Paul Doyle had a loving bond with his wife and children and was known as a ‘good guy’ in the community. Then he drove his car into a crowd o...

The 54-year-old admitted to 31 charges against 29 victims after admitting deliberately crashing into them after the Liverpool Parade

Paul Doyle, 54, has burst into tears in court this morning after pleading guilty in a shocking twist as charges were put to him - the jury h...

The driver who injured more than 130 people by ramming his car into crowds at the Liverpool title parade wept in court as he changed pleas t...

Paul Doyle, 54, is standing trial at Liverpool Crown Court charged with 31 offences over the incident at Liverpool FC’s victory parade

Liverpool manager Arne Slot and talisman Mohamed Salah have both come under fire with the Premier League champions in crisis after a woeful...

The steady stream of Dutch players and backroom staff to Anfield is proof of how the Netherlands has made football one of its greatest expor...

Liverpool welcome Eredivisie leaders PSV Eindhoven to Anfield in the Champions League on Wednesday evening.The Reds are floundering in the P...

Liverpool have lost eight in their last 11 outings and come into their Champions League clash with PSV off the back of two consecutive 3-0 d...

Stat, Viz, Quiz is the Opta Analyst football newsletter. This week’s edition looks at Liverpool’s struggles, home and away form in the Premi...

The man accused of the Liverpool parade crash cried as potential jurors were brought in to be selected for his trial.

Paul Doyle is accused of 31 offences relating to a car hitting crowds of people at the Liverpool FC victory parade in May

Paul Doyle, 54, appeared at Liverpool Crown Court today charged with 31 offences related to the incident on May 26.

Jurgen Klopp has been linked with a sensational return to Liverpool - after walking away from the club in 2024 - and Daily Star Sport looks...

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has not found any sort of form this season and has looked like a shadow of his past self.