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Liverpool's Premier League title hopes were dealt a surprise blow after they slumped to a 1-0 defeat by Crystal Palace at Anfield. Eberechi Eze's first-half goal meant Jurgen Klopp's side were two points adrift of top spot, but Arsenal could open the gap up to three if they beat Aston Villa. Struggling Palace started superbly and scored the only goal of the game after just 12 minutes, Eze tidily finishing off a flowing move down the left-hand side. The Reds created numerous chances as they looked to respond but Curtis Jones squandered the best of them after firing off target when through one-on-one. Here, Mail Sport's DOMINIC KING has rated the players...

Rainhill High School's senior staff member has since apologised and confirmed that their choice of words was "inappropriate." According to the Liverpool Echo, grievous parents, some of whom survived the 1989 disaster that killed 97 fans, pleaded with the school, while others called the Hillsborough Survivors Support Alliance for assistance. The secondary school and sixth form are part of the Liverpool FC Academy Education Centre in Merseyside, where the club's under-18 players are trained. Both former and present club stars, such as Raheem Sterling, Curtis Jones, and Trent Alexander-Arnold, have all attended.

LEWIS STEELE AT OLD TRAFFORD: The key themes underpinning Liverpool's season have been mentality and tenacity. However, the Mentality Monsters malfunctioned on this occasion. This was an utterly bizarre display of game strategy rather than battling to the last second as often as possible. Following this energy-zapping loss, the Reds players might have few complaints at the conclusion, as they trudged back along the East Lancashire Road. With a hint of regret, the star-studded crew will now jet around the world to begin an international break. We didn't finish the game off,' was Jurgen Klopp's summary. And he's right - his team won this game twice and put it in the bag. Liverpool's lack of focus and sloppy mistakes led them to refuse to have what was supposed to be a monumental move in their quest for four trophies.

On Sunday, Premier League leaders Liverpool and arch-rivals Manchester City met at Anfield in what may be a title-defining match between Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola in what may be a title-defining match. Liverpool, who have won in straight competitions in a row, is one point clear of The Citizens' arrival at the summit and could potentially cement their hold on the title with victory as they look to provide Klopp with the most fitting farewell. However, they face a tenacious City team that has won 18 games in their last 20 years and has yet to win in their last 20 and has shown no signs of slowing down. Guardiola's side will be emboldened by Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Curtis Jones, and Diogo Jota, with Jack Grealish the only genuine concern for the visitors following a recurrence of a groin problem.

Klopp's quest for four trophies was hampered by being on the injured list, but the entrepreneur was excited to announce some green shoots of recovery on Friday. Klopp also announced that Salah, who has been suffering from a thigh injury, will return to training next week, potentially putting him into contention against City on March 10. A list of other players who are still out includes Diogo Jota, Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Ryan Gravenberch, and Curtis Jones.

The £272 million, up £25 million from off-field earnings, was Liverpool's highest income stream in 2022-23, but a year after winning the final, the television money decreased by £19 million to £242 million. Matchday's earnings dropped by £7 million due to fewer games being played during the 2013 season, the club's first campaign saw them win both domestic and tournament finals.

The Egyptian striker has been a long-serving ambassador for Pepsi, first uniting with a former Liverpool teammate to film an advertisement for the soft drinks brand. And although he has been out for the next few weeks due to an illness picked up while overseas service at Afcon, Salah's latest snapshots of the north-west city have ignited optimism that he could return to the field quickly.

Liverpool's academy follows a stringent set of rules for its young players, as shown by academy director Alex Inglethorpe. These policies include a salary ceiling, a peculiar car policy, and the temporary confiscation of phones during training hours. Player salaries are limited to £50,000 a year as a result of these laws. In addition, a 'car clause' requires that players' vehicles must not exceed a 1.3 litre engine capacity.

Becker has a hamstring injury, Alexander-Arnold aggravated a knee injury, sidelined him in January, and Jones has an ankle injury, and no one will return until the Premier League match against Brighton on March 31. 'Ali, muscle injury, after the international break, it will take time,' said assistant manager Pep Lijnders ahead of the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea on Sunday.'

Though he favored Salah to one of Tottenham's greatest players, he couldn't justify giving the world crown to the Egyptian queen. On TikTok, the injured Liverpool player competed in a 'football bracket' tournament for JD Sports. Participants have been invited to narrow down a list of 16 names to their chosen by the challenge's design as a knockout tournament with stars competing head-to-head.

Despite mounting injury difficulties at Anfield, Jurgen Klopp has maintained that Liverpool should not look for excuses against Luton on Wednesday, as he announced that Diogo Jota will be out for'months,' although he wouldn't know how long. Liverpool's absence - as a result of a knee injury - will have an effect on the Premier League championship run-in and their quest for four trophies. Curtis Jones and the Portuguese forward were both forced off in the first half of Liverpool's 4-1 victory over Brentford over the weekend.

Liverpool and Chelsea are set to meet in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday for the second time. Both teams participated in national cup finals two years ago, with the Reds winning on penalties on both directions, and the Reds firmly in the playoffs, and they will face Mauricio Pochettino's men in the Premier League this weekend. However, Jurgen Klopp has a lot of selection questions to consider because of the number of injuries that have plagued his squad in recent weeks.

SIMON JONES: Scans have announced that the pair will face a spell on the sidelines and will not be available for the Wembley final, as Liverpool will also be without Trent Alexander-Arnold. Due to hamstring injuries, Dominik Szoboszlai and Alisson are also concerned. During the 4-1 victory over Brentford on Saturday, Jota and Jones were withdrawn with respective knee and ankle injuries. Liverpool will await further tests before determining a timeframe for their recovery, but there are concerns about Jota's knee injury, which could delay his recovery by up to two months.

Oliver was embroiled in drama during Liverpool's 4-1 victory over Brentford over the weekend, refusing to appeal Ivan Toney's penalty after he was given a shove in the back from Andy Robertson inside the box. After a VAR check, the veteran referee pushed on and his decision stayed. Brentford, on the other hand, was unfortunate not to have been given the spot-kick in the second half, and it was reportedly out of fear of Oliver. There is no evidence that Coote's professional relationship with Oliver influenced his decision during the game at the Gtech Community Stadium. Despite Curtis Jones, Diogo Jota, and Darwin Nunez being forced to miss due to injury, Liverpool coasted to all three points to keep their title contention intact.

This was Liverpool's best representation of a buzz saw, with each of Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz, and Cody Gakpo scoring or contributing in a victory that kept them in the Premier League top table. But Jurgen Klopp left Brentford on Saturday ruining the fact that he stopped a few blades short of a full set, dropping Curtis Jones, Jota, and Nunez midway during this match - three injuries that could have cost them their participation in the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea and possibly the Reds' championship if the diagnoses are not positive. This week, medical evaluations will be performed to see how many games this talented trio will miss, if any. Jones was seen leaving the Gtech Community Stadium on crutches with his left foot in a protective boot, causing Jota's knee injury in the aftermath, although Nunez's issue is unclear, with the striker advising Klopp at halftime that something was wrong, while Nunez's was unknown.

On a positive day only tempered by injuries to key players, Darwin Nunez, Alexis MacAllister Mohammed Salah, and Cody Gakpo scored all three points for Jurgen Klopp's team. The Uruguayan was forced to leave at the break, but Jota and Curtis Jones were drafted in the first half. Still, Klopp would have been ecstatic by their win in a three-way championship match.

Curtis Jones, Diogo Jota, and Darwin Nunez were all knocked out early in the second half of the Gtech Community Stadium, but Jurgen Klopp's side was off to a good start as their at least extended their lead at the top of the league. They beat 4-1, with Nunez, Alexis Mac Allister, Mohamed Salah, and Cody Gakpo all on the scoresheet, but it wasn't the only one that didn't miss any controversy. Ivan Toney was expected to get a shove in the back from Andy Robertson in the penalty area, but referee Michael Oliver pushed forward and the decision remained unchanged after a VAR check.

Liverpool's injury crisis wrangled in the first half of their Premier League match against Brentford, where they lost both Curtis Jones and in-form Diogo Jota. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Alisson Becker were all able to play, but the Reds didn't see their pains rise after two more additions to the treatment room.

Following Arsenal's 3-1 win over Liverpool, the hosts threwled a few feathers, but Curtis Jones has since stated that the Reds' own regular celebrations were on display. Some have branded north London's festivities as over the top and overzealous, but many fans and former players believe that a team has the right to honor their victories. Some have also pointed to Liverpool's ongoing success with jubilant scenes as their own, and others have referred to Newcastle's team photo in the FA Cup earlier this season as a similar exhibition.

Curtis Jones, a lifelong fan of the Gunners, had us be stunned earlier this year. Curtis Jones grew up on a housing estate near Liverpool's city center that runs alongside Jamaica Street and out toward Toxteth's urban sprawl. Despite being at Liverpool's academy, though, he once told anyone who would listen that he was an Arsenal fan. Now, speaking on the It's All Kicking Off Transfer podcast, Mail Sport's Mokbel can reveal that he has a strong interest in him.

LEWIS STEELE AT ANFIELD: Liverpool defeated Chelsea 4-1, keeping their five-point lead at the top of the Premier League intact. However, Darwin Nunez, a Liverpool striker, didn't score despite hitting the woodwork four times and establishing a new Premier League record, making it a mixed evening. Lewis Steele, Mail Sport's Liverpool reporter, gives his player evaluations from Anfield.

Andy Robertson and Curtis Jones, both of Liverpool, have expressed their disappointment after Jurgen Klopp's shocking announcement that he will leave the club. Klopp shocked the football world last week by announcing that he will leave the club after nine years. While on Merseyside, the mysterious German has won the Premier League and Champions League, but he will leave the club at the end of the season.

Jurgen Klopp praised a "wonderful afternoon" and expressed his gratitude to Liverpool fans and colleagues after he revealed that he would be stepping down at the end of the season. The Reds beat Norwich 5-2 to guarantee safe passage into the FA Cup's fifth round, where they will face Southampton or Watford with goals from five different scorers: Curtis Jones, Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, Diogo Jota, Virgil van Dijk, and Ryan Gravenberch. Klopp has expressed emotion at full time, with all four corners of Anfield singing 'I'm so glad that Jurgen is a Red.' "I did not ask for that," the boss said. The atmosphere today is very different,' the manager said.