Two very late Liverpool goals spare our blushes and give Rafa’s boys all three points.

Liverpool get off to a winning start to that man Fernando Torres who scores late on.

Fernando Torres, quite rightly, scores Liverpool’s final goal of the 2007/08 campaign to cap the best debut season from a foreign player in English football.

Once again, Fernando Torres scored a goal in front of The Kop which helped Liverpool take their final three points at home and send the fans back out of the gates of Anfield happy, with a justified win.

Nothing like a warm up challenge for Chelsea. The reds snatch a point after giving Birmingham a 2 goal head-start.

The reds open up an 8 point gap with victory over Fulham.

Liverpool move 5 points clear of the blues with another Anfield victory.

The reds play out another 1-1 draw at the Emirates stadium.

Fernando Torres scores the winner 6 minutes in to his first Merseyside Derby.

United hand Liverpool a lesson as the reds suffer their 4th defeat of the season with a poor performance.

Seven straight wins as the reds, despite looking jaded, come back from 1-0 down to victory.

Liverpool heap more misery on Newcastle and win their 4th straight Premiership game in the row.

Fernando. Fer-nando. Fern-andinhio! He’s so predictable with these hat-tricks. Why doesn’t he just score two for a change?

Benitez ends his Reebok Stadium hoodoo as the reds ease to victory.

Fernando Torres beats Middlesbrough as the reds move back in to 4th position.

Liverpool, without Torres, fail to to take the three points.

The reds start February with three important points, despite not playing to their best.

Liverpool’s pathetic January is over with defeat at Upton Park.

Liverpool fail to take all three points against Aston Villa.

Another draw – another poor showing – more misery.

Liverpool drop points at Anfield against relegation favourites Wigan.

Liverpool fail to take their chances against Manchester City.

Liverpool scrape past Derby thanks to Steven Gerrard.

Liverpool beat Portsmouth 4-1 at Anfield.

Liverpool lose against United. Again.

Liverpool’s Premiership unbeaten run comes to an end – read the report and watch the goals (if you dare)

Match report as Liverpool put four goals past Bolton.

Liverpool chew up and spit out Newcastle United in a fine away performance.

Match report and goal clips of Liverpool 2-0 Fulham.

The reds huffed and puffed, especially in the closing stages of the game, but couldn’t get the goal which would have grabbed a vital three points.

Liverpool led for 73 minutes but it was Cesc Fabregas late second half equaliser that prevented the reds handing some serious damage to the Premiership leaders.

Liverpool are re-instated as the Pride of Merseyside after victory in the 206th derby.

Reds fans of a nervous disposition – look away now

Yossi Benayoun came off the bench to score the reds winner and grab three vital points in a hard-earned Premiership victory.

A second consecutive Premiership draw as the reds failed to make home advantage pay against a determined Birmingham side who came to Anfield for the point.

With Gerrard, Torres and Babel all starting on the bench – the reds failed to keep hold of top spot in the league.

Liverpool hammered Toulouse 4-0 at Anfield earlier this week but this 6-0 annihilation of Derby County placed the reds at the top of the Premiership for the first time in 5 years and was a warning to the rest of the league.

Momo Sissoko scored Liverpool’s 7000th league goal (and his first for the reds) before Andriy Voronin made sure the reds carried on with their 100% record away from Anfield this season.

In days gone by it was the Premier League, or the Football League, who docked clubs points. Today at Anfield, Rob Styles, decided to assume those powers and snatched two points off Liverpool to stay in the good books of the Russian mafia.

Liverpool broke their 5 year opening day hoodoo with a 2-1 victory over Aston Villa, thoroughly deserved, but snatched as the minutes ticked down.