherwise when they host Liverpool in the FA Cup on Sunday.In characteristic style, Chelsea manager Mourinho tried to up ...

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Brendan Rodgers' pragmatism has earned significant results against the top-sides in the Premier League, this season. Victories against Everton and Spurs have displayed Liverpool's ability to combine defensive organization with quick, attacking flair.

Brendan Rodgers has ruled Liverpool out of the Premier League title race this season, although he believes his side will play a part in deciding where the trophy ends up.

Birmingham - Brendan Rodgers believes Liverpool's trip to West Bromwich Albion on Sunday is a significant landmark in the club's development since he took over at Anfield.

Roberto Martinez’s arrival at Goodison Park has led to a vigorous modification in Everton’s football philosophy. Once a reactive outfit under David Moyes, the Toffees have quickly adapted to Martinez’s ‘no-fear’ attacking approach.

Brendan Rodgers' decision to reunite Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge in the second half, gave Liverpool the required attacking impetus to defeat Stoke City.