It will be a great weekend, should all go to plan, for Liverpool fans as we enter the 24th week of the season. After 2 great cup wins and setting up a League Cup final appearance at the end of the month, we put in a 2nd half display against Wolves that was impressive and [...]
Steven Gerrard believes the return of Luis Suarez will be the boost the Reds need in their bid for a top four spot this season.
The Uruguayan striker will be available after an eight-game ban for the game against top-four rivals Tottenham on Monday
The Uruguayan striker will be available after an eight-game ban for the game against top-four rivals Tottenham on Monday
The pair are due to come face-to-face for the first time since the striker’s ban
The pair are due to come face-to-face for the first time since the striker’s eight-game ban and Scot believes there is no need to further extend the problem with a refusal
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard believes the return of Luis Suarez will help the club in their bid to secure a top-four finish and win some silverware.
STEVEN GERRARD believes the return of Luis Suarez can help Liverpool FC’s charge for Champions League qualification.
Liverpool gets set to face Tottenham Hotspurs on Monday, in what is a key encounter for both teams as they jockey for position among the top four in the Premier League standings. Spurs are in a much better position than Liverpool, sitting in third place, five points off League leaders Manchester City.
Liverpool’s situation is a bit more desperate, sitting in sixth place, 16 points off the lead, but only four points out of fourth place. Liverpool will also be anxious to avenge the humiliation the club suffered at the hands of Spurs at White Hart Lane in September.
Added to this is the return of Luis Suárez after his eight-match ban, and it all points to a high-spirited affair at Anfield. Here then are 10 bold predictions for the upcoming fixture.
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard believes the return of Luis Suarez will help the club in their bid to secure a top-four finish and win some silverware.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish admits it is ‘fantastic’ to have striker Luis Suarez back from suspension.
Nothing makes a game more exciting than a good background story.
After suffering their worst loss of the season to Tottenham at White Hart Lane back in September, a resurgent Liverpool group are hungry for revenge, as well as a second consecutive league win, as they continue to make a push for a spot in the English Premier Leagues’ top-four.
Tottenham will not make it easy for them however.
The Spurs bounced back from a tough 3-2 loss against Manchester City to convincingly beat Wigan 3-1, and with Gareth Bale and Luka Modric in top-form, Tottenham will be confident in continuing their title challenge against the Manchesters.
There’s no doubt that it will be an exciting game, but what exactly can we expect to see?
Read on to find out.
Alan Smith assesses the strengths and weaknesses of each team vying for fourth.
B/R’s Will Tidey recently claimed in his Chelsea vs. Manchester United predictions that Chelsea vs. Manchester United would be the “Premier League game of the weekend.” He was wrong.
Though both teams are collectively ranked higher than Tottenham and Liverpool, they’re also much more boring. And with Chelsea in poor form as of late, you can bet that they’ll be holding on for a close 1-1 draw.
Liverpool will be out for revenge, and with their current run of form, they’ll be quite confident of getting it at home. Tottenham won the first leg of this match 4-0 at White Hart Lane, but any Liverpool fan will tell you that the two red cards picked up by Liverpool in the game nullified the significance of that result.
Before we get to the predictions (which I’ll bring to you later on), let’s take a look at the six “x-factors” for this game.
