Jamie Carragher wanted Liverpool to sign a defender during the January transfer window and has listed the areas the club should look to strengthen in next summer

Liverpool dismantled Tottenham at Anfield to secure a place in the Carabaoo Cup final as the Lilywhites put in a limp display despite holding a lead from the first leg

Jamie Carragher believes that even Accrington Stanley provided a bigger test to Liverpool than Tottenham managed on Thursday night. The Reds thrashed the north London outfit 4-0 in the second leg

Tottenham were thrashed 4-0 at Liverpool in the Carabao Cup semi-final on Thursday night, with Jamie Carragher labelling three Spurs midfielders a ‘disgrace’ for their performance. It was complete dominance for the Reds at Anfield and that translated to a one-sided scoreline thanks to goals from Cody Gakpo,

Point PlanJamie Carragher has delivered a clear assessment of where Liverpool must strengthen in the summer transfer window. As reported by Sky

Jamie Carragher has risked the wrath of Liverpool supporters by stating he's not the 'biggest fan' of midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai. The Hungary international captain has yet to show the best of himself since his £60 million move from RB Leipzig in 2023.

Liverpool failed to sign any player in the January transfer window despite having the funds to do that.The Reds were quiet once again in the transfer window which is similar to what they did in the

Tottenham Hotspur’s capitulation to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup semi-final was savaged by Sky Sports pundits, who accused them of having less threat than Accrington Stanley last month at Anfield.

Jamie Carragher has given a scathing verdict of Tottenham Hotspur following its Carabao Cup defeat against Liverpool on Thursday night. Spurs were beaten 4-0 by Arne Slot’s side in a game Liverpool dominated start to finish as it secured its place in the Carabao Cup final courtesy of goals from Cody Gakpo,

Tottenham Hotspur suffered a heavy defeat in their Carabao Cup semi-final and Ange Postecoglou's squad have come in for criticism.