The Reds 'keeper doesn't feel the game should be replayed...
Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina has told Spanish television that referee Mike Jones "made a serious error" in awarding a goal to Sunderland striker Darren Bent after it deflected past the Reds stopper off a beach ball.

"If it is difficult to stop one ball, imagine two. It was a very serious mistake from the referee, we were pretty hard done by," Reina told Canal + show El Dia Despues.

Much has been made of the bizarre goal which condemned the Reds to their fourth league defeat of the season and Reina explained how he lost sight of the game ball in the incident.

Akos Buzsaky insists he is happy to play anywhere to help QPR get among the promotion runners and riders.

Buzsaky's preferred position is central midfield, and although he has been largely deployed on the left flank under Jim Magilton, the Hungarian is just happy to be on the pitch following a lengthy spell out injured.

"Since I've been here, I've played everywhere - on the left, on the right, in the middle," said Buzsaky.

"Of course there's a position I prefer to play, but as long as I'm in the team I don't mind."

Henrik Larsson has expressed a desire to return to Celtic in a coaching capacity.

The Parkhead legend, 38, is poised to retire from international football with Sweden and could come to Scotland to study for his UEFA badges.

"I talk a lot with Celtic, although nothing is happening at the moment,' said Larsson, who scored 242 goals for Celtic between 1997 and 2004 before joining Barcelona. "Hopefully, something will come up in the future but we'll just have to wait and see."

Clydesdale Bank Premier League bosses have given a mixed response to the latest talk about the Old Firm quitting Scottish football.

Hearts boss Csaba Laszlo was the fiercest opponent to the prospect of Celtic and Rangers jumping ship to the Barclays Premier League or even an Atlantic league, the concept for which has been resurrected this week.