Liverpool vs Strasbourg!

Liverpool Football Club won the FA Community Shield trophy last night against Manchester City. The curtain raiser event to the new season saw goals from ...

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Fabio Carvalho starts for Liverpool in tonight's latest pre-season test against RC Strasbourg Alsaceat Anfield. The summer signing from Fulham is named in ...

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Liverpool FC edged past Manchester City 3-1 to lift their sixteenth FA Community Shield at the King Power Stadium yesterday. The Reds produced a five-star.

Strasbourg finished sixth on the French Ligue 1 table and a surprise to French football followers. Strasbourg is a French football club that currently plays in the Ligue 1. You can get more on Liverpool App, social media profiles and YouTube channel.

Liverpool fell to a 3-0 defeat to Strasbourg in their final game before the return of the Premier League. Nevertheless, Anfield was treated to an intriguing ...

But this last game before the start of the campaign was something of a reality check — and perhaps that is no bad thing. Hopefully, it serves to reset the goals in the mind of player and fans alike. Over the last year, he has averaged a remarkable figure of 29.84 pressures per 90 minutes.That’s almost seven more pressures than Diogo Jota per game. As for non-penalty goals, he is in the 99th percentile for midfielders around Europe’s top five leagues. Regularly deployed at the back, he is more of an out-and-out defensive presence than Morton, and he has demonstrated in pre-season that he can do a pretty convincing Fabinho impression. The aforementioned Thomasson will probably wish this friendly had come a couple of seasons earlier. Repeatedly impressive at right-back, he has cemented himself within the consciousness of fans, many of whom were probably unaware of his existence a few weeks ago. There had been contact shortly beforehand, so Liverpool will be hoping it was little more than an impact injury, but there was clearly enough concern to withdraw him from the fray. The 17-year-old only needs to look as far as Tyler Morton to see that opportunities may arise. An injury to one of the few senior players handed a start undoubtedly marred the evening’s work, but otherwise Klopp cannot have hoped for much more against a fully-fledged Ligue 1 side. Perhaps it would be a stretch to say that Jürgen Klopp learned more here than he did against Manchester City, but there were definitely a lot of valuable lessons — and possibly a transfer hint too. In what was essentially a Liverpool youth side for the most part, Fábio Carvalho looked a cut above.