Fans are adamant that Cody Gakpo may have dropped an interesting hint on the future of Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Jubilant in post-match celebrations, the Liverpool squad celebrated in front of the Kop, singing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' in a beautiful moment.

Afterwards, Gakpo was interviewed about the positive future of the club and his quotes have gone viral, leaving fans wondering:

"Now with Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk staying, and hopefully Trent as well, they can keep building."

A second fan added: 'Did Gakpo just hint at Trent staying???'

Gary Neville has made a sobering admission in regards to the debate of who is England's most successful club of all time.

The die-hard Man United supporter and pundit admitted that with Liverpool's likely Premier League title win this season, there will be no debate in the argument.

As things stand, Man United have 20 league titles, three European Cups/Champions Leagues, and 13 FA Cup titles.

In the same competitions, Liverpool have 19, six, and eight.

Ahead of Liverpool's clash with Spurs today - from which they need a point to secure the title - Neville said:  "Manchester United worked very hard to get ahead of Liverpool, and I suppose the accolade of most successful club was maybe a debate because of the importance of the league title.

"But after today, it's not a debate, Liverpool go level with United and have more European Cups."

The VAR Hub have spoken out on the Evanilson red card v Man United.

After an initially booking for a challenge in which the Bournemouth striker to appeared to have slipped, the referee was advised to go to the on-field monitor.

Following the on-field review, the yellow card was upgraded to a red card.

Now, the PL Match Centre have tweeted on the incident:

"VAR recommended an on-field review for a possible red card for the challenge by Evanilson on Mazraoui – with the challenge deemed to be two-footed with both feet off the ground, endangering the safety of the opponent. Upon review, the referee issued a red card to Evanilson for serious foul play."

Arne Slot has changed it up ahead of Liverpool's mammoth clash versus Tottenham Hotspur.

The Reds only need one point to secure the title after Arsenal's draw against Crystal Palace earlier this week.

Now, Slot has named his lineup ahead of the decider, with change from the team that defeated Leicester City.

Match-winner Trent Alexander-Arnold is BACK in the starting XI.

Tyler Adams was given a yellow card following a lengthy VAR check in the first-half of Bournemouth v Man United.

Moments later, the brilliant Antoine Semenyo opened the scoring, inflicting further damage on Ruben Amorim's men.

The challenge, however, has sparked mass debate and now the Premier League Match Centre have addressed the card with an X post:

 'The referee’s call of yellow card for the challenge by Adams on Garnacho was checked and confirmed by VAR – with the challenge deemed reckless and not serious foul play.'