Liverpool conceded "cheap" and "messy" goals in their defeat by Fenerbahce, says boss Andoni Iraola, as former Reds hero Dirk Kuyt celebrates a "miracle" in Istanbul.
Champions League analyst Stephen Warnock and Guillem Balague believe Liverpool's defensive weaknesses combined with the experimentation of playing Bradley Barcola up front, highlight Andoni Iraola's team are still trying to find their identity following a 3-2 defeat to Fenerbahce in the Champions League.
Liverpool feel Alexander Isak should have been awarded a penalty against Arsenal but with the striker not appealing for the decision and the VAR staying out of it, should he have made more of it?
As the club celebrate the 40th anniversary since the great Scot arrived at Old Trafford from Aberdeen, it is the task of following in Sir Alex’s footsteps that now appears to be ‘the impossible dream’, writes Richard Jolly
VAR spent over four minutes reviewing a possible red card offence when Jayden Bogle stamped on Tel’s ankle, but the challenge - which forced the Frenchman off - ultimately went unpunished
Trafford made just four Premier League appearances for Manchester City last term after the arrival of Gianluigi Donnarumma dashed his hopes of becoming number one
Oxford City 2-4 Leicester City: Scott Pollock scored directly from a corner to peg Leicester back in the first half before Russell Martin’s side re-established control
The 16-year-old has been called up to Portugal's U17 squad for the first time, and will face Andorra on November 11 and Serbia on November 14. And the timing is hard to ignore.
CRAIG HOPE: Just when Newcastle looked set for victory after Jacob Murphy had borrowed Amar Dedic's bow to arrow them into a late lead, they turned the weapon on themselves.
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT THE EMIRATES: Arsenal are building a wall around their precious trophy with ugly bricks. While the stylists and aesthetes moan, Mikel Arteta can rest easy.
JACK GAUGHAN AT THE CITY GROUND: This run will not be about the verdicts. This cannot be about the verdicts. Footballers do not care about these things, the stuff out of their control.
CHRIS WHEELER: Michael Carrick has not been given any guarantees over his future as Manchester United head coach beyond Sunday's game against Aston Villa at Old Trafford.
Tottenham are to issue a formal complaint over the decision not to show a red card to Leeds defender Jayden Bogle after his challenge on Mathys Tel at Elland Road.
TOM COLLOMOSSE: For teams who aim no higher than upper mid-table, it is time to dream. For the wealthiest who usually look towards Europe, it may be a long winter
With his roots in a humble fishing community, World Cup pedigree in the family and glowing comparisons to two England legends, it is perhaps no surprise Van Hecke is emerging as Tottenham's anchorman.
IAN HERBERT: The sound came rolling down in waves, crashing down around us as I sat in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand. It was low and sonorous and quite extraordinary, really.
KIERAN GILL: One of the secrets to Chelsea goalkeeper Penders stopping United from scoring at Stamford Bridge was to use a clever trick he may have learned from a former team-mate.
The best thing for Amad right now would be to take him out of the side. Which is where Lacey, magnificent off the bench against Roma, comes into all of this.
CRAIG HOPE: There often comes a point in a manager's reign when the blame for defeat shifts from the dugout to the dressing room, and it is invariably the point of no return.
The 16-year-old has been called up to Portugal's U17 squad for the first time, and will face Andorra on November 11 and Serbia on November 14. And the timing is hard to ignore.
CRAIG HOPE: Just when Newcastle looked set for victory after Jacob Murphy had borrowed Amar Dedic's bow to arrow them into a late lead, they turned the weapon on themselves.
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT THE EMIRATES: Arsenal are building a wall around their precious trophy with ugly bricks. While the stylists and aesthetes moan, Mikel Arteta can rest easy.
JACK GAUGHAN AT THE CITY GROUND: This run will not be about the verdicts. This cannot be about the verdicts. Footballers do not care about these things, the stuff out of their control.
CHRIS WHEELER: Michael Carrick has not been given any guarantees over his future as Manchester United head coach beyond Sunday's game against Aston Villa at Old Trafford.
'Peak FA Cup', was the verdict from TV viewers watching (or trying to watch) the clash between Notts County and Altrincham as thick fog obscured the action.
