While it’s always possible to lose away at the Etihad, Liverpool will be upset with the manner of their defeat this Sunday. Even though the Reds actually did okay when it came to limiting Manchester City’s chances (without the penalty,

Andy Robertson has had a run of four starts in a row but he is reportedly likely to leave Liverpool at the end of the season, when he is set to become a free agent

Liverpool looked to have made it 1-1 in Sunday's clash with Manchester City before Virgil van Dijk's goal was ruled out for offside and VAR concurred with the on-field decision

Andy Robertson could move to Celtic as early as January, with the Scotland captain open to a pre-contract agreement with his boyhood club, but a one-year extension with Liverpool also remains an option for the 31-year-old left-back.

Andy Robertson is less than eight months away from the expiry of his current Liverpool contract, although one reliable insider has indicated that talks over a new deal could commence soon. The 31-year-old is the third longest-serving player in the Reds squad,

Mick Brown believes Liverpool are planning to hand Andy Robertson a new contract after his performance against Aston Villa.

Something is going seriously wrong with Liverpool right now, but while Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk struggle, Andy Robertson could be the man to rescue the Reds’ season. After a typically strong start to the campaign, Liverpool have now lost four Premier League games in a row, as well as losing in the Champions League to Galatasaray.

Bradley deservedly basked in the adulation of the Anfield crowd last night. With his right-back predecessor Trent Alexander-Arnold mercilessly booed on his first return since putting plenty of noses out of joint as he moved to Madrid in the summer, the 22-year-old Northern Ireland international delivered the best performance of his career.

Robertson Praises Liverpool’s ‘Massive’ Win Over Real Madrid at AnfieldLiverpool left-back Andy Robertson hailed his side’s “massive all-round performance” as the Reds secured a

Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 in a one-sided Premier League scoreline which led Manchester United legend Roy Keane to aim a bold accusation at Arne Slot's team