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Liverpool equaled the Premier League's record for the biggest victory on Saturday, beating Bournemouth 9-0 at Anfield.

For today I wanted the start we showed and then the rest ... "You just have to give the game a proper direction and that's why I loved the start today so much. We should have won this game, so when I don't say that about all games against United ... Klopp continued: "But it's not out of this world that we lose at United 2-1, especially when we don't perform on our highest level, that can happen and it's very likely to happen. In reaching the nine-goal winning margin, Liverpool matched the record set by Manchester United against Ipswich in 1995 and Southampton last year, and by Leicester against Southampton in 2019. And things went from bad to worse with a stunning 2-1 defeat to Manchester United in its third game, with its bitter rivals coming into to the game off the back of a terrible start to the season.

The Bournemouth manager described the heavy defeat as the most painful experience of his career and said the club needs to bring in new signings.

The touchline today was pretty painful and I could sense it was painful for the players as well. “This is the toughest day, as a player and certainly as a coach. I have been clear how this season could look for us and I stick by that. There are players who are experiencing the Premier League for the first time. “Then you look at Bournemouth and think: ‘OK, what will happen there?’ The league is a really tough one and it is clear when you have just won promotion, the problems start now.” “I feel sorry for the fans.

An under-pressure Liverpool side roar back to form at Anfield, with a Premier League record-equalling win over struggling Bournemouth, as the Reds miss out ...

Defending champions Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 4-2, as new recruit Erling Haaland scored a hat-trick. "We kept going, scoring different goals but with the same purpose to keep up the pressure. They are struggling for air." In finding the net, the Brazilian became the first Liverpool player to be involved in four goals — three assists and a goal — in the Premier League. But despite some late scares, Bournemouth did just enough to avoid suffering that ignominy. After Diaz headed in the ninth, Liverpool had five minutes to become the first side to score 10 goals in a Premier League match.

She was one of four people killed recently on Merseyside amid a rise in gun and knife crimes. Police said: "You know their names, now we need the names of their ...

Now we need their killer's.— Merseyside Police (@MerseyPolice) Sadly we now all know Olivia, Ashley & Sam's names. She won't have children of her own. The progress we've made in seeking justice for Olivia Pratt-Korbel, Ashley Dale & Sam Rimmer is thanks to info from the public. Merseyside Police launched a social media campaign on Sunday, saying: "You know their names, now we need the names of their murderers." Police said: "You know their names, now we need the names of their murderers."

Liverpool FC's 9-0 demolition of AFC Bournemouth, it turns out, was the right type of rout.

Even an extended stay in the league wouldn’t remedy the situation. The response to Sanderson’s tweet was overwhelming and depressing. As ever, Wright was articulate in describing the “humiliation” of such a defeat. Absolutely.” Tweeted ex-pro turned pundit Lianne Sanderson, "in the women’s game for some it equals poor goalkeeping and ‘Women’s football is rubbish’ oh the double standard. Both games could arguably have resulted in higher scores given the majority of goals were scored before half-time. The levels were far too big. Amongst the arguments for these dramatic restructures of the game was the suggestion the Men rushed to explain she was wrong and this was actually 9-0 in a game at the “highest standards” and therefore commendable. How ironic.“ The players need help. The blindness to the hypocrisy of the reaction was highlighted by commentators from parts of the game criticized for one-sided results. After all, this was a Liverpool team that just one week earlier was being described as “injury-hit” and “tired.” The margin of victory for a team shorn of several first-team players and many of its excellent back-ups was worrying.

Jordan Henderson has received huge praise as he and the Liverpool squad paid an emotional tribute to Olivia Pratt-Korbel.The nine-year-old's murder.

The German said: “Nine years old? Jordan – you set an example to people all over the world. The Reds skipper was substituted in the second half, being replaced by replaced by Stefan Bajcetic, and he lifted up his shirt to show a tribute to Olivia.