With Liverpool's season goal at times seemingly adjusted downward with each passing week, the new target is beating Everton to sixth—and Sunday's derby will go a long way towards determining their chances of doing so.

Though he's impressed greatly since arriving in England, Brendan Rodgers believes there's still a long way to go for Philippe Coutinho and wants to see the hype kept in check.

Yesterday saw Liverpool earn their biggest win of the season, and right at the heart were Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson, both of whom scored twice and earned an assist.

Liverpool's young Brazilian stole the headlines on Saturday as the centerpiece in the club's demolition of Newcastle at St. James' Park.

Liverpool run it up on a combative but unimpressive Newcastle side, getting braces from Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson to go along with an excellent display from Philippe Coutinho.

After suffering a dislocated shoulder against Swansea in February, it looked as though Fabio Borini would be done for the season, but a quick recovery has him on the cusp of a return to action.

Liverpool visit St. James' Park late Saturday afternoon to face sixteenth-place Newcastle United.

Liverpool get back to the football on Saturday, traveling to Tyneside to face sixteenth-place Newcastle.

In retrospect, Luis Suarez biting Branislav Ivanovic is something fans should have expected to see sooner or later. And if Suarez' act was predictable, the reactions to it are both equally unfortunate and inevitable.