LIVERPOOL F.C.- IT’S TIME TO WAKE UP

A good start for Michael Owen. Two wins and one defeat, show that this team still need some improvements. And during the course of this season, i think this team will become a headache for title contenders. First match against southampton was not difficult but first match for new head coach is very important.

Daniel Sturridge and John Hendreson fires Liverpool to their first win of this season under debutant head coach Michael Owen. Second match against Chelsea was tough one. Liverpool tried everything but in form Eto makes it difficult for Liverpool. Liverpool failed to breach the Chelsea defense and in that frustration Martin Skrtel made a big mistake by tackling Lampard in Liverpool's penalty area. And that mistake cost Liverpool a goal.

Liverpool defeat against Chelsea, put questions on the new head coach. But win in third match against Huddersfield Town made it clear that this team has potential to win and one or two defeat can't down our moral. Raheem Sterling was the man in form during Capital One clash against Huddersfield Town. Scoring twice on that occasion made him man of the match. I think he will play a very crucial role in this season. He is young, he is talented and we have to wait, to see what he can do.

Arsenal's powerful striker Oliver Giroud has wowed the fans at Emirates Stadium this month with some outstanding performances and has duly won the premier league player of the month. he scored 5 goals in 2 games.

Everton's wonder kid Romelu Lukaku, on loan from Chelsea, has wowed the home fans at Goodison Park this month with his impressive performances and has duly won the Premier league young player of the month.

Liverpool FC: 40' Gerrard, 46' Alex Sandro, 90+3' Johnson

Tottenham: 27' Sandro, 31' Dembele

Man of the match: Eriksen

Tottenham featured a number of exceptionally quick players but they were unable to secure victory, instead sharing the spoils on a breezy evening at Anfield. England and Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard had a chance to score from the penalty spot for Liverpool in the 40th minute, but missed the attempt. Both teams had a number of attempts at goal, which promised much, but the quality of finishing was poor throughout.

Liverpool FC: 9' Henderson, 12' Johnson, 28' Skrtel, 36' Leiva, 82' Agger, 85' Allen

Swansea: 19' Shelvey, 47' Canas, 71' Taylor, 90' Canas

Man of the match: Shelvey

Poor finishing costs Liverpool dear in surprise defeat. Swansea's match against Liverpool will have been a meaningful one for Swansea's Jonjo Shelvey as he was able to celebrate victory over his former club. Midfielder Jonjo Shelvey gave Swansea City the lead with a free kick from 25 meters in the 19th minute. Midfielder Josa Canas completed the scoring for Swansea City with a tidy finish from 16 meters in the 47th minute. With Liverpool staring at defeat, there was controversy as winger Victor Moses then had a penalty shout turned down.

Fans devastated by Swansea result. Supporter spokesperson Jack Bunn believes the fans were disappointed with the team's inability to convert chances into goals. Lucas Leiva, Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge In particular were singled out as having underperformed.

Liverpool FC: 12' Aspas, 18' Henderson, 26' Leiva, 31' Sandro, 34' Johnson

45' Gerrard

Manchester City: 75' Dzeko, 53' Clichy, 86' Lescott

Man of the match:Mignolet

Liverpool denied by the late goal. Kolo Toure was the focus for the media as his new club Liverpool drew with Manchester City, Toure's former club. Flamboyant striker lago Aspas gave Liverpool the lead with a well struck effort in the 12th minute. Striker Edin Dzeko equalized for Manchester City in the 75th minute with a well timed close range finish.

Liverpool FC: 20' Suarez, 35' Sakho, 36' Nuno Gomes, 64' Allen

88' Alberto, 11' Sissoko, 30' Suarez, 79' Allen

Oxford United:66' Constable, 90+3' Jordan

Man of the match: Sterling

Liverpool stroll to success. Fans sang the praises of their heroes at Anfield as Liverpool earned 5-1 win over Oxford United in their latest Capital One Cup third round game. Striker Luis Suarez gave Liverpool the lead with an accurate finish in the 20th minute. Commanding center back Mamadou Sakho doubled Liverpool's lead with a mighty header from within the six yard box in the 35th minute.

Striker Nuno Gomes scored with a close range finish which was timed impeccably in the 36th minute to extend the lead further. Midfielder Joe Allen added to the lead with a close range finish which was timed impeccably in the 64th minute. Striker James Constable pulled one back for Oxford United after 66 minute with a simple finish from close in. Midfielder Luis Alberto completed the rout with a tame effort in the 88th minute.

Sterling was impressive for Liverpool and proved his ability to create goals for his team with no less than two superb assists. The wingers accuracy of passing was a constant threat to the opposition's defense and contributed towards this impressive display. The promising youngster has been something of a creative force for Liverpool so far this season, assisting on three goals for his teammates.