News about Steven Gerrard

With Ian Ladyman (once again) on holiday, Merseyside expert, Dominic King, steps into the hot-seat alongside Chris Sutton. First up this week it's Jurgen Klopp's final trip to Old Trafford as Liverpool boss. Dom explains the mindset of the man heading into yet another nail-biting run-in, and recounts a story which includes the Liverpool boss, sharing a pint with Steven Gerrard during a dog walk just days before a crunch fixture.

Bastian Schweinsteiger has weighed in to give his opinion on the debate between Paul Scholes, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard. Scholes, Gerrard and Lampard are three of the greatest midfielders in Premier League history, with the trio all racking up numerous individual and team accolades across their careers. But, despite their glittering time in the game, they struggled to form an effective partnership in the centre of the park for England as the Three Lions' Golden Generation failed to fulfill their potential on the international stage.

Joe Cole has claimed that one Manchester City star is more popular than Premier League legends such as Frank Lampard, Paul Scholes, and Steven Gerrard. City defeated Crystal Palace 4-2 away on Saturday to boo their chances of winning the Premier League crown. City is second in the table and level on points with leaders Liverpool, although Pep Guardiola's side hasn't played a game more.

Joey Barton has revealed that he believes there is a definite winner in the discussion between Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and Paul Scholes. During his time in the Premier League, the former Newcastle United midfielder had the privilege of playing against all three players.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has the "eye of the tiger" as the club's season comes to an end, according to Mail Sport's Dominic King. Since Klopp declared that he would leave early in the game, the Reds have been steadfast. They have already won the Carabao Cup and may well win the Premier League and the UEFA Europa League to bring their beloved boss off in style.

The 2000s England squad was a sight to behold, featuring some of the world's most iconic names, including David Beckham, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney, and Michael Owen. Return to the beginning with a defense of Ferdinand, John Terry, Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, and David James, and you'll see why FA chief Adam Crozier dubbed them the 'Golden Generation.' However, they only made it to a string of quarter-finals before struggling to qualify for Euro 2008 and then falling out of the 2010 World Cup in the last 16 to Germany.

SAMI MOKBEL IS A SAMI MOKBEL IN THE ETIHAD STADIUM: Patrick Vieira and Roy Keane's Echoes. Shades of Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard. It's unclear if the new chapter of enthralling Premier League midfield rivalries stands the test of time, but Rodri versus Declan Rice is brewing away just fine. Both eyes were barely out of each other's eye shot, with neither giving an inch. In equal measure, bruising and balletic.

The Premier League returns to action this weekend for the season's run-in. There are ten games remaining, with some of them on the line. Here's ten things to watch out for on the final stretch of Mail Sport. Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City are only one point apart. The top three players have only split in four other 20-team Premier League seasons, with one point missing the top three so late.

Ian Ladyman of Mail Sport has revealed the inside scoop of Sven-Goran Eriksson's one and only season at Manchester City. The former England boss was at the Etihad for the 2007-08 season, where he became the first Man City boss in 38 years to win a league double against Manchester United. With 55 points, he reached their joint highest Premier League points total at the time, finishing ninth in the standings. Eriksson, 76, announced his terminal cancer diagnosis in January and said he has 'at his best, a year to live.'

A map describing the best player born in each English country has served as a timely reminder of the quality of an international celebrity. A Reddit user has divided a map of England into 48 counties, including Scotland and Wales for good measure. The name of a player who was born there is regarded as the best in the area, from Bobby Moore to Steven Gerrard to Jamie Redknapp. Real Madrid's top list includes Worcestershire born Jude Bellingham, who at 20 years old is one of England's top players.

OLIVER HOLT: Any list - your list as well as mine - can be dominated by those who are not on it. However, it should really be about the participants who are on it. This list is meant to be a salute to them and of football's rich, rich past, as well as what the game means to all of us and what players represent and why they capture something in us. You'll disagree with some of the names on the list, and you'll be correct. Another man's garbage is another man's treasure. The depth of our passion for the game and the ferocity of our opinions about the players are only two of the factors that make football so beautiful.

SHARPE's FINALE: Ten games have come to an end. Three squads have been selected. One point. As Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City face it out for glory, never has a Premier League title race been tighter than this. Steven Gerrard slipped and City snatched the crown by two points for the last time so far along the season. This is the fifth time the 20-team Premier League has played in the history of the sport.

On Saturday, he fulfilled his lifelong dream of directing Liverpool at Anfield, leading his side to a 4-2 victory, with Fernando Torres, Djibrial Cisse, and Gregory Vignal on the score sheet. As he stepped onto the Anfield turf before the game, cameras surrounding him, and the 60,000 fans who attended clapped his arrival, the 76-year-old was all smiles. In reaction, he clapped those in attendance before waving to each stand of the ground before being joined by Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard and former club skipper Steven Gerrard.

A young fan pitch invaded Liverpool legends' match with Ajax and then took a selfie with Steven Gerrard. Gerrard led a team of former Reds players to face their Ajax counterparts in a charity game to benefit the LFC Foundation at Anfield. After he revealed his terminal cancer diagnosis in February, Sven-Goran Eriksson was joined by Ian Rush, John Barnes, and John Aldridge in the dugout as he fulfilled a lifelong desire to coach the club.

As he lines up alongside Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres, Dirk Kuyt, and Skrtel, he will relive his glory days at Anfield today. Sven-Goran Eriksson, the former England manager, leads the team. Agger moved from Liverpool to Brondby in 2014 and spent his time with the Danish club where it all began. What has he been up to since then? Well, a lot, and it isn't all what you would imagine. Mail Sport explores how he's been enjoying his free time.

Fernando Torres brought back the years with a flurry of spectacular goals leading up to Liverpool Legends' match against Ajax Legends. In LFC Foundation's annual charity match on Saturday, the 40-year-old is expected to lead the line for the Reds, alongside Steven Gerrard, Maxi Rodriguez, Sami Hypia, and Momo Sissoko. Torres were as fit as ever going into the game, and they reminded fans how great he was during his time in Merseyside.

Han Kwang-song, who has a strong shot, bullet header, and lethal dribbling skills, was destined for a fruitful career. He travelled to Italy to fulfill his dreams aged just 16, was fast-tracked to senior football, and scored his first goal in Serie A at just 18. It wasn't long before leading club Juventus signed Han and the forward appeared to play at the highest level in European football and also represent his country on the international stage. Unfortunately, the country was North Korea, the world's most obscure and authoritarian dictatorship. Han was involved in geopolitics and disappeared for three years in Covid pandemic, but there is no one who knows where he is headed. But then Han has returned and, although still only 25, he is playing football again.

Sven-Goran Eriksson continues to be a gentleman who does everything possible to have a happy life two months after discovering his terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis. When England boss Terry Morgan said he had 'about a year' to live, he would live to play for Liverpool Legends against Ajax Legends at Anfield on Saturday. He is now back in Sweden receiving medical attention, and he has admitted that his shock cancer diagnosis brought his life into sharper focus.

Cassidy (pictured winning the 1994 FA Youth Cup and in a police mugshot) was on hand with Liverpool FC legends Michael Owen and Jamie Carragher and was destined for a glittering career in the sport as a youth. He was England's top goal scorer, even scoring three in the European Championships in 1994, and he was awarded a place at the FA School of Excellence in Lilleshall at the age of 15. However, when his fledgling career was marred by injury, he was released from his beloved Liverpool FC, Cassidy, now 46, turned to heroin and organised crime. He was sentenced to 13 years and three months in connection with a drug trafficking racket involving 356 kilograms of cocaine and an estimated street value of £28 million ($35.8 million) flood cities around northern England on today. Also pictured: A bar at the Cassidy's home (top) and bottom - cocaine in a lorry.

Even Steven Gerrard was once operating in the shadow of Jamie Cassidy (pictured left), and the teen was chosen ahead of the future England captain for the FA's center of excellence, earning the highest accolades of all. He performed with Jamie Carragher (bottom right and top right) and Michael Owen (top right). Cassidy, the England under-16 team's top scorer in the 1993-94 season, scored six goals, three in the European under-16 championships, all at the age of 15. Cassidy's life took a different route after a string of injuries. This week, he will be sentenced to prison for being involved in a large-scale exportation of cocaine from South America to Europe.

After Jordan Henderson was named in his England squad for this month's internationals with Brazil and Belgium, football fans have sluggishly dismissed him. Southgate formed a 25-man team for the two friendslies on Thursday afternoon, with the midfielder retaining his position despite enduring a turbulent campaign. Henderson, 33, who resigned from Saudi Pro League team Al-Ettifaq in the summer, but he had trouble with Steven Gerrard's team.

DMINIC HOGAN AT KENILWORTH ROAD: If Harry Kane's game, Ollie Watkins has shot to the front of the line of English strikers waiting to fill in for him, he's already underlining his credentials with a superb brace to help out Luton. This season, the Watkins have brought his game to a new degree, and Unai Emery has unquestionably been instrumental in that growth. He scored his 35th goal in 63 games under former Arsenal boss Ed Miliband, one every 1.8 games, with an assist every 3.9. Steven Gerrard's time as a player saw him score just one outing and assist once every 9.75 games. The Emery effect, if you want to call it that.

Following a public vote, Mary Earps is expected to become Madame Tussauds' first women's footballer. Last year, the famous waxwork museum announced that one of England's national football squads would be immortalized at the museum. Following their success at the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, Madame Tussauds promised to honour the Lionesses.

Joey Barton has slammed Dwight Yorke's decision to appoint a black director and savaged the ex-Manchester United actor's professional and personal behavior. Yorke, the Red Devils' three Premier League titles as well as the Champions League during the 1999 treble-winning season, recently spoke about his attempts to lead a team in English football. In comparison to contemporaries such as Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard, the 52-year-old has worked with several of his former colleagues, including Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard, who have held high-profile positions since retirement.