Carragher says Suarez antics will antagonise Reds' fans

Luis Suarez should not expect a warm reception when he returns to Anfield next week, warns Jamie Carragher.

The Uruguayan wound up Liverpool fans by celebrating after opening the scoring for Barcelona against his former side on Wednesday night.

And he further antagonised his old supporters by clashing with Andy Robertson, Virgil van Dijk and Alisson during the first leg.

His old team-mate Carragher believes his antics could count against him when he returns to Merseyside on Tuesday for the first time since leaving five years ago. 

'I don't think it will be as warm as he would have hoped,' Carragher told Viasport.

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Carragher: how Reds can win title from Man City

Jamie Carragher thinks Liverpool and any other title contenders are going to have to topple Manchester City the hard way: by beating them when they come face-to-face.

Reigning champions City moved back above the Reds on goal difference on Monday night with a 1-0 victory at Tottenham achieved courtesy of an early Riyad Mahrez strike. 

And despite both Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp's men winning eight and drawing two of their 10 matches this season, Carragher thinks English football could soon witness "an era of domination" for City if the Reds and others don't beat them when they come face-to-face.

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Carragher: Reds need midfield creativity

Liverpool need to be in the market for a Kevin De Bruyne or David Silva, says Jamie Carragher, with the Reds considered to be in need of a “bit more quality in midfield”.

Jurgen Klopp did add in that area of the field over the summer, with Fabinho and Naby Keita drafted in from Monaco and RB Leipzig respectively.

There had, however, been departures from Anfield, with Philippe Coutinho leaving for Barcelona and Emre Can linking up with Juventus.

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