Andoni Iraola was denied a third win on the bounce as a drab Liverpool side were held to a draw by out-of-form Fulham.
Liverpool very nearly gifted the visitors an opener after calamitous play out from the back saw Alisson give the ball away in his own box, but there was Jeremy Jacquet on the line to deny Gonzalo Garcia and spare his goalkeeper's blushes.
The Reds then came close themselves in the 22nd minute, with Victor Munoz - the smallest man on the pitch - latching onto a corner and heading onto the crossbar.
Iraola tried to shake things up in the second half with Fulham holding firm, but the arrivals of Cody Gakpo and Rio Ngumoha failed to inject enough attacking vigor into Liverpool as Alvaro Arbeloa recorded his first point as Cottagers boss.
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- Liverpool held to drab draw by out-of-form Fulham
- Alvaro Arbeloa recorded a much-deserved first point as Cottagers boss
- 22' OFF THE BAR! Munoz heads onto woodwork with Leno beaten [LIV 0-0 FUL]
- 11' OFF THE LINE! Jacquet spares Alisson's blushes to deny Fulham gift [LIV 0-0 FUL]
Next up for Fulham
18:00 , Alan SmithArbeloa now switches attention to a District Line derby away to West Ham in the EFL Cup midweek before Manchester United visit Craven Cottage next weekend.
Next up for Liverpool
17:45 , Alan SmithIraola’s side now face Spurs in the EFL Cup at Anfield on Tuesday night before the head coach returns to Bournemouth for a Premier League fixture next Sunday.
Still to come...
17:32 , Alan SmithSpurs and Everton have just kicked off in north London and you can also join our live coverage from the Stadium of Light, where Sunderland host the champions Arsenal at 8pm.
The game in dataviz
17:20 , Alan SmithLiverpool had the better of the chances at Anfield and remain unbeaten, but it's a third draw in four games for Andoni Iraola since joining in the summer. pic.twitter.com/tpdh71GlkZ
— Opta Analyst (@OptaAnalyst) September 12, 2026
Saturday's other early results
17:04 , Alan SmithAston Villa 1-2 Nottingham Forest
Bournemouth 2-2 Brentford
Chelsea 2-2 Hull
Crystal Palace 2-3 Ipswich
Goals everywhere else but on Merseyside, then.
Iraola's learning curve
16:56 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldA hugely deserved first point for Fulham, Alvaro Arbeloa and his rather impressive beard. An afternoon of frustration for Liverpool. A big test this season is how he copes in the Premier League games after Champions League matches. Not very well today, it transpired.
FULL-TIME! Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:53 , Alan SmithThat’s the last piece of action. Fulham have their first point of the season and it is entirely deserved. Liverpool will be disappointed with an absence of ruthlessness in attack. They were flat throughout, the midweek toll of their Atletico win perhaps a major factor.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:52 , Alan Smith94’ - What a chance for Ngumoha. Frimpong dribbles down the right and crosses. It works through a cluster of players but just as the youngster looks primed to finish, Kevin gets in the way and preserves a point for Fulham.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:51 , Alan Smith94’ - Affengruber heads a Szoboszlai cross away. We’re into the final minute and fans are heading for the exits at Anfield.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:50 , Alan Smith93’ - Time ticks by and this looks set to finish level.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:49 , Alan Smith91’ - The corner is a delicious delivery, asking for Isak to finish off from close range. But it whisks past the Swedish striker, who is under moderate pressure, and out for a goal kick. That was a chance.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:48 , Alan Smith90’ - Szoboszlai makes sure everything is set to his liking but the strike comes off Charles in the wall and is out for a corner.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:47 , Alan Smith89’ - Isak is fouled by Robinson about 30 yards from goal, also known as Szoboszlai territory. There will be four added minutes. After the final minute of normal time.
Not the right sort of consistency
16:45 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldLiverpool are on course for four consecutive home league draws - two under Arne Slot, two under Iraola. Not quite the right kind of consistency and continuity.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:41 , Alan Smith84’ - Fulham are down to 10 men for a minute after Tete comes off following treatment. How long before this new rule causes a moment of great controversy? It can’t be far away.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:38 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldAnfield is really quite impatient and frustrated now. They probably were not anticipating this level of resistance from Fulham, who managed to concede three goals to left wing-backs last week.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:37 , Alan Smith79’ - Kevin, following decent build-up from Tete, scuffs an effort wide.
That’s Fulham’s 10th attempt of the game - the same numbers as their hosts. Neither have been able to score. Yet.
King's promise
16:35 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldJosh King has just gone off but he outshone Liverpool's flair players, Wirtz and Barcola, with a performance of huge promise.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:35 , Alan Smith77’ - And Fulham will now make a triple change before the corner is taken. Garcia, Iwobi, King make way. Muniz, Larsson and Smith Rowe are on.
When the corner is taken, Szoboszlai heads it out at the near post for another.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:34 , Alan Smith76’ - Good save Alisson! King weaves in from the right, cutting inside Jacquet. But he slips when shooting and the Liverpool goalkeeper makes a decent enough stop, conceding a corner.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:32 , Alan Smith75’ - That check is over and nothing doing since Mac Allister falls over without being touched as Charles and Bassey try to intercept.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:31 , Alan Smith74’ - Much better and much more urgent from Liverpool. There’s a big scramble in the box leading to a VAR check but play continues.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:30 , Alan Smith73’ - Subs for both sides.
Araujo and Barcola are off, Ngumoha and Frimpong are on.
Castagne is replaced by Kevin.
Pressure ramps up
16:26 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldLiverpool are applying more pressure now. For Fulham, meanwhile, Tete's introduction has meant Castagne is now playing as a nominal right winger, but something of a second right-back at times.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:26 , Alan Smith68’ - Barcola tries to make something happen after Kerkez squared to him with a cross that had a little too much force. Barcola can’t control it cleanly and the ball goes out for a goal kick.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:23 , Alan Smith65’ - There is very, very little happening here. Fulham are comfortable, Liverpool look in no immediate rush to up the ante.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:21 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldA game on Merseyside for Kenny Tete, who Everton try to buy every year but never actually do.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:20 , Alan Smith63’ - And Tete is in for Bobb.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:20 , Alan Smith60’ - Mac Allister and Gakpo replace Munoz and Gravenberch.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:16 , Richard Jolly at Anfield59’ - Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo are coming on and with Iraola forced to revert to two of those who had started against Atletico - Mac Allister and Kerkez - it is safe to say his first attempt at squad rotation has not gone hugely well. Munoz and Gravenberch go off.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:14 , Richard Jolly at Anfield57’ - Few immediate signs of improvement from Liverpool, despite one nice piece of skill from Isak and the sense Kerkez is sharper and quicker than the departed Tsimikas
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:10 , Alan Smith52’ - Better. Isak finds a yard of space after turning Robinson inside out but his shot is smothered well by Leno.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:08 , Alan Smith50’ - Liverpool have not exactly come racing out of the blocks here. Five minutes have ticked by without little of note occurring.
Restarted! Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
16:03 , Alan SmithKerkez is indeed on, Tsimikas is off. And the home side get us going once again.
16:02 , Richard Jolly at Anfield The only Fulham player ever to score a hat-trick against Liverpool is Roy Dwight, now the second most famous member of his family after his Watford-supporting nephew, Reg.
Change incoming?
16:00 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldMilos Kerkez is on the pitch, seemingly about to come on. Given the number of people I heard saying that Tsimikas had to come off at half-time, that is no great surprise.
Half-time! Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:47 , Alan SmithAnd it remains scoreless. Fulham will be confident after that period, their performance has had everything but a goal. Liverpool look leggy and Iraola may refresh things sooner rather than later.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:46 , Alan Smith45’ - We’ll have one additional minute.
Iraola's new challenge
15:46 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldQuite an encouraging first half for Fulham. Rather less so for Liverpool. This is Iraola's first experience of having a Premier League game three days after a Champions League game. That may be a factor, and not merely in the changes he made to the starting 11.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:45 , Alan Smith43’ - Though just as I type that Barcola sends a side-footed volley goalwards, from a lovely Szoboszlai diagonal pass, which Castagne blocks well. Tsimikas’ corner is dealt with comfortably.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:44 , Alan Smith42’ - Liverpool’s energy levels look rather low at the moment. It’s been a curious performance with not much sign of the attack gelling - yet.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:39 , Alan Smith37’ - Another good chance for the away team. Bobb makes a fool of Tsimikas and floats in a deep cross to Robinson. His attempt is wide but a graphic flashes up on screen that shows in the past 10 minutes Fulham have had 73% possession.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:37 , Alan Smith36’ - Fulham are now well on top and playing with no shortage of composure. The only thing missing is a finishing touch.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:35 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldMy first look at Gonzalo Garcia in the flesh. Early verdict, but seems an excellent signing - the former Real Madrid man is a threat running in behind the Liverpool defence, has the presence and purpose to be the focal point of the attack and looks physical enough for the Premier League. A shame he is wearing No 7, because he has the air of a real No 9.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:34 , Alan Smith33’ - Another Fulham corner, again won through some neat combination play on their left flank. Iwobi swings it in and the clearance is only as far as Bobb on the edge of the box. He slips it to King and the shot is straight at Alisson.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:31 , Alan Smith29’ - Some more nice play from Fulham. Bassey advances deep into Liverpool territory and shows some deft feet to win a corner off Jacquet. It’s taken short, Iwobi finds King and he sends Szobozlai skidding across the deck with a lovely turn, winning a second corner that Wirtz gets rid of.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:27 , Alan Smith25’ - The replay shows it was actually a rather fine save from Leno.
Wirtz, meanwhile, turns well under pressure from Affengruber but cannot direct an effort on target.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:25 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldDidn't really expect Munoz to be winning headers from corners, but he hit the bar there. Think he outjumped the rather taller Sander Berge.
Off the bar! Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:23 , Alan Smith22’ - That’s the closest either have come. Munoz gets his head to a delivery from the left but directs it off the bar. It may have taken a slight deflection - we’ll need to see a replay - but Iwobi reacts fastest to the rebound and gets rid.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:22 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldIt's a big game for Ryan Gravenberch. He was dropped after Iraola's first game, at Newcastle, when he was caught too far forward for both goals Liverpool conceded. So far today, he has played as more of a holding midfielder, in the way Mac Allister has done in the last three games.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:18 , Richard JollyAll fairly frenetic so far which can be the way of things with Iraola's Liverpool. Arne Slot's side could be too soporific but this side have not yet found the right blend between chaos and control
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:15 , Alan Smith14’ - Iwobi finds Bobb just inside the box. It’s a great position to shoot ... except his first touch is poor and Fulham must recycle possession. Iwobi eventually sends a cross straight into Alisson’s hands.
That earlier Gonzalo chance also produced a VAR check to see if Alisson fouled King. He did not and play, of course, continued.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:13 , Alan Smith11’ - Better from Fulham. Robinson feeds into King from the left. He swivels and then shoots. Moments later Alisson makes a mess of a short pass to Gravenberch, allowing Fulham’s press to yield a turnover. King passes to Gonzalo but his shot is hooked off the line by an alert Jacquet.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:09 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldAlmost the £248m goal, with the £123m signing Barcola feeding the £125m buy Isak, who dragged a shot just side
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:08 , Alan Smith6’ - Munoz pressures Robinson into hooking out for a corner, which Tsimikas shuffles across to whip in. The danger is cleared but Fulham are yet to really get on the ball beyond the odd touch in their own half.
Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:05 , Alan Smith4’ - A promising start from the home side here. Araujo and Wirtz try to get something going in the final third before Fulham, who are in a classic 4-4-2 it appears, make an interception.
Left leaning Reds
15:02 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldVictor Munoz has started on the right and Bradley Barcola on the left. Worth noting if only because Liverpool have four left wingers and no out-and-out right wingers.
Kick-off! Liverpool 0-0 Fulham
15:02 , Alan SmithAnd we’re underway at Anfield!
Closing in on kick-off
14:56 , Will CastleJust a few minutes until we get underway at Anfield!
Will it be three wins on the trot for a Liverpool side that’s now found its feet under Andoni Iraola? Or will Alvaro Arbeloa silence the critics and get lift-off at Fulham?
We’ll have all the action, up next.
First real rotation from Iraola
14:55 , Richard Jolly at AnfieldHere’s Richard Jolly inside Anfield:
“The first hint of rotation from Andoni Iraola in his reign at Liverpool as he brings in Kostas Tsimikas, Ryan Gravenberch and Victor Munoz. Milos Kerkez, Alexis Mac Allister and Rio Ngumoha drop out, but Bradley Barcola stays in the side. Cody Gakpo is back on the bench, as is Wataru Endo, who isn't in the Champions League squad.”
A clash of ex-teammates (and ex-rivals)
14:49 , Will CastleThe Premier League experienced something of an influx of mid-to-late 2000s Spanish internationals during the summer, who now join Andoni Iraola in the English top-flight.
One of those was Xabi Alonso, the legendary former Reds midfielder who also starred at Real Madrid and Bayern Munich. The other was Alvaro Arbeloa - another ex-Liverpool man, who also turned out for Los Blancos.
Both right-backs, Iraola and Arbeloa found themselves competing for minutes in the Spain setup - a battle that Arbeloa emerged the better from, with his 56 caps far superior to Iraola’s seven.
The Liverpool boss isn’t ashamed to admit he was second best in that regard: “I think we played maybe very few times together in the national team. We were fighting more or less for the same position, but I think he was more successful in that he played more games than me!”
Time to turn the tables?
Liverpool unveil memorial to Matt Beard ahead of first anniversary of death
14:42 , Will CastleLiverpool unveiled a touching memorial to former Liverpool Women’s manager Matt Beard yesterday, ahead of the first anniversary of his tragic passing.
Beard won two WSL titles with Liverpool in 2013 and 2014 before guiding the club back to the top-flight in 2022 during a second stint.
An inquest found that Beard took his own life, less than a month after his departure from Burnley.
“Loved and missed by all at Liverpool Football Club. YNWA.”
Liverpool Football Club has honoured Matt Beard, unveiling permanent memorials which recognise his extraordinary contribution to the club and the lasting impact he made on players, staff and supporters ❤️
— Liverpool FC Women (@LiverpoolFCW) September 11, 2026
Ahead of the first anniversary of his passing, a private ceremony was held… pic.twitter.com/8ZlpAS19I1
Cody Gakpo appreciation post
14:35 , Will CastleNo player received more stick from Liverpool’s own fans last season than Cody Gakpo.
The criticism of the Dutchman’s supposed ineffectiveness under Arne Slot was relentless, and he wouldn’t have been blamed for seeking pastures new in the summer.
A move away very nearly came to fruition to rivals Manchester City no less, but Liverpool rebuffed the £80m approach as it came too late for the Reds to find a replacement.
Gakpo was open to the switch but unlike some, he did not go hugely public with any desire to leave and its collapse has not led to a strop. Instead, he’s emerged as Liverpool’s most in-form player at the start of this campaign.
He has assisted all three of Alexander Isak’s goals in the Premier League, including both in the 2-1 win at Ipswich last Friday, and scored in the opening weekend draw at Newcastle.
We’re a fan of this redemption arc.
Reed it and weep
14:28 , Will CastleLast term’s Premier League goal of the season came in a clash between these two sides, with Harrison Reed claiming the award for his stoppage-time piledriver at Craven Cottage which salvaged Fulham a 2-2 draw against Liverpool.
One to relive, unless you’re a Reds fan.
90+7. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/LJWPQPuTXC
— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) January 4, 2026
Champions League power rankings: Where do Liverpool rank after matchday one?
14:21 , Jamie BraidwoodLiverpool and Andoni Iraola got their Champions League campaign off to a winning start in midweek after coming from behind to beat Atletico Madrid.
It was a solid performance from the Reds that seemed to give the Iraola era liftoff - but how do they rank compared to the rest after matchday one?
Champions League power rankings: All 36 teams ranked after matchday one
Big day of Premier League action
14:14 , Will CastleWe’ve got a hefty seven Premier League games to sink our teeth into today - here are the other six:
- Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest (3pm)
- Bournemouth v Brentford (3pm)
- Chelsea v Hull (3pm)
- Crystal Palace v Ipswich (3pm)
- Tottenham v Everton (5:30pm)
- Sunderland v Arsenal (8pm)
Liverpool have stumbled across a solution to one of Andoni Iraola’s big problems
14:07 , Richard JollyAs Liverpool adjust to life without Mohamed Salah, they looked to a summer signing on the right flank to provide flair and goals. And so one did. Not Bradley Barcola, though Andoni Iraola was encouraged the £123m arrival got into the positions to miss chances on his first start.
But Ronald Araujo, whose backheel set up Dominik Szoboszlai’s equaliser against Atletico Madrid. “You have to ask him if he meant it,” said the Hungarian of the improvised assist. “It’s the beauty of football, isn’t it?” smiled Virgil van Dijk. “He did very well there and I think that is an understatement: he did amazing before the goal.” All the more so because he, by trade and training, is less likely to appear in the opposition’s penalty box in open play. “Ronald is playing right-back, which is not his position,” added Szoboszlai.
Liverpool have stumbled across a solution to one of Andoni Iraola’s big problems
Fulham arrive at Anfield
14:03 , Will Castle
A rift at Fulham?
14:00 , Will CastleThings aren’t all sunshine and roses over at Craven Cottage at the moment.
Pointless after three games, there have been reports of unrest at Fulham under new manager Alvaro Arbeloa, stoked by first-team stars Alex Iwobi and Emile Smith Rowe removing all club content from their social media. Kevin, meanwhile, took to Instagram after being an unused substitute against Crystal Palace last weekend, posting a story with the caption “no speak, no hear, no see”.
Arbeloa, who was last in charge of Real Madrid, took the opportunity to bring three players from the Spanish giants’ academy with him to west London, with Gonzalo Garcia, Cesar Palacios and Manuel Angel all arriving.
But despite speculation of a rift, Arbeloa says the mood around Fulham is “positive” as they look to turn results around.
“You can learn more about a group after a defeat than after a win, and I saw them work during the week with a very positive attitude, all of them,” he said.
“For sure when you are a player and you are not playing, you can’t be happy. It is what I expect from the players that are not playing. I want that they should need to show me that they are not happy during the training session. For me, this is the most important thing.
“Obviously, when you are not winning games and you are not helping your team, I think you have more desire to play games and to help their team-mates. But all of them, they have been working so hard and I have a very, very good group with a very good attitude.”
Alvaro Arbeloa denies Fulham rift after cryptic social media behaviour
Confirmed Fulham line-up
13:48 , Will CastleDavid Affengruber is handed his Fulham debut by Alvaro Arbeloa in defence following last weekend’s home loss to Crystal Palace, as Joachim Andersen is dropped to the bench.
Sander Berge is back in the starting XI while Cesar Palacios, a goalscorer against Palace, is on the bench. Alex Iwobi looks to have moved into left midfield from a more holding role.
Fulham XI: Leno; Castagne, Affengruber, Bassey, Robinson; Berge, Charle; Bobb, King, Iwobi; Gonzalo.
Subs: Lecomte, Tete, Andersen, Larsson, Manuel Angel, Smith Rowe, Palacios, Kevin, Muniz.
Álvaro Arbeloa's Fulham. 🤍 pic.twitter.com/pbjotikcvs
— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) September 12, 2026
Confirmed Liverpool line-up
13:47 , Will CastleBradley Barcola is deemed fit to start while Cody Gakpo can only make the bench after experiencing an adductor issue against Ipswich last week. Victor Munoz comes in on the left.
Ronald Araujo keeps his place at right-back while Kostas Tsimikas comes in for Milos Kerkez on the left side of defence after the Hungarian, like Barcola, came off against Atletico Madrid with cramp.
Alexis Mac Allister, the match-winner in midweek, is also dropped to the bench, with Rio Ngumoha also losing his starting place.
Liverpool XI: Alisson; Araujo, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Tsimikas; Gravenberch, Szoboszlai; Barcola, Wirtz, Munoz; Isak.
Subs: Mamardashvili, Endo, Kerkez, Mac Allister, Gakpo, Frimpong, Nyoni, Koumas, Ngumoha.
The Reds to take on Fulham 🔴 #LIVFUL pic.twitter.com/PpuyPkkNxU
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) September 12, 2026
Team news coming up with Barcola and Gakpo facing late fitness calls
13:40 , Will CastleWe’ll be bringing you confirmed team news in about five minutes’ time, and Liverpool fans will no doubt be refreshing their feeds intensely to see whether two players in particular are included.
Cody Gakpo, who was close to leaving Liverpool in the summer but has started the season in excellent form, is a doubt coming into the weekend after missing Wednesday’s Champions League win over Atletico due to “adductor issues”. He complained about discomfort on both sides following the win at Ipswich last Friday.
The Dutchman’s absence meant Barcola made his first start for Liverpool since his big-money move from Paris Saint-Germain and the winger impressed with a bright showing before he was removed late in the match, sparking fears of a setback early into his Liverpool tenure.
However, Andoni Iraola allayed worries of a serious problem and said that the Frenchman only suffered cramps, with Liverpool assessing both players after training yesterday.
Iraola said: “Barcola was just cramps. We have to evaluate how he is today, but there is no injury. I think he should be available if everything goes normal.
"Cody we will see. We will try today and see if he is ready for tomorrow or if we need to wait until the next one."
Fulham, meanwhile, are only without Tom Cairney and Alvaro Arbeloa could hand debuts to Manuel Angel and David Affengruber.
When is Liverpool vs Fulham?
13:35 , Will CastleLiverpool’s clash with Fulham kicks off at 3pm BST today at Anfield.
It is not being televised in the UK due to it falling during the “blackout” period.
Liverpool vs Fulham LIVE!
13:30 , Will CastleLiverpool return to Premier League action fresh from a first Champions League win of the Andoni Iraola era - although another one in which they had to come from behind.
Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister scored to seal a 2-1 win against Atletico Madrid at Anfield on Wednesday night, with the Argentine doing his talking on the pitch with a superb winner after revealing his sadness at not yet yet being offered a new contract.
The Reds have now come from behind in three of their four games in all competitions this season and will be hoping for a more serene performance against struggling Fulham, who sit 19th and pointless after three games played.
It has been a turbulent start to Alvaro Arbeloa’s tenure, with the former Liverpool defender returning to Anfield. The Cottagers have been entertaining to watch going forward but leaky at the back, conceding seven goals in only three top-flight games so far.
Good afternoon
12:00 , Will CastleHello there and welcome to The Independent’s live coverage of Liverpool’s clash with Fulham in the Premier League.
Stay tuned for all the latest team news, build-up and match action from Anfield.
