All news by author: Robbie Fowler

Liverpool head into Sunday's pivotal showdown with Manchester City with a huge chance to lay down a marker in the Premier League title race in Jurgen Klopp's final season at Anfield

The future of England manager Gareth Southgate is up for discussion with it still unclear whether he will remain in his post after Euro 2024, but if the FA want to give another English manager a go, then they aren't flushed with options

Bayern Munich have suffered damaging back-to-back defeats domestically and in Europe which leaves them trailing Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga and in their Champions League tie with Lazio

ROBBIE FOWLER: Isabelle Silva's social media outburst after a chastening home defeat by Wolves may have inadvertently given Mauricio Pochettino all the ammunition he needed

ROBBIE FOWLER COLUMN: The biggest issue Marcus Rashford has got as he tries to shake off the fall-out from an ill-advised bender in Belfast is that United are no longer winning trophies regularly

"I shared an Anfield dressing room with Xabi and if he can hit the same heights as a manager that he did as a player then he is going to enjoy quite a career."

"I have to be careful here. Shanks once talked of football being more serious than life and death - and then Hillsborough showed that even the great man himself wasn’t always right. But it really did feel like someone had passed on Friday."

ROBBIE FOWLER: When Sven-Goran Eriksson revealed that it was always his ambition to manage Liverpool, I was asked on my social media account if he could take charge of the Legends' team for the game against Ajax

"Next summer, Salah will only have 12 months left on his Liverpool contract - so expect the interest from the desert to surface quicker than an oil strike."

VAR continues to frustrate fans, managers and players alike since its introduction during the 2020/21 season and it's about time the Premier League backtracked on their decision and binned it sooner rather than later

Manchester United have made their worst start to a season in decades under Erik ten Hag, but former club captain Harry Maguire has been in fine form after snubbing a summer move

Robbie Fowler believes his former club Liverpool are the only club capable of even coming close to challenging Pep Guardiola's Manchester City for the Premier League title

Liverpool proved they will be serious contenders to Manchester City, but the difference between the two teams' star strikers was stark as Erling Haaland outshone his opposite number

The pressure has eased on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag after the 1-0 win over Luton Town on Saturday but the relief may only be temporary for the Dutchman

Erik ten Hag is feeling the pressure at Manchester United after suffering heavy defeats to Manchester City in the Premier League and Newcastle in the Carabao Cup

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent arrival at Manchester United has cast doubt over the future of Erik ten Hag, who cannot preside over another derby humiliation with the stakes ramped up

ROBBIE FOWLER: Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent arrival at Manchester United can be the boost they need with the Glazers more than willing to spend big - but they've continued to make poor decisions with that money

ROBBIE FOWLER: Man United is a strange beast. We've seen it with certain players who go there and can't handle the massive pressure that comes with the territory. The same can apply to managers, and I wonder if Erik ten Hag has got a grip on that yet?

ROBBIE FOWLER: I played against Wayne Rooney quite a few times, and I'd say his qualities as a player will help him in management. I saw someone who understood the game, and could adapt on the pitch when things go wrong

The blunder that cost Liverpool a goal against Tottenham last Saturday is refusing to die down despite the officials involved being suspended from games this weekend

ROBBIE FOWLER COLUMN: Ivan Toney has been linked with moves to the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea and the Brentford striker deserves a chance at a bigger club

ROBBIE FOWLER COLUMN: Expectations have grown at Newcastle after Champions League qualification, and it was just the same at Liverpool after the golden generation

ROBBIE FOWLER COLUMN: I’m struggling to get my head around the potential takeover of Everton, because from the outside - and obviously, we don’t know the details of the deal - the record so far of the new owners doesn’t look great

"I don’t think the comments, responses and counter briefing that clearly went on fit into a modern approach to wellbeing for athletes."

Saudi Pro League champions Al-Ittihad have already had a £150m bid for Mohamed Salah rejected by Liverpool and another mind-boggling offer could be made before the Saudi transfer window closes