Liverpool face Everton in the re-arranged Merseyside derby on Wednesday night looking to bounce back after their surprise FA Cup defeat to Championship strugglers Plymouth Argyle at the weekend

Liverpool face Everton in the last Merseyside derby at Goodison Park and Arne Slot's side are under pressure after their weakened side were embarrassed by Plymouth in the FA Cup

Arne Slot's Premier League leaders Liverpool make short trip to Goodison Park for final time knowing win over Everton would rub salt into their hosts' wounds

Arne Slot's Liverpool have a chance to move nine points clear at the top of the Premier League table with a win at Everton on Wednesday and the manager has provided an update

As Arne Slot prepares for his first ever Merseyside Derby, Mirror Football has a look into the Liverpool manager's life and training methods

Liverpool head to Everton on Wednesday night looking to move nine points ahead of Arsenal in the Premier League title race but he's not concerned about psychological blow for Gunners

Liverpool take on Everton in the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park on Wednesday and the Reds could potentially have a big boost to their squad with the return of Trent Alexander-Arnold

Liverpool face Everton at Goodison Park on Wednesday‘We have to show a different side of us tomorrow’ Arne Slot has described Liverpool’s FA Cup defeat by Plymouth as unacceptable and demanded a response in the final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. Liverpool would go nine points clear at the top of the Premier League with victory at Everton on Wednesday but head into the game under a rare cloud after the Cup shock at Home Park. Slot did not spare his players from further criticism for Sunday’s performance when previewing his first encounter with Everton, and dismissed the idea that exiting the FA Cup could have its merits. Continue reading...

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says the defeat at Plymouth Argyle was "not acceptable" and that his side have to bounce back against Everton in the Merseyside derby on Wednesday.

A much-changed Liverpool side lost 1-0 to Championship side Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup, but some elements of the selection were out of manager Arne Slot's hands

Some have suggested Liverpool's FA Cup exit at the hands of Plymouth Argyle could come with some positives, but Reds manager Arne Slot doesn't see things the same way

Trent Alexander-Arnold has been missing for Liverpool but is training with the squad as the right-back looks to make his return in the Merseyside derby on Wednesday night

Arne Slot's Liverpool are gearing up for a big two weeks that could determine whether they remain on top in the Premier League as he makes negative comparison with Manchester United

Plymouth showed the world’s oldest football competition still has life but Arne Slot won’t be too worried despite his team winning just five of their last 11 gamesSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson here It was, it has to be acknowledged, a much-changed Liverpool lineup. Of the 11 players who began Sunday’s FA Cup fourth-round match at Plymouth Argyle, only Luis Díaz had made more than 10 league starts this season and only three others had made more than five. Even allowing for that, Plymouth’s victory registers as one of the great shocks of recent times, only the fourth time the leader of the Premier League has ever gone out of the competition to lower-division opposition. As their quietly charismatic 42-year-old Bosnian coach Miron Muslić pointed out afterward, it was a day that will go down in Plymouth’s history, that will be recalled for generations, as a one-off result more impressive than anything they achieved in reaching the semi-final in 1983-84. It was Liverpool’s ninth defeat to lower-league opposition this century but, in terms of the scale of the shock, it felt perhaps most akin to their exit against non-league Worcester City in 1959 when they were a second-flight club, a defeat that precipitated the decline that led to Phil Taylor making way for the great Bill Shankly. Continue reading...