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Fabio Carvalho: Good to be back but the work continues (Liverpool FC)

The attacker opened the scoring just a minute into Sunday's Dubai Super Cup clash with Olympique Lyonnais, though the French side came back to win 3-1 at Al- ...

Subscribe to LFCTV GO now and get a month free using the code GOFREE23. We have got important games coming up, the cup game and then the game on Boxing Day. [on LFCTV (UK & Republic of Ireland only) and LFCTV GO](https://www.liverpoolfc.com/watch?lfm_medium=site-link&lfm_source=liverpoolfc.com&lfm_content=news-story&lfm_campaign=lgo-one-month-free-2223&lfm_proposition=lfctvgo)*. Obviously the break helped to recuperate and recover but we’re straight back into it and that’s something we want to be – we don’t want to coast into it, we want to go straight back in. We haven’t quite been at the level pressing-wise this year and it’s something we’ve been working on and will keep working on. Like it showed today in the first minute, it paid off and we’re going to keep working on that.

Liverpool looking to regain intensity that made them team 'nobody ... (Arab News)

It may only be a friendly, but for Liverpool's players, the match against Olympique Lyonnais at Al-Nasr's Maktoum Stadium on Sunday night is one more step ...

“We want to create unity between the players, and between the staff and the players. “You need success, you need to win,” he said. Counter-pressing is a massive part of that in the training sessions, but they have to adapt again to that style of play so we can stay high up the pitch, so we can attack and attack again. “And that’s why this break and being here in Dubai is really welcome because we can do some proper work, correct and create this team again who nobody wants to play against.” And the player with confidence or without confidence, or team with confidence or without confidence, is not the same. And that’s a little bit of the story of the first part (of the season).

Loan watch: Cup final heartache for Lucy Parry (Liverpool FC)

Parry was in the starting line-up for Hibernian Women's Sky Sports Cup showpiece versus Glasgow Rangers in Scotland, with her side falling to a 2-0 defeat at ...

LFC Legends to face Celtic Legends at Anfield in March 2023 (Liverpool FC)

LFC Foundation's next legends charity match will see Liverpool FC Legends take on Celtic Legends on Saturday March 25, 2023 at Anfield (3pm GMT kick-off).

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Celtic partner with Liverpool as charity match announced (The National)

The Liverpool FC Foundation and Celtic Foundation will host the event at Anfield on March 25, 2023. An announcement on the Celtic website confirmed the ...

“ It went on to confirm that 100 percent of match proceeds will go to good causes with the Celtic FC Foundation, Forever Reds, and a range of LFC Foundation programmes and partner organisations among the beneficiaries. An announcement on the Celtic website confirmed the event with the LFC Foundation hosting and delivering the match with the Celtic FC Foundation providing the opposition squad.

Cup final heartbreak for Lucy Parry (NNN)

Cup final heartbreak for Lucy Parry ‌There was heartbreak in the Cup Final for Liverpool FC Women defender Lucy Parry as six loaned Reds went into action ...

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Double win for LFC and The Red Way at SEAL Business ... (Liverpool FC)

Liverpool FC has received two awards at the prestigious SEAL 2022 Business Sustainability Awards, in recognition of the club's positive and ongoing ...

“As a football club with a global fanbase we’re proud to be leading the way on important environmental issues in football and beyond sport. “We are very aware of the responsibility we hold as a global football club to help inspire and encourage positive behaviour change. “We will continue to strive to provide the tools and opportunities for everyone connected to the club to take meaningful actions that will create a healthy planet and thriving communities.” Ben Latty, executive sponsor of The Red Way at LFC, said: “This is yet another great achievement for The Red Way and LFC Retail, as we continue to create and build a sustainable business, and a sustainable club. Already recognised as the greenest club in the Premier League thanks to its innovative The Red Way strategy, these latest globally recognised accolades further demonstrate LFC’s commitment to sustainability and its dedication to lead the way in sustainable standards in sport. It was then that LFC set ambitious targets to achieve sustainability throughout its organisation, to create a better future for its people, its communities, and the planet.