Liverpool

Liverpool booked a spot in the FA Cup fourth round, thanks to Harvey Elliott and other players who seized an opportunity from Jurgen Klopp.

[Mohamed Salah](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/173896/mohamed-salah) (Gakpo, 65") 6 -- Came on for Gakpo and led the line, but he didn't really get the chance to make anything happen. [Curtis Jones](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/190257/curtis-jones) (Carvalho, 66") 6 -- Often made the right decision in possession and tracked back to deal with the overlapping runs of Nelson Semedo. [James Milner](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/26843/James-Milner), 6 -- The 37-year-old worked hard at both ends of the pitch, and kept his opposite number quiet. The Netherlands international led the line well for his side, and while he didn't get on the scoresheet, which is surely what Liverpool brought him in to do, he impressed with his hold-up work that saw him bringing others into play. He pressed well from midfield, and often chose the right moments to look to drive with the ball into Wolves territory. The Spain youth international looked even better in the second half, making a number of key challenges that helped begin attacks for his side. He was also active with his overlapping runs down the left flank, and kept Wolves attacker Adama Traore quiet outside of a couple of occasions. Looked to get a hand to a Ruben Neves free kick in the second half to keep it out of danger. Replaced by Nat Phillips in the 66th minute. Switched to right-back in the 66th minute as James Milner was substituted. The Reds pressed much better as a team in a performance that saw them much harder to break down. Both sides struggled to create many meaningful opportunities in a match in which Liverpool's midfield three shined.

Jurgen Klopp said he got the reaction he wanted after Harvey Elliott's sublime strike put troubled Liverpool back on track with a 1-0 win at Wolves in ...

Liverpool has kept alive its FA Cup title defense and earned an immediate chance to avenge one of its most humiliating Premier League losses.

“It feels like ages ago we had a feeling of winning and playing well,” Klopp said. Liverpool was largely untroubled at Molineux as Wolves became the ninth Premier League team to get eliminated. The FA Cup likely represents Liverpool’s only chance of a domestic trophy this season, with Klopp’s team having exited the League Cup and plunged to ninth place in the league — 19 points off leader Arsenal.

The forward's first-half stunner sent the Reds into the fourth round to face Brighton.

Lazar Markovic es considerado uno de los peores fichajes del Liverpool, que enfrentó al Wolverhampton en la FA Cup, en exclusiva por ESPN y Star+.

[Liverpool](/futbol/equipo/_/id/364/liverpool), donde solo fue utilizado en el equipo juvenil. [Markovic ](https://www.espn.com.mx/futbol/jugador/_/id/165218/lazar-markovic)en ese momento. [Markovic ](https://www.espn.com.mx/futbol/jugador/_/id/165218/lazar-markovic)llegó a los Reds en 2014 con un discurso optimista, pero que no sostuvo a largo plazo. [Benfica ](/futbol/equipo/_/id/1929/benfica)por pedido del técnico Jorge Jesus, pero permaneció sólo una temporada en el Estádio da Luz. Yo no sé si hubo problemas de adaptación o si pasaron cosas fuera de la cancha. A sus 28 años, será muy difícil que la ex promesa regrese a los grandes escenarios de Europa. Después de un comienzo difícil, el delantero pasó tres temporadas en el club y ganó otro Campeonato de Serbia. Después de eso, vio su carrera ir en declive. Yo bromeaba: 'El único que jugaría en Brasil es Era considerado un fenómeno en Serbia, todos decían que lo venderían", dijo el brasileño a ESPN. "En ese momento era como Rodrygo del Real Madrid. Antes de llegar a los Reds, el serbio era una de las mayores promesas del fútbol europeo.

El pasado sábado por Premier League, el Brighton con los ecuatorianos presentes se impusieron 3-0 ante el Liverpool. 'Las Gaviotas' tendrán nuevamente otra ...

Liverpool has kept alive its FA Cup title defense and earned an immediate chance to avenge one of its most humiliating Premier League losses.

Liverpool was largely untroubled at Molineux as Wolves became the ninth Premier League team to get eliminated. “It feels like ages ago we had a feeling of winning and playing well,” Klopp said. [after Wrexham and its Hollywood owners](https://apnews.com/article/sports-soccer-rob-mcelhenney-fa-cup-b09467788779588909c9e3aeb9ec437b), to reach the fourth round.

Liverpool's manager said he believed the FA Cup third-round replay would help restore belief at the club after their dire defeat to Brighton.

We have to fight and whoever is ready to fight has a good chance to play.” We were compact, we were together, we had really good challenges, when we got the ball we played really good football and we scored an exceptional goal. I said to the boys that is how it feels when you play well and win. We are not in a casting show but the door is open to everyone. The game was much different to the last one obviously. If we had played another game like the last one I am not sure what the people would have thought before they arrived in the stadium.

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Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group are increasingly likely to sell a minority stake in the club rather than sanction a full takeover.

However, Klopp retains the full support of the ownership group, who believe injuries have been a major factor in the team’s struggles. Their current preference is to sell a small portion of the club but they insist that nothing is imminent on that front. Senior FSG sources have dismissed recent speculation that they are on the brink of selling Liverpool to a Qatari consortium or anyone else.

Liverpool takeover off? Fenway Sports Group 'more likely to sell minority stake of Premier League giants' than allow full sale. Robert Calcutt. 18th January ...

[beat Wolves 1-0](https://talksport.com/football/fa-cup/1306412/jurgen-klopp-liverpool-fa-cup-wolves/) in their FA Cup third round replay, and their next match in the competition will see them travel to Brighton. [‘exploring a sale’](https://talksport.com/football/1249159/liverpool-owners-sale-takeover-fenway-sports-group-tom-werner-premier-league/) of the Merseyside outfit. [interested consortiums](https://talksport.com/football/1258730/liverpool-takeover-news-qatar-saudi-arabia-investors-fsg/) from Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

The Fenway Sports Group are reported to be looking for minority investment or a full sale of the club.

[Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/show/5XstioL80j5xvix2FgayOv?si=c6005a65bcb245e7) [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdlFklV55ZttMuLE6hf3FdA) [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@lfctransferroom?lang=en) [James Pearce](https://twitter.com/JamesPearceLFC) however, a full sale seems unlikely with FSG preferring to find someone willing to invest in a minority stake in the club. [a flurry of reports](https://www.si.com/soccer/liverpool/articles/liverpool-fans-react-to-reports-qatar-are-potential-frontrunners-to-take-over-from-fsg) emerged suggesting strong interest from the Middle East and in particular Qatar. Rumours of an imminent sale of Liverpool Football Club by the Fenway Sports Group (FSG) to Qatari investors have been played down by a journalist close to the club.

With both clubs experiencing some on-field turbulence recently, the upcoming Champions League encounter appears definitive, even at this early stage.

That is huge for both teams, and especially Liverpool, striving to be in the money again next season and eyeing European glory as the way to do so. When Real and Liverpool meet on February 21, the January window will be a distant memory. But an aggregate win over Liverpool—a sixth consecutive net victory over the opposition—would lay an ideal path to a 15th title. Advancing would lift the confidence required to go all the way. It could be a do-or-die occasion, and there’s much more to analyze. Squeezing into the Premier League top four places and snatching an unlikely trophy is the best it can achieve.