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A driver accused of injuring over 100 people by ramming his car into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans celebrating their team’s Premier League championship has appeared in court.

The 19-year-old Spanish-born centre-back was physically dominant and produced two excellent blocks to deny PSV. Lucky, who has played for England at under-16 level and is also eligible to play for Spain, showed plenty of pace, and his covering was excellent.

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Liverpool's Premier League title defense lurched deeper into crisis Saturday — losing 3-0 at home to Nottingham Forest. A sixth defeat of the campaign left last season's runaway champion 11th in the standings and eight points behind leader Arsenal, having played a game more.

Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest will kick off at 10 a.m. ET/ 7 a.m. PT in the United States. The match will kick off at 3 p.m. local time in Liverpool, England, at Anfield. The match will be available to watch in the United States through streaming services. In the UK, the match will not be televised due to the 3 p.m. blackout rule.

Harvey Elliott is hoping a solution is found to his situation at Aston Villa, with the midfielder struggling to break into the squad.

PSG boss Enrique is regarded as a long-term target by Liverpool’s owners, the report suggests. The Spaniard is one of the most highly-regarded coaches in world football, leading PSG to a long-awaited Champions League last term.

Included in that is another Arsenal domination in the North London Derby, Liverpool 's stunning fall from grace and Manchester City 's untimely loss. Here are some of the bigger talking points from Matchweek 12. Another North London Derby is in the books, and once again it's Arsenal holding the bragging rights.

During the 2000s, England boasted numerous world class individuals all over the pitch, including David Beckham, Wayne Rooney, Michael Owen, Paul Scholes, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, John Terry, Rio Ferdinand and Cole himself. But the Three Lions consistently fell short of success.