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Hands away: Luis Suarez refused to shake hands with Patrice Evra ahead Manchester United's match with Liverpool at Old Trafford. Photo: Getty Images

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Luis Su�rez future at Anfield in doubt as Liverpool owners step in to try and restore order

LIVERPOOL striker Luis Suárez’s future at Anfield has been thrust into doubt after his club condemned him for "misleading" the club by refusing to shake Patrice Evra’s hand before Saturday’s clash with Manchester United.

Jittery City set to bring Tevez in from cold

By Tim Rich

Just like Dirty Den or Nick Cotton walking back into the Queen Vic, every good villain needs a comeback and tomorrow Carlos Tevez is expected to return to Manchester.

McCarthy on brink as Odemwingie hits hat-trick in Wolves mauling

By John Percy

ROY HODGSON cannot have envisaged such a perfect anniversary present, but Mick McCarthy's hopes of completing a sixth year in charge at Molineux were last night hanging in the balance.

Advantage lies with United - Mancini

By Tim Rich

Despite regaining their lead at the top of the Premier League, Roberto Mancini argued that Manchester United's greater experience meant the advantage lies with Alex Ferguson's side.

Reds ponder hitting striker with sanctions

By Ian Herbert

Liverpool will attempt to repair the club's severely fractured relationship with Luis Suarez today after accusing him of deceit, after a day of extraordinary contrition in which Kenny Dalglish admitted that his own conduct in a TV interview was not befitting of the club's manager.

James Lawton: A Sunday of sorrow

By James Lawton

No one died at Old Trafford on Saturday but in all other respects it was football's version of ground zero. It was where any relish for the game, any love of it for its own sake, its skills and sometimes beautiful rhythm, was likely to be tracked down and wilfully desecrated.

Rooney settles the argument

Fighting in the tunnel at half-time is not really to be recommended as a stimulant, but it seemed to work like smelling salts on Manchester United, who took advantage of the quite unnecessary prolongment of the Luis Suarez affair to return to the top of the table through two goals in two minutes from Wayne Rooney.

Fergie says Suarez should never play for Pool again

By DION FANNING

Well, that went without a hitch. Yesterday was supposed to be the day when Liverpool and Manchester United moved on from the Patrice Evra-Luis Suarez affair.

Video: Chelsea sunk by Moyes magic

A leading London bookmaker refused a £20,000 bet on David Moyes to be the next Tottenham manager on Friday night, in the belief that it was a "done deal".

Henry signs off with final loan repayment

By Damian Spellman

ARSENAL boss Arsene Wenger hailed the "legend" of Thierry Henry after the 34-year-old came off the bench for his final Premier League appearance before returning to the New York Red Bulls to snatch a dramatic victory at Sunderland.

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Moxey: We had to act

Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey reveals the club felt they had to sack manager Mick McCarthy to stop the team sliding into the Championship.

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Wolves search for new manager

Wolves are starting the search to find a replacement for sacked manager Mick McCarthy - with his successor having just 13 games to keep them in the Barclays Premier League.The likes of Alan Curbishley - an early favourite with some bookmakers - Steve Bruce and Neil Warnock will inevitably be linked as possible candidates.Former West Ham and Charlton boss Curbishley has been out of management in recent years but Bruce and Warnock are available after parting company with Sunderland and QPR this season.

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No FA action over handshake clash

Liverpool and Manchester United will not face disciplinary action from the Football Association over the scenes at Old Trafford that followed Luis Suarez's refusal to shake Patrice Evra's hand.Players from both clubs were involved in a heated exchange at half-time during United's 2-1 win on Saturday, while Evra was spoken to by referee Phil Dowd after the final whistle for his overt celebrations in front of Suarez.