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The same team that won the CL 2 seasons ago and demolished the Premier League last season? That team is overrated?

Good news. PSG next, please.

Exactly. The English refs have become useless because they use VAR to check every single thing now. A goal can be scored and they will check the entire sequence leading to the goal in case something minor happened along the way which nobody in the ground noticed but VAR has detected by using 100...

Actually Southampton and Brighton have benefited the most from VAR decisions according to the below, although Man United and Liverpool also are also in the top 5 beneficiaries. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50944416

It's all about Klopp, it's true. He's transformed average players into stars and has maximised the potential of the team. As for him being a "loser" previously, well that's just silly and demonstrates ignorance of what he achieved at Dortmund. He's almost certainly the best manager in the world.

So they want to make Barca's home game into an away match? Absurd. If it can't be held at the Nou Camp then let it go to a neutral venue, not one where Real will have an advantage.

It was a poor final but look at it from Liverpool's point of view. They lost the final last year. Klopp had lost 6 finals in a row. Liverpool had an incredible league season, winning 97 points (!) and STILL couldn't win the league. After the league season they had, the final loss last year and...

I've been looking forward to this for many years, it's been far too long since our two clubs have faced each other again. May the best team win (and I hope it will be Liverpool!)

We have a good chance! Going to be tough though, City are so strong and will no doubt improve the squad in January. Whoever wins the title won't do it comfortably like City did last season. Hopefully Liverpool can keep going but realistically all it takes is an injury to Van Dyke and Salah and...

Anyone but City. Or Chelsea. Ok I favour Liverpool since they're my team but if we're not going to win then I'd like Spurs to win it. It's bad for the league if these oil clubs that never suffer from debt or are punished by FFP continue to win.

I hope he plays some part in the Copa and wins it. It would be a tragedy if a player like Messi never manages to win a major international trophy.

He's a quality player who's having a tough time and not fitting into the Barca team for some reason. As a Liverpool fan I'd love to have him back, I think he'd be excellent in the current Liverpool team, we badly need a proper CAM and Coutinho would be perfect. Not very likely to happen but I...

Just before the Liverpool game PSG smashed whoever their domestic opponents were 4-0, and even rested Mbappe and Neymar. They can't go from awesome to atrocious in the space of a few days. They looked bad because Liverpool made them look bad. Against most other opponents PSG would have looked...

Seems like it, also seems obsessed with trying to prove Salah is in fact a rubbish player!

You sound like a bitter blue upset that Salah left and became a success elsewhere. "Overrated tap-in merchant"??? Such a ridiculous statement from someone who has likely not seen much of Salah. He scored 44 goals and had 14 assists last season. You think all those 44 goals were tap-ins? Laughable.

He's an immense player, the only player I really worry about when my team (Liverpool) play Chelsea. It's absolutely no coincidence a team like Leicester won the Premier League, and the next season an average Chelsea team (by their standards) also won the title with this guy in their midfield...

Their spending since Ferguson retired is second only to Man City yet still United fans think they need to spend more. A top manager could do wonders with the Man United squad but Jose can't improve players the way Pep, Klopp and Poch can so he just wants to buy ready-made top players.

It just strikes me as a bit odd if you don't support Liverpool's rivals why would you begrudge them a title win? Liverpool play good football and frankly it's a good thing if a sustainable club like Liverpool or Spurs etc. can match clubs who have unlimited spending, like City and maybe Chelsea.

Aah, okay I didn't realise he was a United fan. That makes sense though. City will never catch up to their trophy record, and United fans consider City's success to be "bought" by the Sheikh so see their success as artificial. Liverpool are considered a "real" rival, in terms of historical...

Why?