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Liverpool bring back Salah and Robertson in a 4-2-3-1 to host Fulham at Anfield, with Fulham unchanged. Both managers stress ambition and rebuilding after a demanding season as they push for a strong finish; Liverpool sit fifth with 49 points and Fulham 11th on 44, with kick-off at 5:30pm BST.
Liverpool lined up with five at the back in Paris to chase a nil-nil, but a deflected Désiré Doué goal and a Khvicha Kvaratskhelia strike put them 2-0 down. VAR gave them a lifeline by overturning a penalty and did not intervene on a late Konaté shove, keeping the tie alive for a potential comeback at Anfield. Yet the Reds offered little going forward and now face a tough second leg alongside looming domestic fixtures.
Paris Saint-Germain took a commanding 2-0 lead over Liverpool in the Champions League first leg, with Desire Doue and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia on target. Liverpool lined up with a back five and Salah benched, but couldn’t curb PSG’s wide attacking threat, while Giorgi Mamardashvili made several crucial saves. The tie now shifts to Anfield for the return leg, where Liverpool must raise intensity, press higher and convert chances to have any hope of turning the tie around.
Paris Saint-Germain beat Liverpool 2-0 in Paris as Klopp opted for a five-man defence and the Reds offered little going forward, failing to register a shot on target while PSG dominated with 18 shots and 74% possession. Despite the setback, Liverpool still have a route back in the second leg at Anfield, with Arne Slot saying they are in survival mode but not yet eliminated.
Paris Saint-Germain took a 2-0 lead over Liverpool in the Champions League quarter-final first leg, with Desire Doué opening the scoring and Kvicha Kvaratskhelia adding a second; Liverpool created little in reply as PSG looked dangerous on the counter, leaving the tie finely poised ahead of the return leg.
Live updates from the Champions League quarter-finals show Paris Saint‑Germain leading Liverpool 1-0 at Parc des Princes after Désiré Doué’s deflected strike, while Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are 0-0 at Camp Nou; Mamardashvili makes a string of key saves as PSG press dominates, and a flurry of bookings and chances points to a tense second half across both ties.
Mohamed Salah will depart Liverpool at season’s end after the club and his representatives agreed to waive the final year of his contract, making him a free agent. The nine-year spell yielded 255 goals in 435 games, but his form has dipped this season, prompting the move. MLS is widely viewed as the likely next destination, though Saudi Pro League links persist. Liverpool will now plan to replace him and move on under manager Arne Slot and the club’s owners, marking the end of an era at Anfield.
Paul McCartney released the new single Days We Left Behind, a nostalgic Liverpool love letter that previews his forthcoming album The Boys of Dungeon Lane, produced by Andrew Watt. The album, his first since 2020’s McCartney III, is described as introspective and eclectic and is due May 29, with a trailer and pre-orders available; the project reportedly took five years to develop, blending Wings-era rock, Beatles-style harmonies, and intimate storytelling as McCartney reflects on his upbringing in post‑war Liverpool.
Paul McCartney announced his 18th solo album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, a 14-track, introspective collection inspired by his Liverpool childhood; the lead single Days We Left Behind premiered on BBC Radio Merseyside; the album, produced by Andrew Watt and recorded in Los Angeles and Sussex, is credited solely to McCartney and spans styles from Wings-era rock to Beatles-like harmonies, with a tracklist including As You Lie There, Lost Horizon, Days We Left Behind, Ripples in a Pond, Mountain Top, Down South, We Two, Come Inside, Never Know, Home to Us, Life Can Be Hard, First Star of the Night, Salesman, Saint, Momma Gets By.
Paul McCartney announced his first album in six years, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, produced with Andrew Watt and set for a May 29, 2026 release via MPL/Capitol. The lead single, Days We Left Behind, is a memory-soaked autobiographical track reflecting on his post-war Liverpool childhood.
Paul McCartney’s forthcoming solo album is reportedly titled The Boys Of Dungeon Lane, per his brother Mike McCartney. A teaser site and artwork point to a nostalgic project tied to Dungeon Lane in Speke, near Liverpool, and this would be his 19th solo studio album (20th if Ram is included), with an official announcement expected soon after his 84th birthday and his first since McCartney III (2020).
With Salah at 33 and his Liverpool tenure winding down, his next destination remains unclear amid strong Saudi Pro League interest (Al Ittihad, Al Hilal, Al Qadsiah, NEOM) and MLS links, while a move back to Europe seems unlikely for now. After a 10-goal, 9-assist season and a recent two-year contract extension, his camp says no destination has been decided yet.
With Salah set to leave Liverpool, the BBC outlines three routes: a Saudi Pro League move to one of the big four or other SPL clubs, a high-profile MLS switch via the Designated Player route (Inter Miami linked, encouraged by Don Garber), or a European transfer to a top club (PSG, Bayern, Real Madrid or Barcelona) if a compelling project and wages can be matched; current evidence suggests Saudi or MLS are likelier options, while Europe would only happen for a substantial offer.
Mohamed Salah announced he will leave Liverpool this summer, triggering widespread transfer speculation about his successor and potential destinations. Pundits say Liverpool must recruit a
Mohamed Salah announced his departure from Liverpool after nine seasons, ending a 255-goal, 435-appearance era. With no confirmed destination, outlets including Sports Illustrated explore options: a move to MLS (San Diego FC is highlighted as a likely DP spot), a lucrative transfer to the Saudi Pro League (targets include Al Hilal, NEOM, and Al Qadsiah), or a Europe-based path such as Galatasaray. Salah’s agent says no one knows his next move. The MLS option is increasingly plausible as the league grows, while the Saudi league remains a strong financial lure.