Liverpool’s Alexis Mac Allister headed home a second-half winner as they earned a 1-0 win over Real Madrid at Anfield, handing the La Liga leaders their first defeat in the Champions League this season.

Liverpool have beaten Real Madrid 1-0 in the Champions League thanks to Alexis Mac Allister 's headed goal in the 61st minute.

Liverpool beat Real Madrid 1-0 thanks to Alexis Mac Allister's header as Trent Alexander-Arnold endured a difficult return to Anfield in the Champions League.

Liverpool produced another famous victory against Real Madrid in the Champions League as Alexis Mac Allister scored the only goal in an enthralling game. The 2022 World Cup winner headed in the winner just after the hour mark as he got on the end of a delivery from the excellent Dominik Szoboszlai.

Finding rhythm in a new roleLiverpool’s 1-0 win over Real Madrid at Anfield offered much more than three points in the Champions League. For Flo Wirtz, it felt like a personal turning point. After

Liverpool take on Real Madrid in the Champions League in what's shaping up to be the most mouthwatering fixture of the round, following a torrid recent run of form

Liverpool host Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday night, with both sides looking to take a significant step towards the knockout stages.

Tactical maturity defines Liverpool’s Champions League responseLiverpool produced a composed and disciplined performance to claim a vital 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in the Champions League,

Bradley deservedly basked in the adulation of the Anfield crowd last night. With his right-back predecessor Trent Alexander-Arnold mercilessly booed on his first return since putting plenty of noses out of joint as he moved to Madrid in the summer, the 22-year-old Northern Ireland international delivered the best performance of his career.

Trent Alexander Arnold's younger brother Marcel streamed himself watching the Liverpool game against Real Madrid last night, November 4. He spoke about both clubs as he watched along at home and reacted to his brother making his Anfield return for the Spanish side.

Luis Enrique is confident Paris Saint-Germain can bring an end to Bayern Munich's "incredible" 15-game winning run in Tuesday's Champions League showdown.