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      Gary Neville tells Jamie Carragher to ‘f*** off’ after Liverpool legend performs incredible U-turn on ‘selfish’ Salah

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      GARY NEVILLE told Jamie Carragher to f*** off as the former Liverpool defender performed a U-turn on Mo Salah.The Reds icon, 46, took in last night’s Premier League action alongside Neville, Ian Wright and Roy Keane as part of The Overlap’s Watchalong event.Jamie Carragher watched last night’s game sat alongside Gary NevilleCredit: Stick to FootballCarragher grabbed his pal after Liverpool scoredCredit: Stick to FootballWith Liverpool involved in a 3-3 thriller at Newcastle, there was always going to be chaos back in the studio.Carragher recently called Salah “selfish” after the Egyptian claimed that he was “more out than in” at Anfield.Salah, 32, is out contract at the end of the season, with Paris Saint-Germain having been linked with making a swoop.Following the winger’s sensational performance against Newcastle last night, Carragher changed his tune.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAfter Salah’s assist for Curtis Jones made it 1-1, Carra said: “Get in, Go ahead Curtis lad. 1-1.”Get paid. Give him [Salah] what he wants. Yeah he was [selfish] but he’s not now.”Anthony Gordon put Newcastle back in front, before Salah scored to level again for the Reds.”Goal! The Redmen are back,” Carra screamed. “Mo Salah give him what he wants! Give him what he wants lad!”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSAs Carragher celebrated, Neville said: “Oh no. Sit down you over there!”He then grimaced as he was bear-hugged by Carragher.Gary Neville throws DRINK over Carragher after Liverpool blow Newcastle lead as fans say ‘he was gonna go for him there’Wright made Carra nervous that VAR could get involved.But when the goal was swiftly given, the former Reds defender breathed a sigh of relief.He then added: “What a finish! Why don’t they just give him the contract?”When Salah scored again to put Liverpool 3-2 in front, Carragher repeated: “Give him what he wants.”‘ASKING FOR A DRAW’This is when it all got too much for Neville.The former Manchester United star huffed: “F*** off honestly. Sat there asking for a draw, honestly.”And that’s exactly what happened, with Fabian Schar levelling in the 90th minute for the Toon.Neville got his own back as he roared with delight before throwing his drink over Carragher and his son James.Carragher had his fellow pundits in stitches when he sauntered in wearing Man Utd’s infamous grey shirt from 1996.The Red Devils wore the strip during a match at Southampton, when Sir Alex Ferguson ordered they change at half-time with his side 3-0 down and struggling to see each other.After last night’s thrilling game, Liverpool boss Arne Slot was bullish over Salah’s future.READ MORE SUN STORIESHe told Amazon Prime Video: “Every time we need Mo Salah he scores a goal.”We are hoping and expecting he can continue this for a long time. He was outstanding in the second half, he did many special things for us.”Mo Salah was in sensational form once again last nightCredit: Rex More

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      Man Utd player ratings: Harry Maguire impresses in first half but Amorim’s Mason Mount experiment hugely backfires

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      ARSENAL’S set-piece coach inflicted a first Man Utd defeat on Ruben Amorim.Two expertly-worked corner routines saw Jurrien Timber and William Saliba convert on what turned out to be a comfortable evening for Mikel Arteta’s side.Manchester United left Arsenal as 2-0 losersCredit: EPAUnited, meanwhile, drop back into the bottom half of the table – but just three points behind Nottingham Forest in the final European spot.Here’s how SunSport’s Lloyd Canfield rated the Manchester United players…ANDRE ONANA – 5He was let off early in the game after a stray pass saw Gabriel Martinelli put the ball in the net before the linesman raised his flag. Failed to command his area as 5″10 Jurrien Timber leapt highest to rattle the back of his net, before the ball floated to the back post for Arsenal to score their second set piece. READ MORE ON MAN UTDDIOGO DALOT – 6Flashed a shot just wide at the end of the first half when he did eventually get forward. Not bad defensively but more dangerous going forwards. MATTHIJS DE LIGT – 6Formed a good partnership with Maguire in the first half, and fans will be hoping he is okay after suffering a slight knock. Needed to be a more commanding figure in the box to stop being dominated by The Gunners at set pieces.Most read in FootballHarry Maguire was Utd’s standoutCredit: APHARRY MAGUIRE – 7Was actually very impressive in the first half, with a solid showing. Not at fault for Timber’s header hitting the back of the net, before he was replaced by Leny Yoro.NOUSSAIR MAZRAOUI – 6Playing as a left-sided centre-back he looked fairly comfortable, which is a credit to the Moroccan’s versatility.That said, he still looked better off in the role that Malacia, then Dalot occupied tonight as a left-wingback.TYRELL MALACIA – 3Noticeably looked extremely physically weak up against Bukayo Saka on the left-hand side, before being booked for a kick out at Kai Havertz. Offered nothing going forward and his link-up with Garnacho was practically non-existent. Hooked at half-time for the far more threatening Amad. Tyrell Malacia was hooked at half timeCredit: APMANUEL UGARTE – 5Another one who was booked in the first half, he failed to establish any kind of presence in the game and on the ball, looked pretty woeful. Cleared a Joshua Zirkzee header off of his own line to stop Arsenal from doubling their lead early in the second half.BRUNO FERNANDES – 4This game was crying out for Bruno Fernandes to stamp his authority on it, and it seemed he just couldn’t quite get his foot on the ball to do so. Played a deeper role today, next to Ugarte, which meant we didn’t see any of his attacking spark.Mason Mount struggled at the EmiratesCredit: ReutersMASON MOUNT – 3Mason Mount at right wing was an experiment tried and failed at Chelsea, which Amorim tried again tonight. He was often lost in the half-space, meaning he was essentially useless going forwards. Hooked in the second half after a fairly abysmal showing.ALEJANDRO GARNACHO – 5A very quiet first half, only brightened by one half-decent cross, was met by a second half where he was quickly subbed for Marcus Rashford. Quiet.RASMUS HOJLUND – 6Battled well with the physical presence of William Saliba early on, but his side failed to create him any kind of chances. Cut a frustrated figure for most of the match, and rightly so. There will be no point signing Gyokeres if they can’t create anything for him to score. Rasmus Hojlund cut a frustrated figure for most of the matchCredit: GettySUBSAMAD (TYRELL MALACIA, HT) – 5Was more direct and definitely an improvement on Malacia, albeit on the opposite flank. However, still wasn’t able to be the difference which Ruben Amorim would’ve been looking for in this one.MARCUS RASHFORD (MASON MOUNT, 72) – 5Having been electric on the whole under Amorim, he wasn’t able to provide any kind of spark against an opponent which has been one of his favourites in recent years.JOSHUA ZIRKZEE (ALEJANDRO GARNACHO, 72) – 4After an impressive display last time out, he failed to offer anything to his side going forward today. The closest he came to scoring was a dangerous header which almost saw him get an own goal on the scoresheet.LENY YORO (HARRY MAGUIRE, 72) – 6Looks like a pretty good defender on the whole, a tough game for a young centre-back, but he didn’t look out of place whatsoever. READ MORE SUN STORIESANTONY (RASMUS HOJLUND, 79) – 5Played his part in a clever free-kick routine at the end of the game, before fluffing his lines and finding the gloves of David Raya.’No wonder management didn’t work for you’ says Jamie Carragher as he calls out Gary Neville’s controversial opinion More

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      Aston Villa 3 Brentford 1: Unai Emery avoids breaking unwanted record as England stars combine to steam-roll Bees

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      UNAI EMERY’S Villa avoided a Christmas crisis by steam-rollering Brentford to halt their eight-match winless streak.Emery had never gone nine games without a win in more than 1,000 games as a boss.Aston Villa bounced back from their poor run of formCredit: GettyMorgan Rogers broke the deadlock with a great strike into the top-right cornerCredit: GettyOllie Watkins converted a penaltyCredit: ReutersBut by half-time he knew his horror run had come to an end and he had three very welcome points in the bag as the Bees buckled.Brentford might be brilliant at home where they have collected 19 of their 20 points this season.But Thomas Frank’s boys get flattened on the road more often than a bunch of suicidal hedgehogs!They trailed 3-0 at the break as Villa ran riot to get their stuttering season back on track.Read More in FootballBlonde bombshell Morgan Rogers – sporting a nifty new platinum look – struck gold midway through the first-half with a stunning opener.The England midfielder accepted Boubacar Kamara’s delivery and drove forward, exchanging passes with Ollie Watkins, before curling a beauty beyond Mark Flekken from the edge of the box.It was a tasty starter and Villa’s appetite had clearly returned as they feasted on Brentford’s dodgy defence.Ollie Watkins was a constant menace and terrorised the Bees throughout.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSMikkel Damsgaard scored Brentford’s only goalCredit: ReutersJust before the half hour he sprinted onto Leon Bailey’s through ball and got ahead of Ethan Pinnock whose knee clipped the striker’s heel to send him sprawling.Referee Lewis Smith gave himself a moment to think and then pointed to the spot and VAR agreed with his decision.Paul Merson calls out Mike Dean live on Sky Sports after Jack Stephens’ red card for SouthamptonWatkins dusted himself down to squeeze his spot-kick home and, although Flekken got a glove to the ball, he couldn’t prevent Ollie scoring for the fifth game on the spin against his old club.Matty Cash piled on the misery with a third as he pounced on Pinnock’s glancing header to volley sweetly beyond Flekken.Brentford rightly claimed Watkins was in an offside position and interfered with play by forcing Pinnock to stretch as he attempted to clear.But VAR Nick Hopton agreed with the ref’s on field decision to complete a miserable first half for Frank’s side.Villa almost added to their lead when Flekken punched a Youri Tielemans corner high into the air – then had to frantically punch out his own punch as the ball threatened to creep over the line.However he redeemed himself with a brilliant diving save to keep out a Watkins header.READ MORE SUN STORIESBrentford restored some pride when Mikkel Damsgaard pounced on a Matty Cash half-clearance and cut inside Kamara before lashing the ball high into the roof of Emi Martinez’s net.But despite the Bees throwing men forward, this was Villa’s night.Matty Cash made it threeCredit: Reuters More

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      Chelsea ratings: Jorgensen stakes claim for No1 spot but Tosin struggles to cement role in defence

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      CHELSEA continued their run of fine form with a huge 5-1 win over Southampton under the lights at St Mary’s.Axel Disasi broke the deadlock with a close-range headed effort in the seventh minute.Chelsea cruised to a 5-1 win over SouthamptonCredit: PASaints midfielder Joe Aribo then equalised for the hosts following a brilliant piece of skill from Kyle Walker-Peters.But Christopher Nkunku, Noni Madueke, Cole Palmer and Jadon Sancho added to Chelsea’s tally to seal three points on the road.Here’s how SunSport’s Emillia Hawkins rated the performance…FILIP JORGENSEN – 8Made a fantastic save within the opening two minutes to keep Joe Aribo’s close-range shot out.Also made a great stop in the second half. Many Chelsea fans are now calling for him to become the club’s No1.Filip Jorgensen impressed in a rare start for the BluesCredit: ReutersMALO GUSTO – 7Won more duels and made more tackles than any other Chelsea player in the first half. Provided a great assist for Sancho’s goal.AXEL DISASI – 7Scored Chelsea’s opener with a fairly simple header at the front post following Fernandez’s delivery from a corner.TOSIN ADARABIOYO – 5Appeared to switch off when Southampton scored, almost leaving Aribo on his own in front of goal.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSRattled the post with a rocket of a shot in the second half.MARC CUCURELLA – 6Left Southampton fans furious after going down following a hair pull from Jack Stephens which resulted in a red card. A solid performance, both acting and playing-wise.Marc Cucurella’s hair was pulled by Jack Stephens, which resulted in the Southampton defender being sent offCredit: Amazon PrimePaul Merson calls out Mike Dean live on Sky Sports after Jack Stephens’ red card for SouthamptonMOISES CAICEDO – 7Made some great forward passes at times, including one outstanding trivela through to Felix in the box which almost resulted in what would’ve been an impressive team goal.ENZO FERNANDEZ – 6Assisted Disasi’s opening goal with an inch-perfect corner kick but got absolutely humiliated by Kyle Walker-Peters in the build-up to Aribo’s equaliser.NONI MADUEKE – 7Did well to capitalise on a howler from Joe Lumley before assisting Nkunku. Scored Chelsea’s third with a composed strike into the bottom-left corner.Had a few chances in the second half but was fairly wasteful with those.Chelsea dominated the matchCOLE PALMER – 7Had a a quiet game until he latched onto Nkunku’s attempted pass/shot to fire home Chelsea’s fourth. He was hooked immediately after getting on the scoresheet.JOAO FELIX – 6Looked lively throughout but missed a great opportunity late in the first half. Also missed an open header just seconds after the break.CHRISTOPHER NKUNKU – 7The Frenchman put Chelsea 2-1 up with a relatively easy shot in the opening 20 minutes. Aside from that he was fairly quiet.SUBSTITUTESJADON SANCHO (FOR MADUEKE, 72)Scored his first Chelsea goal shortly after coming on for Madueke.READ MORE SUN STORIESJadon Sancho scored his first Chelsea goalCredit: GettyRENATO VEIGA (FOR CUCURELLA, 79)Didn’t have too much time to make an impact, especially with Chelsea so in control of the match.KIERNAN DEWSBURY-HALL (FOR PALMER, 79)Didn’t have too much time to make an impact. More

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      Everton 4 Wolves 0: Craig Dawson scores TWO own-goals to leave Gary O’Neil’s job hanging by a thread

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      CRAIG DAWSON shot Wolves in the foot with TWO own goals – leaving Gary O’Neil staring down the barrel.Luckless defender Dawson joined Jamie Carragher, Michael Proctor, Jon Walters and Wout Faes in an unhappy quintet to put past their own keeper twice in one Premier League game.It was joy for Sean Dyche, left, but Gary O’Neil is seriously on the brink at WolvesCredit: GettyCraig Dawson had a nightmare for Wolves with TWO own-goalsCredit: RexHis misery capped off an awful night for his team and under-fire boss O’Neil, who suffered the ignominy of Wanderers fans singing ‘You’re getting sacked in the morning’ in his direction.Everton had not scored in their last four games but they were rampant, easing the pressure on their own boss Sean Dyche.Evergreen Ashley Young became the oldest player ever at 39 years and 148 days to net a Prem free-kick to get the ball rolling with a clever set-piece.Oriel Mangala’s banger doubled the lead, before Dawson’s unfortunate gaffes.Read more FootballWolves are now three points from safety and have shipped EIGHT more than any other side.O’Neil had bemoaned his side’s “crazy errors” in the lead-up to the game – and they had another to add to their repertoire for Young’s opener.The away wall was positioned so poorly that it allowed Young to bend the ball around it and into the corner.It was his 50th Prem goal ever in 466 games, proving that age is just a number for a player who could face his own 18-year-old Tyler next month when Everton face Peterborough in the FA Cup.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSAshley Young got the ball rolling for EvertonCredit: RexYoung’s effort also saw him go fourth on the all-time oldest Prem scorers’ list, behind Teddy Sheringham, Dean Windass and Thiago Silva.James Tarkowski thought he had doubled the lead just before the half-hour when heading in Dwight McNeil’s free-kick, but it was eventually ruled out for Mangala being offside.Ex-Nottingham Forest man Mangala made up for it four minutes later as he crashed home from outside the area via a deflection.O’Neil was getting soaked in the driving rain on Merseyside – while his side were sinking without trace.It got worse after the break – and specifically for the unfortunate Dawson.His first OG came just after the break from McNeil’s corner.Dominic Calvert-Lewin had looked to have headed it in, but instead it bounced home off Dawson.Nothing was going for O’Neil’s men, as proved when Tarkowski prevented Matt Doherty’s header from going in by diverting it onto the post and away.READ MORE SUN STORIESDawson had his second moment to forget on 72 minutes and in similar circumstances as a McNeil free-kick evaded Calvert-Lewin but went in off Wolves’ burly centre-back.It was Everton’s biggest win for five years and could easily have been by more, leaving O’Neil in the mire.Orel Mangala scored in the rout of WolvesCredit: Reuters More

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      Newcastle 3 Liverpool 3: Caomihin Kelleher howler costs Reds all three points despite Mo Salah’s genius

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      THIS was an absolute throwback to the classic encounters between these two clubs in the nineties.What a game and what a performance from both sets of players in an absolutely stunning second-half.Fabian Schar celebrates his late equaliser for NewcastleCredit: GettySchar punished a Kelleher error by squeezing the ball homeCredit: ReutersMohamed Salah must be wondering how he left the pitch with only one point after scoring twice hitting the bar and providing an assist.He thought he had the winner when in the 83rd minute he grabbed his second goal to put Liverpool 3-2 ahead.But Newcastle were worthy of a point and in the final minute of normal time earned it through Fabian Schar.Howe had called on his players to ‘relish the test’ and they certainly did that, as did a packed St.James’.MOST READ IN FOOTBALLRight from the off Newcastle were on the front foot.They hounded their opponents down in a way that Liverpool do at their best.Three visitors found themselves in the book by the break, and each time, it was to stop Newcastle from breaking away after winning the ball.On 34 minutes they were ahead and what a goal and what a noise to greet it.Most read in FootballAlexander Isak cracked a stunning breakthrough at St James’ ParkCredit: APCurtis Jones levelled for Liverpool just after the breakCredit: RexFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSBruno Guimaraes fed the ball forward to Alexander Isak who moved it away from Van Dijk with ease to give him the space to release a shot that curled into the top right hand corner.What a chance Newcastle then had to make it two just four minutes after that.Ruben Dias snaps at reporter and says ‘maybe have a think about that’ in prickly interview after defeat to Liverpool Gordon chased a long punt forward from Isak but Joe Gomez looked to have the situation under control.The former Everton player’s harrying, however, panicked him and his weak pass back was pounced on by the electric United wideman. He was through with just Caoimhin Kelleher to beat as St James’ rose in anticipation.The goalkeeper made himself big, Gordon tried to squeeze a shot through his legs but the Liverpool stopper blocked it.It became even more costly when Liverpool equalised five minutes after the restart.They were never going to play as badly as they had done in the first period and had come back out fired up.If this is to be Salah’s farewell tour it promises to be a memorable one as heb provided a stunning assist to help put Liverpool level.Mac Allister sent the ball forward from the back to Salah to stride onto.Isak salutes his special opener against Prem leaders LiverpoolCredit: ReutersJones hails his brilliant equaliser at NewcastleCredit: APThe Egyptian’s control is magnificent as he just rolls the ball around his boot without looking.Lewis Hall may as well not have been there as he tried to stop him doing any damage.He was just waiting for a teammate to make a run into the box and then with a flick of the outside of his boot Salah perfectly placed the ball into the path of Curtis Jones to fire into the near top corner.Liverpool were up and running and immediately went in search of a second.Cody Gakpo volleyed just wide and when he then headed across goal Darwin Nunez slid in at the far post but failed to connect.But Newcastle were not finished and Gordon made up for his earlier miss by putting Newcastle back in front in the 62 nd minute.Tonali laid the ball forward for Isak to release him but there was still much to do with Joe Gomez and Jarell Quansah in close attendance.He turned between the two of them and fired a low shot past Kelleher.What a game we had on our hands now as six minutes later Liverpool drew level.Trent Alexander-Arnold had just come on when he went on an overlapping run down the right and pulled the ball across goal for Salah to scoop in.Even when he doesn’t connect properly they go in.Newcastle almost hit back when Jacob Murphy broke free and Kelleher advanced towards him but his attempted chip landed wide.It was all action.Newcastle had cries for a penalty ignored when Isak went down under a challenge from Quansah.Salah then hit the bar and then put Liverpool ahead.Alexander-Arnold had changed the game with his introduction as he provided the assist again.Salah had his back to goal and Dan Burn right on him but in a blur he turned and shot and the travelling faithful were celebrating.It wasn’t over and in the last minute of normal time Guimaraes free kick looped over everyone including a flapping Kelleher and from the tightest of angles Fabian Schar slid the ball home.READ MORE SUN STORIESIb the last second Newcastle broke three on two but the referee blew for full time.What a game.Arne Slot’s Liverpool remain well clear at the top after drawingCredit: AFPSandro Tonali saw his early shot saved by Reds’ keeper Caoimhin KelleherCredit: Getty More

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      ‘No wonder management didn’t work for you’ says Jamie Carragher as he calls out Gary Neville’s controversial opinion

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      JAMIE CARRAGHER called out Gary Neville’s controversial Manchester United opinion – and aimed a dig at his managerial career. The Liverpool and United legends were working on a special Overlap watchalong covering Wednesday night’s round of Premier League fixtures.Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher on The Overlap watchalongNeville was left bemusedDuring the broadcast, Neville claimed that his former team-mate Jaap Stam was a better defender than Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk.He then suggested Stam was better than both Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand. But Neville – who was sacked as Valencia manager in 2016 after just 28 games – revealed Stam would not make his all-time United XI. That is because partnerships like Steve Bruce and Gary Pallister supersede Stam’s individual talent. READ MORE IN footballAnd the comment sparked a hilarious back-and-forth between former Prem rivals Neville and Carragher. Neville said: “I haven’t got Jaap in my best Man United team but if you said to me, ‘Who is the best defender as an individual?’ I’d say Jaap Stam.”Vidic and Ferdinand and Bruce and Pallister were unbelievable pairs and you can’t deny it.”I’m saying Jaap Stam is the best sort of one-on-one defender that United had.”Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSCarragher: “Who’s the best centre-back you played with at Manchester United? Just answer that.”Neville: “I think Jap Stam but he’s not in my best 11.”Gary Neville admits ‘I got it wrong’ and apologises over Rashford criticism as Amorim demands Man Utd ‘change standards’ Carragher: “No wonder management didn’t work for you!”Neville: “The strength of Vidic and Ferdinand together or Bruce and Pallister is stronger than the individual ability of Jaap.”Carragher: “So two players are stronger than one? Yeah, well done.”Neville, with a bemused look, then said down the camera: “Am I making sense at home?” Stam spent three seasons at United from 1998-2001, leaving Manchester with three titles to his name. Vidic and Ferdinand formed a legendary partnership under Sir Alex Ferguson, winning the Champions League together and FIVE Prem titles. Bruce and Pallister were also league title winners during the 1990s. Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand formed a legendary partnershipCredit: Getty Images – GettyJaap Stam spent three seasons with Man UtdCredit: ReutersSteve Bruce and Gary Pallister in 1993Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd More

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      £120,000-a-week forgotten Liverpool star Federico Chiesa makes shock return for U21s

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      FEDERICO CHIESA made his return on the pitch for Liverpool Under-21s. The Italian joined the Premier League leaders this summer in a deal worth £12.5million from Juventus. Federico Chiesa made his return on the pitch for Liverpool Under-21sCredit: GettyBut he has managed only three appearances amid ongoing injuries. Chiesa did make his return in U21 action against FC Nordsjaelland, levelling after ten minutes as Liverpool’s first-team played Newcastle. The winger will hope to return to first-team action as Liverpool top the table heading into their trip to Newcastle. Old boss Jurgen Klopp had already tried to get the Euro 2020-winner last summer.READ MORE IN footballAnd the German had even tried to get Chiesa two years previously as well, in the wake of his starring performances at the Euros.However Klopp was repeatedly frustrated in his pursuit of the forward – with Juventus demanding £51m even after Chiesa’s form had taken a hit following a devastating knee injury.But the Reds swooped to finally get their man this year – for a whopping £41MILLION cheaper but on wages of £120,000-a-week.That was despite the former Fiorentina playing 33 Serie A games last season, notching his best Juventus goals tally, with nine.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSChiesa signed a four-year deal with Liverpool as Slot’s first signing.He did suffer an anterior cruciate ligament injury in January 2022, ruling him out for seven months.That has limited him to just six Serie A starts across the past 18 months.Ruben Dias snaps at reporter and says ‘maybe have a think about that’ in prickly interview after defeat to Liverpool More