Suarez want to win league title

Luis Suarez insists Liverpool are still aiming for the top despite being shot down by the Gunners at the weekend.

The controversial striker has dismissed reports linking him with a switch to Real Madrid in the January transfer window, by instead insisting he feels “comfortable and happy” at Anfield.


              

And he puts that down to an incredible team spirit he says won’t be diminished by the disappointing defeat at Arsenal, which saw the Reds blow a chance to go top of the Premier League.

“I know nothing of any interest from Real Madrid, and I am happy with Liverpool,” Suarez explained in an interview with Sport 890, a radio station in his native Uruguay.

“In the team we are all really excited, and looking forward to a good season. We have been at the top so far, and we are still aiming at the top - we still have momentum and we can believe that the top spot is marked for us.

“We believe in the team and we believe we can have a really good season - an exciting season.

“The Premier League is the best league there is. The stadiums, the atmosphere and the fans make football here so entertaining.”

Liverpool attacker Daniel Sturridge hopes strike partner Luis Suarez will remain at Anfield as he looks to build on a prolific start alongside the Uruguayan.

Suarez publicly stated his desire to leave during pre-season, prompting Arsenal to bid £40,000,001 million in an attempt to trigger a release clause, but the Reds held firm and rejected all offers.


             

The pair have since netted 16 goals between them this season but Sturridge is concerned by the continual uncertainty over Suarez, and admits it is ultimately the striker who will make the decision over his future.


"It’s great to play with him, we give defenders problems and we both play differently, so it’s good to have a strike partner you can bounce off," Sturridge told talkSPORT.

"It’s going to great for him and everybody wants him to stay and it’s up to Luis to decide what he wants to do.

"We as a club, the fans and the players, everybody wants him to stay, but if Luis wants to decide it’s best for him to move on then that’s the way it’s got to be. But I think everybody wants Luis to stay and I’m sure that he will."

Manchester United finally won Liverpool one goal

In the Capital One Cup game Manchester United vs. Liverpool, Manchester United finally won one goal,Javier Hernandez scored with Rooney's corner kick.And Suarez, his first play this season is not satisfying.

            


Let's see the live of the key goal.

47 mins: Rodgers looks sick as a parrot on the touchline, his team are trailing having been on top and, as I said at half-time, in a game very low on chances

GOAL! Simple ball in from the left, Luis Enrique loses his man, and there's Hernandez with an acrobatic lepaing finish with the side of the foot. Great movement from Hernandez, came back from the line, and lost his marker. Man United 1 Liverpool 0 (Hernandez 46)

46 mins: United have an early corner.... and it's Rooney.

20.46 Eyes down for the second half, then.

HALF TIME Quite an encouraging half for Liverpool. Sturridge and Suarez did a lot of pretty good things that very nearly came off but then didn't quite at the last moment. United a bit flat. Rooney quiet, he had to come back a long way to get any of the ball. Kagawa looked short of confidence, as did one or two other of the fringe figures. I cannot say I remember either goalie having to make as save. We have had no racist incidents, no biting, no refusals to shake hands. Only a couple of bookings. It's all been quiet. Liverpool's 3-5-2 formation having the upper hand over United's 4-4-2.

David Moyes has admitted he might have to "take a few more blows" in his first season as Manchester United manager, warning there will be more difficult times to come as he tries to make the handover from Sir Alex Ferguson as seamless as possible.

Moyes, who missed out on several targets during the transfer window, said he was "shocked" by the 4-1 thrashing against Manchester City on Sunday, and indicated for the first time that the team he inherited from Ferguson had obvious deficiencies. The former Everton manager has previously talked about a side who are capable of winning the Premier League and Champions League, but now appears to have his own doubts about their quality. "I think a lot of people thought Manchester United [winning the title] last season, that it was probably the form of the other teams that was poor," he said.