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Liverpool morning headlines as Reds receive major title boost and Jordan Henderson makes heartwarming gesture

Liverpool remain on track for the title after Premier League clubs chose to press ahead with their plans to resume the season.
The latest premier league meeting took place on Friday with a videoconference that lasted nearly four hours where they sought to agree on rules and regulations, particularly regarding health and safety, over a return to training and playing.
Top-flight football has been suspended since March 13 due to the coronavirus outbreak, with Liverpool a record 25 points clear at the summit and needing only two wins from their remaining nine games to lift the championship for the first time since 1990
said on Friday: “The Premier League’s priority is the health and safety of players, coaches, managers, club staff, supporters and the wider community.

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