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The ECHO will also provide you with the very latest transfer news as it happens throughout the week, with every rumour and story digested and analysed each day with updates from full-time LFC reporter James Pearce, Ian Doyle and much more.
There will also be all the latest team news before games, plus every one of Jurgen Klopp press conferences covered live and with video.
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Salah's best goals
And there have been plenty to choose from!
'Secret message' of Salah's yoga celebration?
Just what did Mohamed Salah mean with his yoga goal celebration against Chelsea?
Emma Stubbs, who runs Stubbs Yoga, has offered a potential explanation.
She said:
“Tree pose is about balance, so he could have been showing off how good his balance is.
“However it is also about grounding, about someone sending their roots into the earth and making a connection.
“So that means Mo Salah was showing his commitment to Anfield and Liverpool by standing in a tree pose and connecting to the place and the club.”
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No let up in title race admits Sterling
Manchester City’s former Liverpool star Raheem Sterling who was part of the Reds side that came close to lifting the Premier League title back in 2014 admits that there will be no let up from either of the challengers this time around.
The England international is predicting the race to go to the final day and when asked about going the distance, said:
“Yes, 100 per cent, the way Liverpool have been playing it will go down to the wire.
“I don’t see us slowing down now. Liverpool have a great squad, great self-belief, but so do we.”
Reds players and staff back Camacho after statement
Liverpool players and staff have backed Rafael Camacho after the youngster spoke out following his hat-trick for the under-23s writes Ian Doyle.
The 18-year-old scored a second-half treble as the Reds youngsters romped to a 6-0 win at Leicester City in Premier League 2 on Sunday.
Camacho caused a stir with an Instagram post regarding his position.
He proclaimed:
“I’m not a right defender, I’m an attacker who scores goals. This is my DNA.”
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Luis Garcia message
Alisson's long distance record
Robertson felt fans' nerves
Andy Robertson has a message for supporters after he left Liverpool fans momentarily breathless after his slip against Chelsea.
The Scotland captain took it all in his stride as he told supporters to “relax” on Instagram.
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Most prolific Reds per minute
Mohamed Salah still leading the way among the regulars.
Duncan has the last word on Chelsea
Five years on ago a Steven Gerrard slip against Chelsea cost Liverpool dearly in their title battle against Manchester City so with the Londoners returning to Anfield at the weekend they were keen to revive memories of the day.
However, Reds youngster Bobby Duncan who is the legendary midfielder’s cousin, had the perfect response to the visitors’ jibes.
Aldridge anniversary message
Klopp on keeping title focus
Kop Idol claims he's never heard noise like the Anfield crowd yesterday
As a bona fide Liverpool legend, Graeme Souness has experienced many great days and nights at Anfield but the former Reds midfielder and manager boldly declared that he’d never heard noise like the crowd reaction to yesterday’s 2-0 win over Chelsea.
He told Sky Sports Premier League:
“Yes [ I can’t remember hearing a noise like it].
“When the second goal goes in, okay they are celebrating that second goal, but the feeling within the stadium, I can’t remember when I was playing here [anything like it]. Maybe I’m doing a disservice to those supporters all those years ago... but the stadium is absolutely rocking.”
The Verdict
Writing in his Verdict from Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Chelsea, the ECHO’s LFC correspondent James Pearce says the result sends a message to title rivals Manchester City.
There has been so much to admire about this Liverpool team over the course of a season like no other.
Time and time again when serious questions have been asked they have come up with the answers.
There have been so many remarkable triumphs, so many performances to cherish, but this one truly belongs in a class of its own.
It’s been a long time since Anfield was rocked to its foundations quite like this. The sense of euphoria and pride was almost palpable.
Sheer bloody mindedness kept Jurgen Klopp’s side in the title race in recent weeks as they dug deep and found a way to win when not at their best.
But on this occasion it was simply awe-inspiring brilliance which got the job done.
Pressure? What pressure? Knocked off the summit by Manchester City’s win at Selhurst Park earlier in the day, Liverpool responded with the perfect show of force to brush Chelsea aside and regain top spot.
Unity really is strength at Anfield and the double-chasing Reds are powering towards the finish line in some shape.
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Werner puts Klopp on red alert
We start with a potential transfer tale.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has plenty of form for delving into his former workplace the Bundesliga when it comes to identifying talent and Timo Werner has been one of the big names supposedly on his hit list in recent months.
We now hear that the prolific striker will not sign a new deal with current club RB Leipzig - a development that has apparently pricked the ears of the Reds boss reckon the Mirror.
Leipzig chief executive Oliver Mintzlaff told Sky Sports:
“It’s well known that we want to extend with him, but he’s signalled to us that he does not want to sign a new contract,”
“We need to see what’s right for us and for Timo.”
Good morning
Hello everyone and welcome to today’s Liverpool Live Blog.
Jurgen Klopp’s side took a huge step towards potentially winning a first Premier League crown yesterday with a 2-0 victory over Chelsea so we’ll be reflecting on that.
Also, today, April 15, is of course a very poignant one for all Reds fans and indeed all the people of Merseyside, and particularly so this year on the 30th Anniversary of Hillsborough.
