It will be another busy month for Liverpool in February, although lessened somewhat by the lack of a Champions League play-off round. The Reds will be in action across three competitions next month.

Manchester United's home game against Ipswich Town will be played at a slightly earlier kick-off time on Wednesday 26 February, the Premier League has announced. The match, which is being broadcast on TNT Sports in the United Kingdom, will now get under way at 19:30 GMT.

Into the second half, Fulham looked for an equaliser, with substitute Emile Smith Rowe missing a gilt-edged chance, heading wide at the back post. Moments later, Bernd Leno did very well to prevent Szmodics getting his, and Ipswich's, second.

According to a report, Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town are set to return with improved offers for Liverpool's on-loan winger Ben Doak. READ MORE: Tottenham v Li

Liverpool's lead at the top of the Premier League table has been reduced to just four points after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Nottingham Forest, while Arse

Ipswich took the lead out of nowhere in the 38th minute through Szmodics. Ben Johnson crashed a header onto the bar from Nathan Broadhead's cross, and Calvin Bassey made a mess of the clearance, allowing the Irish international to finish.

What It Means for the Club’s FutureLiverpool’s determination to keep hold of Ben Doak, despite bids from Ipswich Town and Crystal Palace, signals a

In today's Premier League rumors, David Moyes is set to return to Everton, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia linked with Liverpool and Ipswich wants to sign Nemanja Matic.

LONDON, ENGLAND | THE INDEPENDENT | Liverpool’s surge toward the Premier League title will continue on Matchday 22 of the 2024-25 season, which will see 10 fixtures played from Saturday 18 to Monday 20 January.

Raul Jimenez scored a 91st-minute penalty to salvage a 2-2 draw for Fulham against Ipswich in the Premier League.

Man Utd rivals eye Garnacho, Arsenal linked with Gyokeres and Sesko plus huge Haaland deal - The transfer window is in full swing with clubs in the Premier League and across Europe seeking deals