Paul Doyle's loss of temper on the day of the Liverpool parade attack, described by the sentencing judge as "incomprehensible", may never be fully explained. There seemed little cause for the 54-year-old to feel so aggrieved by the crowds blocking the roads as they celebrated at Liverpool FC's Premier League victory parade on 26 May.

Despite the moral victory of coming back twice while down a player, this was still a huge missed opportunity in the relegation battle. A draw keeps Liverpool within two points of West Ham, but the Reds still have yet to pick up a league win and remain behind the Hammers going into 2026.

Paul Doyle, 54, has been jailed after he admitted ramming his car into a crowd of fans at Liverpool FC's title parade last May. Follow live reaction after the sentencing at Liverpool Crown Court.

Mohamed Salah played a key role against Brighton. But what happens now after his incendiary comments last week and talks with Slot?

A terrible decision from the referee saw Gemma Bonner sent off, but Liverpool battled back twice to earn a draw

Adam Smyth, 50, was walking at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, with his wife Katrina on Sunday, when they found themselves in the middle of the horrific attack

Former Liverpool ECHO journalist and campaigner Dan Kay is well-known for his fight for justice following the 1989 Hillsborough disaster. Throughout his career, Dan penned precisely-crafted and intriguing player profiles of some of the biggest names in Liverpool FC history.

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 5: Adam Wharton of Crystal Palace and Elliot Anderson of Nottingham Forest during the Premier League match between Crystal Palace FC and Nottingham Forest FC at Selhurst Park on May 5, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Jacques Feeney ...

Liverpool are “hopeful” of having Dominik Szoboszlai fit and available for the weekend game against Tottenham Hotspur, but no decision will be made until the day before Saturday’s kick off.