Harvey Elliott has opened up on transfer speculation linking him with a move away from Liverpool in the January transfer window. Elliott was sidelined for more

A late own goal from Jorelyn Carabali gives Liverpool a well-earned victory against Brighton on the return of the Women's Super League.

If Liverpool proved anything last season, it was that they can never be written off and they are always willing to fight. It has been a tough start to the campaign for them - they have lacked consistency, struggled with injuries and results have been underwhelming.

Liverpools rare attacking depth and why it could make the difference for Arne Slot in the title race, the curious reason for Harry Wilsons successful positional switch for Fulham and Yasin Ayaris midfield presence for Brighton feature in The Debrief.

Report and match highlights as Jorelyn Carabali steers the ball into her own net to hand Liverpool their first home Womens Super League win of the season; Olivia Smiths opener was cancelled out by Nik

Liverpool are only 25% likely to sign striker Stefanos Tzimas in the summer transfer window, with a similar percentage given to Brighton and Hove Albion. That’s according to BILD, who report that both sides are outside runners for the striker at this moment in time.

Crystal Palace were promoted to replace Bristol City in the top flight, while on a wider note, the league is now under the management and operation of a new organisation set up to lead women's football towards further growth and progression, with Nikki Doucet overseeing both the WSL and Championship in a new phase for the game.

The winter break came at a good time for Liverpool - key players are returning and they are now looking up, not over their shoulders

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During this set of fixtures, Darwin Nunez rebooted his navigation software to lift Liverpool past Brentford, Arsenal gave up a late two-goal lead over Aston Villa to lose ground, Nottingham Forest continued to thrill, Manchester City romped back into the top four and the bottom three all lost (again).

Rebecca Lowe, Robbie Earle, and Robbie Mustoe analyze a chaotic Sunday in Matchweek 22, where Brighton upended Manchester United, Manchester City routed Ipswich Town, Everton stunned Spurs, and more.

Harvey Elliott will disappoint two interested clubs - one from within the Premier League - after declaring he'll stay and fight for his place at Liverpool, while the attacker has also detailed talks w