The Reds collected all three points thanks to a dramatic Darwin Nunez double in stoppage time but the attention quickly shifted back to Liverpool's transfer policy and Van Dijk unwittingly fanned the flames.

Saudi Arabia chairman of the general entertainment authority Turki Alalshikh has dropped a transfer hint over the future of Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah.

Liverpool are in major danger of losing Mo Salah after multiple sources claimed he has been offered £65m to move to Saudi - much to Jurgen Klopp's chagrin.

Something else is notable about Belmont Drive. It is the location of a block of six flats, one of which was the scene of a murder that linked Liverpool and Accrington Stanley Football Clubs, a television milk advert and Merseyside’s violent drugs scene.

Liverpool ace Mohamed Salah has been further linked with a move to Saudi Arabia after a new social media message.

Liverpool are plotting a move to sign Bayern Munich star Leroy Sane after the latest Mohamed Salah twist at Anfield.

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Fortunately, working in Liverpool's favour, the weather warning for the region came to an end at 10am on Friday with the match not kicking off until 12:15pm today. Althought temperatures did drop below freezing yet again during the night, which has caused further problems out on the roads this morning.

Nassr's rival Al-Hilal received a huge boost in their pursuit of Mohamed Salah when Turki Al Alshikh posted a photoshopped image of the diminutive Egyptian in an Al-Hilal jers

Members of Tottenham Hotspaw – our first-ever Official Supporters’ Club for dog lovers – have been posting pictures of their beloved pets on the group’s Facebook page for a chance for them to be featured on the stadium big screens ahead of kick-off and in the matchday programme.

RCB's digital presence saw a massive growth of 5 million followers across all social platforms—making it the fastest-growing team in the IPL on social media.