Drew reviews Liverpool’s recent run of five matches, including wins over Everton and Southampton, culminating in three straight away defeats to Palace, Galatasaray and Chelsea.

With problems across all parts of the side, new signings struggling to adapt, plus defensive injuries and tactical imbalances aplenty, Arne Slot's Reds head into the international break under a cloud of   uncertainty.

Drew looks back on another week of stoppage time drama for Liverpool, with the Reds picking up valuable points in both the league and the Champions League.

First, on Sunday, Mohammed Salah slammed home a vicious penalty to decide a tight encounter away to Burnley. And then Wednesday it was the turn of captain Virgil Van Dijk to seal the Reds’ points in their opening night of action at a buzzing Anfield

It's happening. Finally. Alexander Isak will become a Liverpool player on the final day of the transfer window. Let's talk about it.

After a drab first half that failed to capture the imagination, Liverpool and Arsenal toiled in a close tie between the would-be title rivals.

But it was Dominik Szoboszlai who dragged the reds over the line with a blockbusting free kick to seal the points for Arne Slot’s men with a win. It was a victory that maintains the Reds’ 100% start to the season heading into the international break.

There’s only one story dominating the football world - and that's the future of  Newcastle’s discontented striker, Alexander Isak. He's made it clear he wants out and Liverpool are all in, but Newcastle aren't ready to let go...yet.

So what happens next? Who’s right and who’s wrong? And where will we be come transfer deadline day on September 1st?

In a match dubbed the Isak derby, Liverpool bagged a 100th minute winner to wrap up another three crucial points in their second game of the season.

Arne Slot’s boys did their upmost to chuck away a 2 goal lead at a highly charged St James. But in the end, it was 16-year-old Rio Ngumoha who proved the difference, delivering a devastating finish, with the first Premier League shot of his career.

We're reflecting on a surreal week in the recent history of Liverpool FC as the football community comes together to mourn the passing of Diogo Jota and his only brother. 

Drew shares his raw feelings in the aftermath of the terrible car crash that's left a family deep in grief and shaken our club to it's core.

Music credit: Jamie Webster

A look back on the weekend that saw Liverpool lift their second ever Premier League title. After rapturous scenes at Anfield, the following day the streets were flooded by fans from near and far. While the focus from the parade has been the despicable actions of one unhinged individual, Drew takes time to share his own experiences on Merseyside on of a day full of celebration.

Since wrapping up the league two weeks ago, the Champions have collected a solitary point from their two subsequent fixtures against Chelsea and Arsenal. 

And it’s been a mixed performance off the pitch too. While Drew was hugely impressed by the support of the travelling Reds contingent at Stamford Bridge, the negative reaction to Trent Alexander Arnold in the week he announced his departure wasn’t a great look. 

And even if some have been unable to move on from Trent, it seems like the club already have, with Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong lined up to replace the Madrid-bound man.

Let it be known that Liverpool FC are officially champions - the best damn team in the land. Congratulations to Arne Slot and his wonderful group of dream makers for delivering the holy grail in the Dutchman’s first season - and this time in front of fans! 

A 5-1 Victory over Tottenham sealed a record equalling 20th English title for the Reds.

With so much taking place on the day, it’s difficult to know where to start, so Drew has put together his five top moments from an unforgettable day at Anfield.

Up the Championship winning Reds!