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AADAM PATEL AT ANFIELD: Liverpool finally found some form in a 4-2 Premier League victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday in Jurgen Klopp's penultimate game at Anfield. Strikes from Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott pushed Klopp's men within five points of leaders Arsenal in the table with two games remaining, and four points behind holders Manchester City, who have a game in hand over both. Liverpool talisman Salah headed home his 18th league goal of the season in the 16th minute before Robertson doubled their lead with a tap-in just before halftime. Gakpo headed in Elliott's cross in the 50th, then the midfielder bagged his own with a rocket from 20 yards out that curled into the top corner.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT ANFIELD: Mo Salah returned with a goal and assist before Liverpool held off an unexpected Tottenham comeback in Jurgen Klopp's penultimate game at Anfield. Liverpool were in rampant form and Spurs shambolic in the first hour as Klopp's side raced into a 4-0 lead. But the arrival of substitute Richarlison helped the visitors pull a couple of goals back to provide some late jeopardy. All eyes were on Salah before kick off after he was restored to Klopp's starting line-up after their bust-up at West Ham last weekend.

AADAM PATEL AT ANFIELD: Liverpool kept their title ambitions hanging by a thread with victory over Tottenham.  Just one week after his highly-publicised spat with Jurgen Klopp Mo Salah returned to the starting XI and wasted little time in making an impact as he opened the scoring after just 16 minutes before assisting Andy Robertson who doubled their lead. Cody Gakpo headed home a third after the restart and Harvey Elliot made it four with a thunderbolt on the hour mark.

Liverpool fans were quick to hail Harvey Elliott's 'absolute screamer' of a goal to give Jurgen Klopp's Reds a four-goal lead over Tottenham on Sunday. Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Cody Gakpo had already scored for the hosts at Anfield before Elliott's beautiful goal, which for many supporters was a cherry on top of a superb performance. Salah poked the ball into the path of Elliott, and he took it onto his left foot before unleashing a sensational strike into the top corner of Guglielmo Vicario's goal. 

Gravenberch had received the ball from Harvey Elliott on the edge of the box and after shifting it to his right boot struck a powerful effort beyond Bernd Leno. Eagle-eyed punters also kept a close watch on Reds captain Van Dijk during the build-up, however, with the centre back seemingly celebrating too early. But to the surprise of many around the stadium, Gravenberch's fine effort hurtled into the net, handing Liverpool the lead in their must-win game in the capital. Footage showed Van Dijk raising his arms aloft as Gravenberch was teed up by Elliott, showcasing his confidence his Holland team-mate would fire home.

LEWIS STEELE AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Harvey Elliott should get a big slice of credit for Trent Alexander-Arnold's sublime free-kick during Liverpool's win over Fulham after confusing the home side's defensive wall, according to boss Jurgen Klopp. Alexander-Arnold scored a cracking strike to open the scoring for Liverpool, before Timothy Castagne equalised shortly before half-time. The Reds ended a four-game wait for an open-play goal as Ryan Gravenberch and Diogo Jota secured the win after the break. And Klopp says Elliott put doubt into the minds of Fulham's defenders when he tried to poke a set-piece under the wall minutes before Alexander-Arnold's goal.

Dermot Gallagher, the former Premier League referee, has delivered his decision on Liverpool's decision against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Anthony Taylor pointed to the penalty spot after Harvey Elliott went down under Aaron Wan-Bissaka's challenge. Mo Salah stepped up to convert his penalty and save a point for Liverpool, which could be vital in the Premier League title race.

Fans of Liverpool have taken to social media to condemn the decision to give them a late penalty against Manchester United on Sunday after new footage surfaced. Before Bruno Fernandes pounced on an error from Jarell Quansah to level things up after halftime, Luis Diaz fired Jurgen Klopp's men ahead at Old Trafford, and the tourists were in complete control. In the 67th minute, Kobbie Mainoo was the man of the moment, turning to give United a surprise lead and scoring with a spectacular curling effort.

IAN LADYMAN: The last action of another thrilling match between English football's fiercest rivals was a shot from Liverpool's Harvey Elliott, which was saved by Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana. Elliott's coworker Luis Diaz had half-volleyed over from seven yards just two minutes earlier. They were shots No 27 and 28 of Liverpool's afternoon and No 86 and 87 of the total number of games against United that Jurgen Klopp's squad have lost by over three games against United in all competitions this season. Those figures indicate domination and, more precisely, so. Nevertheless, Liverpool has won none of those three games, and Klopp's last season may have been more profound than he would dare admit at this moment.

Gary Neville was unconvinced by Liverpool's decision to award a late penalty in their 2-2 draw away from Manchester United. Referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the penalty spot after United's lead 2-1, after Aaron Wan-Bissaka's challenge to Liverpool replacement Harvey Elliott. Mohamed Salah stepped up to score the penalty, with Liverpool securing what could be a crucial point in the Premier League championship race.

Manchester United will be toasting their thrilling 4-3 victory over Liverpool last month, and they are hoping lightning strikes twice as they prepare to welcome their opponents to Old Trafford again. After Marcus Rashford put Liverpool 3-2 up at the start of the season, Erik ten Hag's men enjoyed a rare victory over the Reds as Amad Diallo netted a spectacular strike deep into stoppage time in extra time. United's Scott McTominay took the lead in the first half before Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah flipped the game around before Antony's equalizer.

Mohamed Salah was dismissed against Sheffield United on Thursday night, but the score stayed level at Anfield. At the hour, the Egyptian looked visibly ill as Jurgen Klopp decided to replace him with Harvey Elliott on the hour.

Mohamed Salah is expected to finish first in Liverpool's Premier League match against Brighton on Sunday. Salah has scored 21 goals in 32 games this season, and is listed at 3/1 by Sky Bet to break the deadlock against the Seagulls. Salah has returned from injury recently. Meanwhile, in-form Darwin Nunez is 4/1 to rank first, with Cody Gakpo and Luis Diaz coming in at 13/2 and 7/1 respectively. Joao Pedro of Brighton has been chosen as his team's most likely candidate to open the scoring at odds of 11/1, which are matched for Liverpool pair Dominik Szoboszlai and Harvey Elliott.

Nike has been chastised for giving the traditional St George's Cross a 'playful upgrade' on the back of the new Three Lions shirt by adding purple and blue horizontal stripes. Many supporters were outraged when the kit designer announced last week that it had changed the horizontal line on the traditional red cross with a different hue. Grant Walters, the founder of The Sports Shop, is now offering heat transfers starring the old St George's Cross, so fans can keep up the latest Nike version. The transfers have gone on sale at his Kingswinford and Stourbridge shops in the West Midlands.

Laurence Fox (left), left, with Elizabeth 'Liz' Barker), told Nike to 'leave our flag alone' while speaking at a small protest on Downing Street today, despite wearing two trainers (right) from the under-fire sportswear brand. After yesterday's under-21s match against Azerbaijan, the ex-GB News host praised England and Liverpool footballer Harvey Elliott for turning his collar up to hide the new black and blue versions of the St George's Cross, which Nike also described as a 'playful upgrade' to the kit.

Since kit developer Nike revealed that it had replaced the traditional red cross with a navy blue, light blue, and pink one, the new Three Lions kit has earned a lot of attention. Harvey Elliott, an under-21 player, had hidden the cross on his shirt when scoring twice against Azerbaijan on Friday, but the senior players didn't follow suit with Phil Foden's likes and stand-in captain Kyle Walker, who all didnning the cross.

Both eyes will be on the collars of England players as they face Brazil on Thursday in an interview over a rehash of the St George's cross by Nike. Many supporters were outraged when the kit designer revealed this week that it had replaced the horizontal line on the traditional red cross with a navy blue, light blue, and pink version. Harvey Elliott, a younger player, 'hid' the new cross by covering his collar for his team's match against Azerbaijan yesterday. Players may also have'said no' to Nike's updated version of the St George's flag,' according to England legend David Seaman, if they had been consulted. It's not broken, it doesn't need to be fixed.' What's next, are we going to change the three lions to three cats? According to a Seaman, leave it alone.'

Kobbie Mainoo was in one door and out the other earlier this week, with Jarrad Branthwaite getting the nod. It's never been so encouraging to be a Young Lion. Cole Palmer, Rico Lewis, and Levi Colwill have all been given senior recognition this season, but 20-year-old Elliott is one man who has waited this long, but one man is still waiting. Last summer, the Liverpool man was a central part of England's Under 21s Euro triumph. One of the best moments in Georgia was his solo goal in the loss of Germany.

JACK GAUGHAN IN BAKU: Gareth Southgate has depleted the deep pool of resources for England's Under-21s, with two others expected to join the seniors. Earlier this week, Kobbie Mainoo was in one door and straight out the other, with Jarrad Branthwaite getting his first call-up at a time when being a Young Lion has never been so encouraging. Cole Palmer, Rico Lewis, and Levi Colwill have all been granted senior status this year, but Harvey Elliott is one of the few people who is still waiting.

BY MATT HUGHES: The FA executive who approved the controversial changes to the England flag on the home shirt was wearing it against Brazil on Saturday. He was born in Wembley last year. Mail Sport has learned that Navin Singh, the FA's former commercial director, and Six Nations Rugby's Chief Commercial Officer, has signed off the new kit contract with Nike.

Nike has come under fire for a 'playful update' to the St George's Cross on the back of the new Three Lions shirt. Many supporters were outraged when the kit designer announced yesterday that it had changed the horizontal line on the traditional red cross with a navy blue, light blue, and pink one. It comes as Harvey Elliott, 20, (pictured) concealed the controversial blue and purple St George's Cross during a Euro under-21 qualifier in Baku (left). Nike has said in a statement that it had never intended to offend' England supporters.

Harvey Elliott of Liverpool scored twice in the young Three Lions' 5-1 victory over Azerbaijan in a Euro under-21 qualifier in Baku, but the banner on the £125 jersey was not visible for the entire game. Harvey hasn't commented on the decision, but Liverpool do not have a collar on their famous red shirts, although they did have his collar on loan for Blackburn Rovers in the Championship, he didn't wear one. His decision to turn his collar up on the shirt's first outing for the national team came at a time when many people slashed the decision to make the red and white flags blue and purple. The FA has confirmed that it will not recall the shirt. MailOnline has confirmed that England's bungled football shirt was created 5,000 miles away by Nike executives in America. The pressure on the highly compensated executives who negotiated the 'abominable' updates to the St George's Cross is increasing. Critics have questioned whether a Oregon-based £122 billion company would have dared to change the colors of the Stars and Stripes on the US football jersey. "We're just a month from St George's Day, when we celebrate our Englishness in a new, encouraging way, just as Americans celebrate the 4th of July.' Mr Francois argued that Nike would not have dared do the same thing to the Stars and Stripes in the United States. 'In the words of John Wayne "Like hell they would! ".

Amad Diallo was on the red for his wild celebration after delivering the unexpected winner of Manchester United's quarter-finals with his 121st kick. In the 85th minute for Raphael Varane, the 21-year-old Ivorian came on as a replacement and produced the match winner after Garnacho broke free after winning a misplaced pass from Harvey Elliott. The United star confessed to missing his first yellow when he was suspended just six minutes earlier for tripping Virgil Van Dijk. Here's why he will not miss Unite's semi-final match against Coventry City.

Antony's annoyance at being asked to play left back during extra time in Manchester United's historic FA Cup victory over Liverpool has surfaced. Since scoring a spectacular late equalizer and prompt extra time, the Brazilian was thrust into a new situation after Harvey Elliott had restored Liverpool's lead at 3-2. United boss Erik ten Hag went all out in an attempt to save the game - and his team's chances of winning silverware this season - by introducing midfielder Mason Mount for defender Victor Lindelof.