"Premier League champions Liverpool are looking to dominate again next season and we'll have all the latest news on any moves they make in the transfer market this summer.You'll get breaking transfer news, analysis, rumours, live coverage and much more.Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorst will also be sending an extra weekly newsletter with all the latest from behind-the-scenes at Melwood.That's it! All scores of the played games, home and away stats, standings table. "We know what we are doing in specific moments. It's all about how you deal with the different situations. "When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Nothing really changed. Prediction and odds for the game: Newcastle (13/2) v Liverpool (4/11) We are backing both teams to score at odds of 3/4. It's that simple.Klopp pointed to the additions that Chelsea and City have already made, with the Londoners the most active in the window so far.After a transfer ban across last season, Frank Lampard has finally been able add to his ranks with Thiago Silva and Ben Chilwell moving to Stamford Bridge this week from Paris Saint-Germain and Leicester, respectively.They joined Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner through the door at west London, while City have signed Nathan Ake from Bournemouth and Ferran Torres of Valencia. "I know this team will not stop trying and that is all I need. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. It's not about how many players anyone will sign - in the end they all have to play with 11. I will not stop trying but I never expect things to just happen for me. Jurgen Klopp makes Liverpool Premier League prediction and talks Chelsea, Man City and Manchester United Jurgen Klopp says he is expecting a tougher Premier League challenge from Liverpool… That's what we did in the last two-and-a-half, three years pretty much. It's all about how you feel in the moment you lose and the moment you win. Where: Etihad Stadium. "Chelsea look pretty ambitious in the transfer market, obviously, United will do some stuff and were already good last season, and everyone thinks City will do more, I don't know. It’s the traditional curtain raiser as the Premier League champions meet the FA Cup winners. "Probably every year it is harder. "But still you have to find a way of playing again and everybody has the same chance. Arsenal vs Liverpool prediction: Arsenal 1-2 Liverpool. Prediction & odds for the game: Manchester City (21/20) v Liverpool (23/10) When: Thursday, 2nd July @ 8.15pm K.O. I don't like it but probably, yes. Was it easy last year? It is not a big advantage, it is a little advantage, but we are used to each other. So let’s just give it a try. "We know it will be a difficult season and not because we were champions last year, just because football improvement never stops," Klopp added. "Everyone can improve. Arsenal vs Liverpool Dream11 Team Tips and Prediction - Check My Dream11 Team, Best players list of today's FA Cup Community Shield match, Arsenal vs Liverpool … I expect that I give absolutely everything and the boys do that as well. Will we lose football games? We have to be really aggressive in our runs, in our movements all that stuff.
Last season, Jurgen Klopp led Liverpool … For sure not," "If you make a lot of changes to a squad then that is good - but it more good in the long term than the short term because you need to get used to each other and all that kind of stuff. Michael Owen has revealed his prediction for the Community Shield as Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal only finished eighth – 43 points behind Liverpool – but did at least finish the season with some silverware after beating London rivals Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley.The Community Shield – the traditional curtain-raiser for the new season – takes place on Saturday evening and Premier League legend Owen expects Liverpool to come out on top despite Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring against the champions.‘Both teams will be looking to start the season well and this particular fixture has certainly thrown up plenty of goals in recent times,’ Owen told ‘There hasn’t been a goalless draw between the sides since 2015 and in fact eight of the last ten matches have seen over 3.5 goals being smashed in between these two Premier League giants.‘Liverpool scored 85 goals in the Premier League last season against Arsenal’s 56 and at the time of writing, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has yet to sign a new contract at the Emirates.‘I’m sure that tying his future to the Gunners for the next few years is likely to be the number one priority of everyone at the club.‘He has now scored 22 goals in back to back Premier League campaigns so the thought of losing a player who scores roughly half their goals is not something that the Arsenal management will want to consider.‘Aubameyang has scored two goals on each of his last two visits to Wembley and I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see him add to his tally on Saturday afternoon.’The former England striker added: ‘Liverpool have spent the last few weeks in Austria as part of their pre-season training and as a result of their Champions League exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid back in March, they have enjoyed a longer break than the Gunners which could well turn out to be significant on Saturday.‘Their formidable record at home was the catalyst for winning the Premier League last season, with their last Premier League defeat at home coming in 2017.‘However, their away form wasn’t too shabby either and every single player at the club will be champing at the bit to get going again and maintain their phenomenal form of the last two seasons.‘Despite all the talk of this being a glorified friendly, both teams will be very keen to start their season with a win and I really fancy an entertaining game with plenty of goals.‘Given the relative preparations and sharpness of both teams, I fancy Jurgen Klopp’s men to come out on top and to be picking up yet another trophy in the early evening of Saturday.
Last season, Jurgen Klopp led Liverpool … For sure not," "If you make a lot of changes to a squad then that is good - but it more good in the long term than the short term because you need to get used to each other and all that kind of stuff. Michael Owen has revealed his prediction for the Community Shield as Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal only finished eighth – 43 points behind Liverpool – but did at least finish the season with some silverware after beating London rivals Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley.The Community Shield – the traditional curtain-raiser for the new season – takes place on Saturday evening and Premier League legend Owen expects Liverpool to come out on top despite Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring against the champions.‘Both teams will be looking to start the season well and this particular fixture has certainly thrown up plenty of goals in recent times,’ Owen told ‘There hasn’t been a goalless draw between the sides since 2015 and in fact eight of the last ten matches have seen over 3.5 goals being smashed in between these two Premier League giants.‘Liverpool scored 85 goals in the Premier League last season against Arsenal’s 56 and at the time of writing, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has yet to sign a new contract at the Emirates.‘I’m sure that tying his future to the Gunners for the next few years is likely to be the number one priority of everyone at the club.‘He has now scored 22 goals in back to back Premier League campaigns so the thought of losing a player who scores roughly half their goals is not something that the Arsenal management will want to consider.‘Aubameyang has scored two goals on each of his last two visits to Wembley and I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see him add to his tally on Saturday afternoon.’The former England striker added: ‘Liverpool have spent the last few weeks in Austria as part of their pre-season training and as a result of their Champions League exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid back in March, they have enjoyed a longer break than the Gunners which could well turn out to be significant on Saturday.‘Their formidable record at home was the catalyst for winning the Premier League last season, with their last Premier League defeat at home coming in 2017.‘However, their away form wasn’t too shabby either and every single player at the club will be champing at the bit to get going again and maintain their phenomenal form of the last two seasons.‘Despite all the talk of this being a glorified friendly, both teams will be very keen to start their season with a win and I really fancy an entertaining game with plenty of goals.‘Given the relative preparations and sharpness of both teams, I fancy Jurgen Klopp’s men to come out on top and to be picking up yet another trophy in the early evening of Saturday.