The Offside Daily – Liverpool’s big month, ‘Pressures on Arsenal’ insists Hull City boss and FA Women’s Cup Draw.

Posted on April 14, 2014 in The Offside Daily

10 of the best football stories of the day:

1) Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says he faces the biggest month of his career in which Liverpool could end their 24 year wait for a league title.

2) Chelsea skipper John Terry says yesterdays victory for Liverpool over Manchester City was a boost for Chelsea’s hopes of finishing first.

3) Steve Bruce suggests that all the pressure will be on Arsenal when they face Hull City in the FA Cup Final.

4) FA chairman Greg Dyke insists FA Cup semi finals will remain at Wembley to recoup the cost of building the stadium.

5) Liverpool are drawn against Everton in the FA Women’s Cup sixth round, with holders Arsenal facing a trip to the 2012 winners Birmingham.

6) Ex Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar claims that he acted as a counsellor to the families of the Hillsborough disaster victims (BBC)

7) Anything Arsenal can do, Hull can do. So here’s the traditional FA Cup Semi-final selfie by the Tigers…(Daily Mail)

8) Remember Harry Kewell? The 35 year old was carried on top of players shoulders to celebrate the end of his career (Daily Mail)

9) Club PR goes AWOL as a team named after the Pope to promote non-violence ends first game with two red cards…(Mirror)

10) If ever there was an influential 12th man, it has to be a bib-wearing substitute making a goal-line clearance! (Mirror)