LIVERPOOL, England, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Liverpool's Hugo Ekitike bagged a double to secure a 2-0 Premier League victory over Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday while talisman Mohamed Salah, whose future at the Merseyside team is uncertain, recorded a landmark assist on an emotional afternoon.

Tonight, Liverpool won an away Champions League match without Mohamed Salah for the first time since November 2009 in Debrecen, in what was Jamie Carragher's last ever Champions League match for the club.

Hugo Ekitike scored twice as Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0 at Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday. Mohamed Salah also made an impact after coming off the bench to replace the injured Joe Gomez. The Egypt international,

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Rachel Daly scores twice - including the fastest goal in the Women's Super League this season - as Aston Villa beat Liverpool.

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Liverpool loses 3-0 at Anfield against Nottingham Forest and slips to the right side of the table, currently in 11th place. This is already their 6th defeat in this Premier League out of 12 matches played (last year, they had only 4 in 38 matchdays).

Dean Henderson was Crystal Palace's Wembley hero once again as Oliver Glasner's side beat Liverpool on penalties after a 2-2 draw in the Community Shield. Henderson saved a spot-kick from Omar Marmoush as Palace defeated Manchester City 1-0 to win their ...

Build up to seven games including, Aston villa v Arsenal, Bournemouth v Chelsea, Everton v Nottingham and more.

Liverpool, Brighton and an Anfield AfternoonLiverpool step back into Premier League action with Brighton arriving at Anfield, and the story swirling above everything is Mohamed Salah. His omission

Van Dijk, the club captain, has confirmed there will be discussions with Liverpool’s third-highest goalscorer despite his departure for international duty. Salah attacked his own club and head coach Arne Slot with his comments made after the draw at Leeds, but Van Dijk insists he wants him to stay at the club.