Brighton
Liverpool
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Liverpool has etched its name into the history books once again, securing a record-breaking seventh consecutive win in the new format of the UEFA Champions League
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In the coming weeks, Portuguese forward Diogo Jota will be unavailable for Liverpool
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Brighton brought the Red Devils back down to earth
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Brentford were as close as possible to taking points away from the English Premier League leaders
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Liverpool had to come from behind to maintain their six-point lead
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Liverpool went through to the fourth round of the FA Cup
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Lucas Bergvall's first ever goal for Spurs is the difference
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Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has once again showcased his remarkable form in the current Premier League season
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The biggest match of the weekend, in which Liverpool faced Manchester United, ended in a 2-2 draw
