At the press conference after the first game of the Champions League group stage, Koeman expressed his respect for Dortmund.

"As you can see, Dortmund is a young team. Although they lost to us in their first game in the Champions League in seven years, they let the world see their potential. Sometimes I am very worried that Liverpool would lose the youthful and passionate momentum of youth when they were young. Dortmund is worth learning from. It reminds us that this is the starting point of everything on the football field. Dortmund has great potential for upward development. They have injected fresh blood into European football and will definitely make the competition more intense. I look forward to the next fight."

Klopp also expressed his admiration for Liverpool.

"Liverpool is worthy of being the Champions League champion and has been the overlord for two consecutive years. In front of Liverpool, Dortmund is like an immature boy. We have made many mistakes in the game. This has nothing to do with the individual players, but the mistakes of the team as a whole and the team. We also need to accumulate experience and fight more with European powerhouses. To be honest, it is one thing to succeed in German football, and it is another thing to want to make a difference in the European arena.

Although I lost the game, it was a good game that would make my players realize their shortcomings. Our entire team needs to reflect and summarize to absorb the positive help brought by this game."

Just the night after Liverpool returned to the UK, Channel 4 exposed the drug testing storm that had been hyped before.

Former Birmingham striker Gary O'Connor failed the FA drug test because he took *******.

O'Connor, 28, was arrested four months ago in Edinburgh for suspected possession of *******.

In October 2009, O'Connor was found to have sucked **** and was suspended by the FA for two months, but O'Connor claimed to have a hip injury, and both the FA and Birmingham Club kept the secret.

The incident was not publicly exposed before being loaned to Barnsley.

In January 2011, O'Connor transferred from Birmingham to Barnsley and signed a short-term contract with Barnsley, which expired after the end of last season. However, after playing for the team for 13 games, the two sides negotiated to end the contract in April.

Barnsley general manager Dan Rolling complained that Birmingham did not reveal the real details of O'Connor not playing at the time: "If we knew about it, we wouldn't have signed him, but we didn't know it. No one told us all."

This summer, O'Connor returned to his hometown team, his old club, Hibernian, and signed a one-year contract with the team.

The program said that there has been sufficient evidence that since 2003, 21 cases of ******* had tested positive for drug tests, including shooter Elvis Hammond, who was suspended for half a year for failed drug tests while playing in Fulham.

In 2006, West Ham eliminated Middlesbrough in the FA Cup semi-finals, and Sean Niutun was suspended for 7 months without passing the drug test.

It is reported that three former England internationals also tested positive for a drug in September 2007 and were suspected of taking steroids, including a striker.

Although the show claims to know the player's identity, his name cannot be revealed for the time being due to legal reasons.

The outside world has questioned that the FA will not disclose the names of players who tested positive for the drug, and suspected that they have condoned these addicts, but the FA firmly denied this.

"The FA fully supports the anti-doping program. The reason why they do not publish the names of these players who have not passed the drug test is because it falls within the player's scope."

The FA spokesperson used the law as an excuse to shirke all responsibilities in an interview the next day.

It was a storm that had settled, but since the FA did not publish the list of other players who failed the drug test, it still gave the outside world a lot of room for imagination.

Before the weekend league, when Qin Xiong drove away from the Melwood training base, he was surrounded by reporters.

Faced with reporters, he asked Qin Xiong whether he was suspected of taking stimulants.

Qin Xiong scoffed at them impatiently: "The Sun's "Sun" said that the drug test failed was a top star. Sorry, I don't know which top star was announced. The Sun said that dozens of stars were on the list, and then what? Who is there? Can you please stop bothering me? It's such a farce that makes people laugh! If I take stimulants, it's a small number of goals in a season!"

The reporters on Fleet Street are just trying to get Qin Xiong's words. Even if Qin Xiong is a little nervous, they can guess that he is guilty of being a thief.

But Qin Xiong's righteous attitude made them feel helpless.

I can only write in the news: Qin Xiong boldly said that if he takes stimulants, he can score 100 goals in the season!

The fifth round of the Premier League over the weekend arrived as scheduled.

There is a phenomenon that makes fans excited in the new season of the Premier League: big score games frequently appear!

Except for the first four rounds, there were two 4:0 games in the first round, Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City were able to create a massacre score of at least 5 goals in the next three rounds.

By the fifth round, there was still no sign of the crazy momentum.

The first game to start was Blackburn's home match against Arsenal!

After 90 minutes of fierce battle, Arsenal lost to Violent Ben 3:4!

Although Gervinho and Arteta scored their first goal to join Arsenal, the owned by Alexander Song and Koscheerny took the game in a strange direction.

Arsenal eventually lost the game in a good situation where he led his opponent twice.

I only scored 4 points in the first five rounds of the game. The last time I had such a bleak scene was 29 years ago!

The even more paradoxical game happened at Old Trafford.

In this round, the Red Devils faced the Blues Chelsea.

Smartin scored his first Premier League goal in his personal career for the Red Devils, and the goal replay showed Smartin offside.

Nani's goal expanded Manchester United's lead, but the playback showed that Nani was receiving the ball in an offside position, but it was still offside.

Only Rooney's goal before the end of the first half was fine, but the score had become 3:0.

Chelsea has nowhere to seek justice!

In the second half, Torres scored his first goal in the last ten Premier League games, helping Chelsea score a goal.

In the 57th minute of the game, Manchester United won a penalty kick, and Rooney kicked the ball away

In the 83rd minute, Ramirez made a straight pass, Torres drifted over De Gea and shot from a high angle, but the ball shot missed!

In the 91st minute, Rooney, who successfully counterattacked, broke into the left side of the penalty area and faced a selfless cross. Berbatov shot and was cleared by Ashley Kohl's tackle in front of the goal line!

A paradoxical game came to an end.

The Red Devils defeated the Blues Chelsea 3-1 at home!
Chapter completed!