More from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, who wants his side to wear their angry faces against Hull on Saturday. 

"We feel good, we feel strong. We need to be angry against Hull - they want our points," he says.  

"We need to be maximum concentrated. 

"I think we all can improve: players, coaches, manager.

"I don't want to say anything about Hull. We don't have to rate the opponent before the game and say 'This one is easy'." 

Jurgen Klopp is asked about the goalkeeper situation at Anfield with Loris Karius playing in the EFL Cup against Derby instead of usual first choice Simon Mignolet.

"It is not place to announce line-ups but we have to think about it. Obviously it's different to changing midfielder," he says.

"When I decide it is a decision for one player and not against another player." 

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Prompt and punctual, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has arrived for his news conference and starts with an assessment of the EFL Cup draw.

He says: "First draw I saw live. West Ham v Chelsea made me smile, United v City - nice. I'm happy to be playing at home (against Tottenham)."

Cheeky, Jurgen...

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Nathan: Jimmy Bullard's Phil Brown team talk celebration deserves a shout.

Michael Butten: Craig Bellamy's golf swing against Barcelona. Just after smacking John Arne Riise on the backside with same swing!

Karl Bates: Best celebration Tardelli for Italy, 1982 World Cup. Pure unbridled joy, iconic I'm sure for all Italians.  

Iconic for anyone who's ever seen it, Karl...

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You can follow live text coverage of day three of the final games in the County Championship here.

Yorkshire, who are looking to make it a hat-trick of titles, face fellow hopefuls Middlesex while Somerset could seal their first ever Championship with victory over Nottinghamshire. 

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After some incredible performances away from home, Liverpool are back at Anfield this weekend for only the second time this season when they play Hull on Saturday.

Jurgen Klopp's men have looked devasting on occasions this season. They put four goals past the teams that finished first and second in the Premier League last season. There's also an intensity and controlled aggression about their play that has allowed them to smother the opposition at times.

The manager will be asked questions this morning about whether Lorus Karius will keep his place in goal after a clean sheet on his debut against Derby in midweek in the EFL cup.

There are other selection considerations to consider, particularly up front where the Reds manager has an embarrassment of riches.

Hull City look to have a job on their hands at the weekend, make no mistake. Liverpool look irresistible at the moment.

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Tottenham defender Danny Rose has signed a new five-year deal.

The 26-year-old England international has made 93 Premier League appearances for the White Hart Lane side.

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Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has said that managing England would be "the ultimate".

Howe was linked with the job before Sam Allardyce was appointed in July.

"The England job, I think, is the ultimate. I would never say no," Howe told Premier League BBC TV's The Premier League Show, which airs on BBC Two at 22:00 BST on Thursday.

"But that's not something in my immediate thoughts. My immediate thoughts is this club and this job."

Yaya Toure’s agent Dimitri Seluk has publicly criticised Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, for a change... 

He has now suggested that in order to prove himself as a great manager he should go to a team like Sunderland. 

Speaking to Sky Sports News, he said: “Pep was successful at Barcelona and Bayern Munich, but take a look behind that success.

“The team he took at Barca had been built by Frank Rijkaard and then he was lucky to have Lionel Messi. It was Messi who made Barca, not Pep. Luis Enrique has shown that Barca’s success was not down to Guardiola.

“If Pep wants to prove himself as a great manager, then he should go to Real Zaragoza or Sunderland. Let’s see how good he is when he doesn't take over a great team and hasn't got half a billion pounds to spend." 

We know Pep... 

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Swansea City boss Francesco Guidolin says he does not feel under pressure despite their poor start to the season.

The Swans, who were knocked out of the EFL Cup by Manchester City on Wednesday, have won just once in the league this season.

Former Manchester United player and coach Ryan Giggs has been linked with taking over at the Liberty Stadium.

"I know football is like this, there's no pressure for me," said Guidolin. "It's my job. I know my job."

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Real Madrid missed out on breaking a La Liga record on Wednesday.

Zinedine Zidane's men were looking for their 17th consecutive league win but were held to a 1-1 draw by Villareal.

New Zealand's Paralympic star Liam Malone, who won two sprint golds, breaking Oscar Pistorius' T43 record in the process, has returned home to not only a heroes welcome, but also to a year long free tab in an Auckland bar. 

If he wasn't already, he will be a popular lad for the next 12 months...

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has said they do not yet know the extent of the injury defender Vincent Kompany suffered in the win over Swansea on Wednesday.

Kompany, who was making his comeback after five months out, walked off the pitch before the final whistle after Swansea scored in the third minute of stoppage time.

Guardiola said: "The doctors are speaking with him, but hopefully it is not a big, big problem. We're going to wait for the result.

"Once they scored the goal, after I said: 'What happened?'. They said that Vincent had gone to the locker room. Hopefully, it will not be a big problem. We will have to wait. If he's injured, he's injured. He cannot stay on the pitch."

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John Ghoti: The Luis Suarez dive in front of the Everton bench will always be my favourite.   

Jack Coleman: Shefki Kuqi's swan dive - painful surely, but magnificent nonetheless.

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Former Norwich, Bristol Rovers and Reading striker Jamie Cureton, 41, has joined National League side Eastleigh.

He had been playing in the ninth tier with Farnborough.

Cureton made his professional debut in 1994.

Major League Baseball says it held "a very good meeting" with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan about playing matches in the capital.

The sport's commissioner Rob Manfred met Khan on Sunday but no deal was agreed about which teams would play, a spokesperson told BBC Sport.

It comes after Khan revealed talks were under way with MLB and the New York Mets to play matches at London Stadium.

Plans to host regular season games in London were abandoned in July.

Khan, who took over from Boris Johnson in May, threw the first pitch, external at a New York Mets match last week.  

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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has said he "salutes" San Francisco counterpart Colin Kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem.

Kaepernick has received death threats after refusing to stand for the anthem in a bid to highlight racial inequalities.

Newton, who was the NFL's MVP in 2015, said:, external "Salute my brother for making a stand for injustice in this country but.... the real problem is and will always be the people and how we treat one another!

"I’m an African American that’s black and proud to the day I die and I try to make an impact in my community as much as I can. How are you making a difference?

"But it all goes for nothing if we all don’t police ourselves and love one another no matter what the race is!"

Radio 5 live has a special programme later to mark 20 years since Frankie Dettori completed a 'Magnificent Seven' by winning all seven races on the card at Ascot.

Of course, he marked the feat with his trademark flying dismount, seen so often when Dettori has won big races.

We thought we'd use this as excuse to ask for your favourite sporting celebrations.

Roger Milla's hip wiggle? Jurgen Klinsmann's dive? Alan Shearer's arm raise? Or do you have one of your own?

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Listen to Frankie's Magnificent Seven, Thursday, 22 September from 20:00 BST on BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website & app.

We've already had Bournemouth's early-rising boss Eddie Howe and there are six more Premier League managers due to face the media today.

Here's the rough schedule. If they're late or the timings change, don't blame us:

11:00 BST: Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp

12:30: Middlesbrough's Aitor Karanka

12:30: West Brom's Tony Pulis

13:15: Burnley's Sean Dyche

13:30: Leicester's Claudio Ranieri

14:00: Everton's Ronald Koeman

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