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Jurgen Klopp says there is no mountain Liverpool cannot scale after their dramatic win over Paris Saint-Germain in their Champions League opener. Liverpool looked to have let a two-goal lead slip when Kylian Mbappe equalised in the 83rd minute in a pulsating tie at Anfield, but Roberto Firmino - who did not start because of an eye injury - came off the bench to score a 91st-minute winner. "If you play against PSG you have to step up, you have to reach the next level," he said. "You play 95 per cent and you lose 5-0, 100 per cent and you win the game." PSG, like Liverpool, went into the game having taken maximum points from all five of their league games this season. No team had kept their winning margin below two goals and Thomas Tuchel rested Neymar and Mbappe for the 4-0 win over Saint Etienne on Friday. "Denying them so often, I don't think a lot of teams have done that," said Klopp. "It was neces...

Jamie Redknapp looks ahead to a mouth-watering clash at Wembley as Tottenham take on Liverpool on Saturday. Who needs the win more? How will Spurs shape up? And just how much have Liverpool changed since the 4-1 defeat last season? This game just has that feeling of being more important for Tottenham. Since the start of the season, there have been question marks over the lack of signings, and then the debacle over the stadium. Then they followed up a great result at Man Utd with a really disappointing performance at Watford. I've never seen Mauricio Pochettino so animated after a game before. He was fuming, and it was almost as though he sensed this performance was coming. They have Dele Alli out and Hugo Lloris out; if they lost against Liverpool, there will be a lot of question marks asked about why they didn't buy players, why didn't they strengthen? Tottenham have really got to get something out of this game, and it won't ...

Premier League officials will stage their first “multi-match” top-flight trial of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) later this month, the UK Telegraph reports. VAR testing will take place simultaneously at all the 3pm kick-offs on September 15. This is the day league chiefs will try to show they have the technological capacity, to deal with the workload posed on a busy Saturday schedule. The games will be treated as a normal VAR game, but the assistants in the VAR hub will not have any communication with the on-field referee. A Premier League source said referees have been encouraged by the use of the technology at three recent EFL Cup matches at Brighton, Fulham and Leicester. VAR to be used in all EPL 15:00 matches.

Mauricio Pochettino has rejected suggestions Harry Kane is fatigued, insisting it is only a matter of time before Tottenham striker is back to his goal-scoring best. It is believed the England captain need a "mental break" , while Jamie Carragher thought he looked "sluggish" in Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Spain. But Spurs boss Pochettino does not share that view, and is confident Kane - who has scored two goals in six games for club and country this season - will soon put to rest any fears he is suffering from burnout. Pochettino said "I think he is fit. I do not read and do not listen to what is going on around. The most important [thing] is that we trust. "For me, there is no doubt that he is one of the best strikers in the world. When a striker does not fill the net and does not score goals, always you need to find some reason why but I think he is fit.

Christian Eriksen's double proved too much for Wales as they suffered a 2-0 defeat by Denmark in the Nations League on Sunday. After a turbulent week for Denmark, whose players went on strike but returned for this game, the Tottenham playmaker fired home a classy opener (32) before scoring from the penalty spot (62) after Ethan Ampadu was adjudged to have handled inside the area. The result was a bit of a reality check for Wales and new boss Ryan Giggs after their impressive 4-1 win over the Republic of Ireland on Thursday in their Nations League opener. The Danes made the last-16 of the World Cup, eventually being knocked out by Croatia on penalties and were superior in every department from the moment Eriksen put them in front.

Olivier Giroud ended his 10-match goalless run with the winner as world champions France secured a 2-1 victory over the Netherlands on their return to Paris. Ryan Babel looked to have spoiled the homecoming party in the capital with his first competitive international goal in 13 years to cancel out Kylian Mbappe's first-half opener in the Nations League clash. However, with 15 minutes remaining, Chelsea forward Giroud scored the 32nd goal of his international career, taking him past Zinedine Zidane with only Thierry Henry, Michel Platini and David Trezeguet ahead of him on France's all-time list. It also gave Didier Deschamps' side the advantage in Group One of League A, following their goalless draw in Germany on Thursday. The France coach named the same side which returned from Munich with a point and, with Antoine Griezmann pulling the strings from the number 10 position, they dominated against opponents who are rebuilding after failing to q...