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Reds out to avenge embarrasing defeat – Liverpool vs. Bournemouth Preview
Henry Jackson
Bournemouth are the latest team to visit Anfield this week, as Liverpool take on the Cherries in another important Premier League clash on Wednesday.
Liverpool vs. Bournemouth
Wednesday, April 5, 2017 – 12:30pm (BST)
Anfield
Premier League
Referee: Lee Mason
All of a sudden, that defeat to Leicester City feels like a distant memory.
Since the Reds decided to play like a pub team against the champions, they have picked up 10 points from a possible 12, from matches against
Arsenal, Burnley, Man City and
Everton.
Saturday’s Merseyside derby triumph was another vital win in Liverpool’s season, and they now look in a very healthy position in the league table.
Klopp’s men sit third, and with eight relatively kind remaining fixtures, it would now be a huge blow if Champions League football wasn’t secured.
Next up for the Reds is Wednesday’s visit of Bournemouth – a side who delivered one of the most crushing blows of Liverpool’s season back in December.
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That late 4-3 defeat at Dean Court, having been 3-1 up, was tough to take, but Wednesday is a great chance to avenge that disappointment.
Eddie Howe’s team should have enough to avoid relegation for another year, and on paper, this should be a straightforward evening for the hosts.
We have seen Liverpool fall short in so many games like this in 2016/17, however, and failure to win on Wednesday would halt their current momentum significantly, especially with injuries racking up.
Three more points are essential, as Klopp’s men look to keep Man United and Arsenal at arm’s length.
Last meeting: Bournemouth 4-3 Liverpool
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Team News
Liverpool have been unlucky with injuries this season, particularly in comparison to someone like Chelsea, and several key men are now missing.
Sadio Mane could miss the rest of the season, having suffered a nasty knee injury against Everton , which is a major blow. The 24-year-old has been the Reds’ most influential player this season, so making do without him will be tough.
Adam Lallana and Jordan Henderson also remain sidelined, with the English duo jetting off to Miami for what has been claimed is simply for a
“change of scenery” . That seems a little odd, though.
Joel Matip and Emre Can both sat out training at the start of the week, but hopefully they are fit.
Daniel Sturridge is back in training, however, which is a much-needed boost for Klopp.
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Divock Origi is expected to come into the side in Mane’s absence, and it will be interesting to see if Lucas Leiva keeps his place, following a superb derby performance.
Bournemouth don’t have any new injuries to worry about, although Callum Wilson, Andrew Surman and Adam Federici are all out.
Tyrone Mings is still suspended, following his alleged stamp on Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the beginning of March.
Form
Liverpool – Last five results (all competitions)
Won 3-1 vs. Everton
Drew 1-1 vs. Man City
Won 2-1 vs. Burnley
Won 3-1 vs. Arsenal
Lost 3-1 vs. Leicester City
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Bournemouth – Last five results (all competitions)
Drew 0-0 vs. Southampton
Won 2-0 vs. Swansea City
Won 3-2 vs. West Ham
Drew 1-1 vs. Man United
Lost 2-1 vs. West Brom
Klopp’s View
Klopp was delighted to have both Sturridge and Origi available, especially with Mane such a big loss through injury:
“Everyone would miss Sadio [Mane]. Southampton probably still miss him, Salzburg still miss him,” Klopp said.
“Of course it’s good to have Divock now.
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“It is how it is, the season is long and you need all the players. Sometimes the players are in good shape and can’t be in the starting lineup.
“Yes it’s good to have him, and a very, very important option for us now.
“Even now Daniel [Sturridge] is back, I said it yesterday it’s actually a perfect moment coming back to team training.”
http://www.thisisanfield.com/2017/04/reds-inviting-run-starts-cherries-liverpool-vs-bournemouth-preview/

hardeycute:
what shall it profit man u to win lose.still got outstanding nah







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it really an insult to Liverpool fan #A whole Merseyside derby match did not make front page.

Mukina2 front page. this is a derby match nah

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Liverpool vs Everton: Preview and Predictions
If you are not
Liverpool vs Everton
English Premier League
Date: Saturday, 1st April 2017
Kick-off at 12:30 UK / 13:30 CET
Venue: Anfield, Liverpool.
The English Premier League returns to action after the international break with the exciting derby between Liverpool and Everton at Anfield on Saturday, 1st April 2017.
Liverpool seem to have overturned a poor start to 2017 with 3 wins and a draw from the last five league matches. They beat two big teams Tottenham and Arsenal during the period, while earning a vital 1-1 draw away at Manchester City just before the international window.
Jurgen Klopp’s men are fourth in the English Premier League table, 1 point behind third placed Man City and 3 behind Tottenham on second. On the other hand, Everton are 7th in the standings, 6 point short of Liverpool, but just behind Manchester on the 5th spot.
The biggest blow for Liverpool in this crucial tie is the absence of midfield-technician Adam Lallana, who is side-lined with an injury picked up during the international window. Meanwhile, there are concerns on the fitness of the Brazilian duo Firmino and Coutinho.
Everton went into the international break on the back of them excellent results. They thrashed Hull City and West Brom in consecutive home matches to bounce back from a narrow 3-2 loss at Tottenham.
The defeat to Spurs on 3rd March is their only defeat since December 2016. The 12 matches during the period saw them winning 12 times alongside 3 draws.
Liverpool vs Everton: Head-to-head
The Reds edged a narrow 1-0 win when the teams met for the Premier League clash at Goodison Park earlier this season.
Everton are without a win in the last 12 derbies against Liverpool. Moreover, they have beaten the Reds just once in the last 22 meetings. And at Anfield, Liverpool are unbeaten in the last 18.
Liverpool vs Everton: Prediction
Everton are expected to give a tough test to Liverpool despite failing to shine in this fixture since over a decade. Also, Liverpool are not on top of their form and are left short-handed with the latest injury blows.
However, the Reds have an exceptionally good record at home against their neighbours. So, one must expect Klopp’s men to squeeze a narrow win here. Banking on the current scoring form of Everton, we might see both teams scoring here. And I will leave you with my correct prediction of a 2-1 win for Liverpool.
Liverpool vs Everton: Bet Tips
Both Teams to Score at 1.72 with Betfair
Correct FT Score: 2-1 Liverpool at
9.00 with Bet365.
If you are not
Aron Wright
Software Engineer by Profession and a Data Analyst by passion, Aron first took writing as a passion. After ghost writing for many technical bloggers in the past few years, love for football brought him here.
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https://leaguelane.com/liverpool-vs-everton-preview-predictions-0417/

Mukina2

mod push this thread to front page.Mukina2 over to u.

Manchester City have lost 1-0, 3-0, 4-1, and 2-1 in their past four Premier League games against Liverpool so have to reach back to August 2014 for their last win, 3-1 at the Etihad. Now is the time for Pep Guardiola’s side to end this sequence as, firstly, they have just suffered a Champions League elimination and, secondly, if City do win then the gap to Liverpool grows to four points with a match in hand. Jamie Jackson
Kick-off Sunday 4pm
Venue Etihad Stadium
Last season Man City 1 Liverpool 4
Live Sky Sports 1
Referee Michael Oliver
This season G 23, Y 75, R 2, 3.35 cards per game
Odds H Evens A 3-1 D 25-9
Manchester City
Subs from Bravo, Adarabioyo, Gunn, Iheanacho, Sagna, Delph, Fernando, Kolarov, Navas, De Bruyne
Doubtful None
Injured Jesus (foot, Jun), Gündogan (knee, unknown)
Suspended None
Form DWWWWD
Discipline Y53 R4
Leading scorer Agüero 12
Liverpool
Subs from Karius, Manninger, Origi, Klavan, Moreno, Stewart, Henderson, Randall, Alexander-Arnold, Woodburn, Ojo, Wilson, Gomez, Lucas
Doubtful Firmino (groin), Origi (ill)
Injured Henderson (foot, 1 Apr), Sturridge (hip, 1 Apr), Ings (knee, Jun), Ejaria (ankle, unknown)
Suspended None
Form DLWLWW
Discipline Y43 R0
Leading scorer Mané 12

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/mar/18/manchester-city-liverpool-match-preview

match preview coming soon.

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Liverpool v Swansea City: match preview
More news Topics Liverpool
Swansea City
Premier League
Liverpool v Swansea City: probable starters in bold, contenders in light
Friday 20 January 2017 16.42 GMT
Liverpool have not lost a league game at Anfield in over a year and maintaining their impressive home form will be key to fulfilling dreams of the title. Jürgen Klopp’s side have scored 26 goals in nine home league games and host a Swansea side that have kept only one clean sheet in 13 games. New recruits Martin Olsson and Tom Carroll could debut for Paul Clement’s visitors but a third, Dutch winger Luciano Narsingh, is doubtful with a calf injury.
Andy Hunter
Kick-off Saturday 12.30pm
Venue Anfield
Last season Liverpool 1 Swansea City 0
Live BT Sport 1
Referee Kevin Friend
This season G11, Y 50, R 0, 4.55 cards per game
Odds H 1-4 A 15-1 D 6-1
Liverpool
Subs from Karius, Manninger, Can, Origi, Moreno, Lucas, Stewart, Randall, Brannagan, Ejaria, Gomez, Alexander-Arnold, Woodburn, Ojo, Wilson, Matip
Doubtful Clyne (rib), Henderson (heel)
Injured Ings (knee, May), Grujic (hamstring, unknown)
Suspended None
Unavailable Mané (Africa Cup of Nations)
Form WWWWLL
Discipline Y32 R0
Leading scorer Mané 9
Swansea City
Subs from Nordfeldt, Tremmel, Fer, Fulton, Amat, Van der Hoorn, Bastón, McBurnie, Kingsley, Carroll, Barrow
Doubtful Barrow (match fitness)
Injured Montero (hamstring, 31 Jan), Taylor (cheek, Feb), Narsingh (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Form LLLLWL
Discipline Y31 R0
Leading scorers Fer, Llorente 6


https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/jan/20/liverpool-swansea-city-match-preview

Thank you Lord. As the Op of the thread I finally made it ACA# Nov 2015 - Nov 2016

Mod post thia to front page

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Manchester United v Liverpool: match preview
More news Topics Manchester United
Liverpool
Premier League
Manchester United v Liverpool: probable starters in bold, contenders in light
Friday 13 January 2017 17.43 GMT
Manchester United’s morale is high but they started the weekend 10 points behind Chelsea, so José Mourinho’s men need to win to have a chance of taking the title. Jürgen Klopp’s second-placed Liverpool can lose and still be in the race but a resounding defeat would be damaging for their confidence. Jamie Jackson
Kick-off Sunday 4pm
Venue Old Trafford
Last season Manchester United 3 Liverpool 1
Live Sky Sports 1
Referee Michael Oliver
This season G17, Y 56, R 1, 3.41 cards per game
Odds H 6-5 A 11-4 D 9-4
Manchester United
Subs from Romero, Depay, Young, Fosu-Mensah, Tuanzebe, Rojo, Darmian, Schweinsteiger, Lingard, Rashford, Mata, Rooney, Carrick, Shaw
Doubtful None
Injured None
Suspended None
Unavailable Bailly (Africa Cup of Nations)
Form WWWWWW
Discipline Y46 R1
Leading scorer Ibrahimovic 13
Liverpool
Subs from Karius, Manninger, Sturridge, Origi, Klavan, Moreno, Lucas, Stewart, Randall, Grujic, Brannagan, Ejaria, Gomez, Woodburn, Ojo, Alexander-Arnold
Doubtful Grujic (tendon), Henderson (heel), Matip (ankle)
Injured Ings (knee, May)
Unavailable Mané (Africa Cup of Nations)
Suspended None
Form DWWWWD
Discipline Y29 R0
Leading scorer Mané 9

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/jan/13/manchester-united-liverpool-match-preview

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Team news
Claude Puel does not intend to include Fonte, who put in a transfer request last week, until after the transfer window closes and Boufal has pulled out of playing in the African Nations Cup due to a knee injury.
Charlie Austin (shoulder), Matt Targett (hamstring), Cedric Soares (head) and Alex McCarthy (hamstring) all remain sidelined.
Jurgen Klopp says Philippe Coutinho will return for Liverpool against Southampton in the EFL Cup semi-final, live on Sky Sports
Coutinho is set to make his return after nearly seven weeks out with ankle ligament damage but is likely to be on the bench, while Loris Karius should continue in goal following his clean sheet against Plymouth.
Jordan Henderson (heel) will not resume full training until Thursday but centre-back Joel Matip (ankle) could make the squad as he seeks to prove his fitness ahead of Sunday's trip to United.
Opta stats
This will be the eighth occasion Southampton have faced Liverpool in the EFL Cup; against no side have they played more in the competition (also Arsenal).
Liverpool have eliminated Southampton in four of their last five EFL Cup ties.
Saints have reached this stage of the League Cup for the third time in their history and first time since 1986/87, when they met Liverpool. The only occasion they progressed to the final was in 1978/79, although they eventually lost to Nottingham Forest.
Liverpool have an excellent record in the League Cup
This will be Liverpool's 17th appearance in the League Cup semi-finals; the most of any side in the competition's history. They've progressed to the final in five of their last six semi-final appearances.
Southampton and Liverpool have kept three clean sheets so far this season; the joint-most in the League Cup alongside Newcastle.
Liverpool have scored more goals than any other side in this season's League Cup (12); their highest goal tally in the competition since the 2011/12 edition (14).
Daniel Sturridge is this season's top-scorer in the League Cup (4), netting a brace against Burton in Round 2 and also versus Spurs in Round 4.
Daniel Sturridge could start up front after featuring against Plymouth
Jurgen Klopp has won seven of his nine League Cup games in charge of Liverpool (D1 L1), and has reached the semi-final for the second time in as many seasons.
Saints have won six of their last seven League Cup games against sides from the same division; their only defeat coming against Liverpool in last season's quarter-final (1-6).
Only Aston Villa (467) have scored more goals in League Cup history than Liverpool (466).
Charlie predicts
The question about Southampton is are they going to go for it? I could see them sit in, play on the counter-attack and treat it like an away game.
I think they've been getting a bit bland under Puel and you do wonder where the goals are going to come from.
http://www.skysports.com/football/soton-vs-liverpool/preview/368124

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gbolahanrasaq:
They gave room for the speculations. ACCA candidates do not need to speculate because they are already aware of the date for the release of results.

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shrimati:
If not released today, then next week Thursday, in my opinion.

yep

ICAN office still on break and will resume Jan 9,2017 but let hope it may be release today.

benebaby77:
Why can't you guys stop mongering rumours.....



To me, this seems uncalled for.....



Results will be released on this and will be released on that....



When they are ready, they would release them.....




what are your multiple sources self?


like you were told results would be released before 2017 right?



Stop all this guy....

We post base on information from various sources..

Breaking news - ICAN may release result tomorrow (Jan 5th , 2017).. from multiple sources ...

North - west derby#

Sunderland v
Liverpool: match
preview
More news Topics Sunderland
Liverpool
Premier League
Sunderland v Liverpool: probable
starters in bold, contenders in light
Sunday 1 January 2017 15.23 GMT
Liverpool have won their past four
matches, the most recent of which was
against Manchester City. Sunderland are
in poor form and lost 4-1 at Burnley
last time out . There should, then, be
only one winner. But with the visitors
having less than 44 hours to prepare
for this game and possibly lacking
Jordan Henderson through injury, the
hosts may sense they can cause an
upset. Sachin Nakrani
Kick-off 3pm
Venue Stadium of Light
Last season Sunderland 0 Liverpool 1
Referee Anthony Taylor
This season G 15, Y 57, R3, 4 cards per
game
Odds H 19-2 A 4-11 D 9-2
Sunderland
Subs from Mika, Love, Manquillo,
Khazri, Honeyman, Robson, Embleton,
Asoro
Doubtful None
Injured Pickford (knee, Feb), Gooch
(ankle, Mar), Cattermole (hip),
Kirchhoff (knee, both Apr), Watmore
(knee, Oct), Anichebe, Denayer (both
hamstring), Koné (hip, all unknown)
Suspended None
Form WLLWLL
Discipline Y40 R3
Leading scorer Defoe 9
Liverpool
Subs from Karius, Manninger,
Sturridge, Moreno, Lucas, Stewart,
Randall, Brannagan, Ejaria, Gomez,
Woodburn, Alexander-Arnold
Doubtful Grujic (knee), Henderson
(heel)
Injured Coutinho, Matip (both ankle, 8
Jan), Bogdan, Ings (both knee,
unknown)
Suspended None
Form LDWWWW
Discipline Y27 R0
Leading scorer Mané 8

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/jan/01/sunderland-liverpool-match-preview

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