Liverpool head to the High Court to try and validate the sale of the club via a declaratory judegement, the proof that the boards actions were valid. Led by a confident Chairman in Martin Broughton, they hope to complete the sale of the club swiftly and obtain Premier League approval for the purchase.

Liverpool fans celebrate outside High Court as the three victorious board members leave the hearing...But be sure to go and find the cork screw. Liverpool fans today can breathe a sigh of relief after the court ruled in favour of RBS and therefore in favour of Martin Broughton, Christian Purslow and Ian Ayre.

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ESPN looks at the MVP race and says that, while Le Toux is unlikely to win the title largely due to the Union not making it to the postseason, he wins the MOT, or Most Outstanding Player award. (ESPN tips Dallas FC's David Ferreira to win the MVP. San Jose's Chris Wondolowski kept his iron in the fire with a hat trick on Wednesday against Chivas USA.

Kickoff from Anfield at 20:00 GMT, 3:00 EST.

Ways to Watch:

Go to the match.

The links below are purely for suggestion MyP2P has a post up in their forums saying that only three Carling Cup matches will be shown live this entire week, so it's slim pickings.

What does farce descend into? Liverpool's ownership soap opera picked up considerable pace yesterday evening, with news that the club is to be bought by the owners of the Boston Red Sox baseball team. A statement on the club website confirmed that two "excellent" takeover offers. It also claimed that owners Tom Hicks and George [.

Spade in the ground within 60days? Yet another lie...So, unless you don't have a television, have been unable to access the internet and don't know what a radio is then you must have been bombarded in the past week or so with Liverpool news left, right and centre. Of course it's all good that we're finally being updated but when the news reports contain words only somebody with an English degree

John W Henry, the principal owner of New England Sports Ventures (NESV) and the Boston Red Sox baseball team continues to wait to become the proud owner of Liverpool Football Club.

The highly regarded American businessman made a somewhat surprising appearance this evening as he arrived at 1 Bunhill Row, London, just before 8pm, the offices of Slaughter & May, who have been advising and handling the legal process for Liverpool's board members Martin Broughton, Christian Purslow and Ian Ayre.

(Above) Hicks & Colleagues pictured outside Dallas court last night...(Just can't soddin' kill him off can you?!?!)Folks, forgive me if this is confusing but it's rushed and being typed by somebody who is slowly going insane.If you were on your laptops/PC's last night as myself from 8o'clock awaiting for a positive outcome from the board meeting, things were going well to start with.

Welcome to Liverpool FC...Despite another desperate attempt this morning from Tom Hicks to keep a hold on Liverpool FC, thankfully this evening New England Sports Ventures made the announcement and they are now the new owners of Liverpool FC.In a deal believed to be worth £300million this will mean that debts owed to Royal Bank Of Scotland can now be paid off and the threat of administration and

Despite another desperate attempt this morning from Tom Hicks to keep a hold on Liverpool FC, thankfully this evening New England Sports Ventures made the announcement and they are now the new owners of Liverpool FC. In a deal believed to be worth £300million this will mean that debts owed to Royal Bank Of Scotland can [.

John W Henry, the principal owner of New England Sports Ventures (NESV) and the Boston Red Sox baseball team is now also the proud owner of Liverpool Football Club.

As expected the news early this morning was that the temporary restraining order obtained from the Texas court by Tom Hicks and George Gillett, preventing Liverpool FC from completing a sale of the club to NESV, would be lifted when the court re-opened in to ensure compliance with the High Court in the UK.

Against all odds, things continue to happen.

And unfortunately, Noel has turned his keyboard to dust.

Let me get the boring blog stuff out of the way first you've likely noticed that Noel has been carrying quite a bit of the water over the past couple weeks, and has done so mighty well.

Another "quiet" week at Liverpool saw the confirmed resignation of Managing Director Christian Purslow, although he will remain as a Non Executive Director and will also act as a Special Adviser to the New England Sports Ventures (NESV). Purslow arrived at the club, with RBS interaction, in June 2009 as a replacement for the out going Rick Parry.

Kickoff from St. James' Park at 17:30 GMT, 12:30 EST.

Ways to Watch:

Match shown live on ESPN (HD) in the UK and Fox Soccer Channel (HD) in the US.

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Liverpool:

Team sheet when it's released.

Killer 'stache, classic cars, classic rock, chronic
alcoholism, and hating Rupert Murdoch
is there anything Dan Stark can't do?*

While you were killing your liver in response to the various sad displays of the weekend, at least a couple of people stayed sober enough to string a few semi-coherent sentences together.