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Bournemouth v Liverpool stats

Liverpool FC is set to face AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League, with the Reds boasting a strong record against the Cherries, including 12 wins in their last 13 meetings. Mohamed Salah has scored 12 goals in 12 appearances against Bournemouth, making him the top scorer in this fixture. Bournemouth, however, leads in goals conceded against Liverpool, with 52 goals in 17 clashes. The Cherries have struggled recently, with only one win in their last 13 games, but have shown resilience at home with six wins and four draws in their last 12 home fixtures. Liverpool, on the other hand, is on an impressive run of 13 unbeaten games, the longest in Europe’s top five leagues.

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Arne Slot Must Change A Bad Habit To Help Liverpool’s Fortunes

This article discusses the challenges faced by Arne Slot and Liverpool in the Premier League. It highlights the shift in the league's dynamics, the impact of Jürgen Klopp's departure, and the need for Slot to change his defensive approach to improve Liverpool's fortunes.

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Steven Gerrard to play for LFC Legends v Borussia Dortmund

Steven Gerrard, former Liverpool FC captain, will play for LFC Legends against Borussia Dortmund Legends in a charity match at Anfield on March 28, 2020. The match, supported by AXA and Forever Reds, will raise funds for Liverpool FC Foundation's employability programs. Tickets are priced at £29.50 for adults, £19.50 for concessions, and £9.50 for juniors.

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Curtis Jones to Tottenham? Surely not

The article discusses the ongoing transfer speculations during the football transfer window, focusing on Tottenham's potential interest in Liverpool's Curtis Jones. It highlights the importance of Jones to Liverpool's current squad and suggests that losing him would be detrimental.

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Liverpool fail to overcome Clarets in Saturday afternoon stalemate

Liverpool's disappointing start to 2026 continued at Anfield as they were held to a 1-1 draw by relegation-threatened Burnley, marking their fourth consecutive Premier League draw. Despite dominating possession and recording over 32 shots, 11 of which were on target, Liverpool failed to capitalise on their superiority. Burnley's equalizer in the 65th minute by Marcus Edwards means Liverpool now sit just one point ahead of their rivals in fourth place.

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It’s Matchday!

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Tour De France 2027 coming to Liverpool

The Tour de France will return to the UK in 2027, with a stage finishing in Liverpool, bringing joy to local cyclists like Chris Boardman and Steve Cummings.

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Arne Slot happy to have Mo Salah back

Liverpool boss Arne Slot expresses his happiness over Mo Salah's return from AFCON with Egypt, emphasizing Salah's importance to the club. Salah will play in the third-placed play-off game against Nigeria before rejoining Liverpool for the upcoming Premier League match against Bournemouth.

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Former Liverpool assistant coach, John Heitinga has joined Tottenham’s coaching staff. How long that will last is uncertain, with Thomas Frank’s future in doubt.

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Optimism After Liverpool’s Unbeaten Run Continues

Liverpool's unbeaten run, stretching to ten games, has sparked optimism among fans despite irritating draws. The draw against Arsenal, a potential champion, showcased the team's resilience and defensive capabilities, serving as a template for future games. Manager Arne Slot's handling of the Martinelli incident was commendable, reflecting a calm and forward-thinking approach. The upcoming FA Cup match against Barnsley offers an opportunity to build on this momentum and start the New Year on a positive note.

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Andy Robertson Liverpool future in doubt

Liverpool's Andy Robertson expresses his desire to stay at the club beyond his contract expiration, but acknowledges that nothing has been decided yet. Despite having started only four Premier League games this season, Robertson emphasizes his commitment to playing rather than sitting on the bench. He mentions having discussions with the club but keeping the details private.

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Dec 21st

Kelly Osbourne’s son walks out as mascot at late grandad Ozzy’s beloved Aston Villa

Kelly Osbourne's son, Sidney, walked out as a mascot at Villa Park, Aston Villa's home, ahead of the match against Manchester United. Led by club-captain John McGinn, Sidney's appearance paid tribute to his late grandfather, Ozzy Osbourne, a lifelong Aston Villa fan who played Black Sabbath's final gig at the stadium.

/gaming

Dec 11th

The Making of Guild Wars: Celebrating 25 Years of ArenaNet

I switched from WoW to Guild Wars 2 when it launched and have loved the game ever since.

/news

Dec 3rd

A £330,000 appeal launched to buy the land surrounding the Cerne Abbas Giant

The National Trust has initiated a fundraiser to acquire 340 acres of land surrounding the Cerne Giant, a 55-meter chalk figure in Dorset, aiming to facilitate further scientific studies, enhance conservation efforts, and improve public access. The purchase, expected to cost £2.5 million, will allow for landscape-scale archaeological research, protect rare species like the Duke of Burgundy butterfly, and create new opportunities for exploration and play. The initiative has garnered support from notable figures such as Stephen Fry and Sean Fletcher.

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Dec 3rd

Trump threatening to move World Cup games

Could Donald Trump, as US president, have the authority to relocate FIFA World Cup matches to different cities? Sky's Martha Kelner provides insights into the potential power of the president over the event's venues.

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Dec 3rd

Anti-immigrant material among AI-generated content getting billions of views on TikTok

A report by AI Forensics reveals that hundreds of TikTok accounts are generating billions of views by posting AI-generated content, including anti-immigrant and sexualized material. The study identified 354 AI-focused accounts that accumulated 4.5 billion views over a month, with half of the top 10 most active accounts focusing on content related to the female body. TikTok has responded by stating that the claims are unsubstantiated and that they are working to remove harmful AI-generated content, block bot accounts, and improve AI labeling. However, the researchers argue that better labeling and possibly segregating AI-generated content from human-created posts is necessary to address the issue.

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Nov 9th

Perfect day for Lando Norris as he surges to pole after winning F1 Brazil GP sprint race

Lando Norris aims to rectify last year's Brazilian Grand Prix disappointment by starting from pole, while Max Verstappen struggles in 16th after a risky Red Bull gamble.

Perfect day for Lando Norris as he surges to pole after winning sprint race - Featured Image

co.uk

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Oct 23rd

“We are in the huge brick cellphone era of AI.” ~ Kevin Rose.

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Oct 2nd

Tokyo Love Hello

Photos by Chris Steele-Perkins in Tokyo in the early 2000s.

magnumphotos.com

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Sep 18th

Jose Mourinho: Former Man Utd boss agrees deal to return to Benfica after 25 years

Jose Mourinho returns to Benfica as head coach, completing a full circle in his managerial career after being sacked by Fenerbahce.

skysports.com

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Sep 17th

Interact with OK Go’s Innovative Open-Source Animated Music Video for ‘Impulse Purchase’

OK Go collaborates with animators to create an open-source music video for 'Impulse Purchase,' blending cartoonish characters with real-time motion capture, showcasing the power of Blender Studio's software.

thisiscolossal.com

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Sep 17th

These benches are made from £2.5m worth of shredded bank notes

The Bank of England showcases 'Reconstructing Value', an exhibition transforming decommissioned banknotes into high-end furniture, highlighting the potential of circular design.

Bank of England’s benches made of banknotes during LDF 2025 - Featured Image

wallpaper.com

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Sep 6th

Glittering glimpse of starbirth

The James Webb Space Telescope captures a star-forming region in Pismis 24, revealing massive stars sculpting a cosmic dust-scape, offering insights into stellar evolution.

esawebb.org

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Sep 6th

Watch a Timelapse of the Notorious Kowloon Walled City Built to Scale in Minecraft

A Minecraft architect recreates the dense Kowloon Walled City, once the world's most densely populated area, in a timelapse video, capturing its intricate architecture and history.

thisiscolossal.com

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Aug 30th

Mussolini's great-grandson makes Serie A debut

Romano Floriani Mussolini, Benito Mussolini's great-grandson, made his Serie A debut for Cremonese, helping them win 3-2 against Sassuolo.

co.uk

/food

Aug 30th

Hot Dog University — Switchboard Magazine

Hot Dog University in Chicago trains entrepreneurs in the art of Chicago-style hot dogs, offering a blend of tradition, business acumen, and the American dream of reinvention.

switchboardmagazine.com

/technology

Aug 29th

Warning: AI-powered ransomware is real and in the wild

AI-powered ransomware, named PromptLock by ESET, uses OpenAI's model to generate unique scripts, evading detection and threatening data security.

mashable.com

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Aug 29th

How India became the diabetes capital of the world

India has become the diabetes capital of the world, accounting for a quarter of global cases, with scientists investigating factors like diet, urbanization, and genetics. The crisis has escalated rapidly, affecting millions and leading to severe health complications.

co.uk

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Aug 29th

Can ChatGPT really analyse your dreams?

People are using AI like ChatGPT to analyze their dreams, finding it a convenient alternative to professional therapists, especially during emotional turmoil and a global mental health crisis.

dazeddigital.com

/art

Aug 29th

‘Where’s Waldo?’ Meets Sarcastic, Dystopian Visions in Ben Tolman’s Elaborate Ink Drawings

Ben Tolman's 'Control' exhibition at Galerie LJ features dystopian ink drawings, blending 'Where’s Waldo?' playfulness with M.C. Escher's illusions, critiquing modern disconnection and societal flaws.

thisiscolossal.com