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Anfield Needs to Be Better as Liverpool Chase the TitleLiverpool’s title charge continues, but as Dave Davis pointed out on Newsround from Anfield Index, there is a key factor that could make all

Liverpool got back to winning ways in the Premier League with a 2–1 victory over Wolves. After dropping points against Everton in a chaotic Merseyside derby, Liverpool came into their match against Wolves with three points on the mind.

Anfield Must Become a FortressHome Advantage Could Define Liverpool’s Title PushLiverpool stand on the brink of something historic. As Arne Slot’s side embarks on the

Liverpool were put under pressure by Wolves at Anfield, but they emerged as 2-1 victors to stretch their lead over Arsenal.

Liverpool's Premier League title march runs into another top-four challenger when Newcastle United visit Anfield on Wednesday.

Anxiety Creeps In Amongst Anfield FaithfulThe anxiety within Anfield was unmistakable. The Liverpool faithful, usually so raucous and relentless, responded with exasperation when their long-serving

Wolves ran Liverpool close at Anfield last weekend and Matheus Cunha showed his quality with his wonderful goal that gave them hope in that game. That performance should give Vitor Pereira's struggling side real belief and I am expecting them to put up a fight here too,

Liverpool dropped points in the Premier League as they came from behind to draw with Aston Villa at Villa Park. Mo Stewart from the Anfield Wrap spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live after the match and said: "It was a ridiculous game of football,

Liverpool responded to its midweek draw with Everton by beating Wolves 2-1 to restore its seven-point lead at the top of the Premier League.