Jon Flanagan is seen arriving at Liverpool Magistrates' Court earlier this month. Liverpool defender Jon Flanagan has been sentenced to 40 hours of unpaid work and a 12-month community order for assaulting his girlfriend. Earlier this month, Flanagan, 25, pleaded guilty at Liverpool Magistrates' Court to common assault by beating of Rachael Wall. The court heard he had kicked his partner, Rac...Full Story »

Jon Flanagan will get the chance to reinvigorate his Premier League career after the door finally opened for him at Burnley. The 23-year-old, who is on a season-long loan from Liverpool, has had to bide his time for a chance, but Stephen Ward's hamstring strain has created a vacancy at left-back against Crystal Palace. Patiently waiting for a first-team opportunity at a recently-promoted side ...Full Story »

Jon Flanagan is on the verge of signing a new contract at Liverpool, a source has told ESPN FC. Flanagan's current deal is due to expire this summer, but the club have been keen to commit him to a new one after he proved his fitness following a lengthy spell on the sidelines. Liverpool have offered him a three-year contract extension, and a source close to the player has told ESPN FC the dea...Full Story »

Welcome back Jon Flanagan! The Liverpool defender made his long awaited return to action on Wednesday night as Liverpool took on Exeter in the FA Cup. It was the first time Flanagan had played for Liverpool in 619 days. The Liverpool crowd gave him a rousing reception as he stepped onto the Anfield turf again. As the action was unfolding on Mersyeside, Brazilian legend Cafu dropped a comed...Full Story »

Liverpool defender Jon Flanagan believes no one deserves a league title more than captain Steven Gerrard. After Sunday's significant 3-2 win over Manchester City the clearly emotional Reds captain was at the centre of a team huddle dishing out words of advice to his team-mates. Gerrard, who is more desperate than most to claim a championship winners' medal as it is the only honour missing fr...Full Story »

Luis Suarez and Jon Flanagan won penalties either side of a controversial Guy Demel equaliser to keep the pressure on Manchester City and Chelsea in the title race Steven Gerrard twice held his nerve from the penalty spot to keep Liverpool's title bid on course with a battling 2-1 win at West Ham. Referee Anthony Taylor found himself at the centre of the action at Upton Park from the moment...Full Story »

Brendan Rodgers has revealed that Jon Flanagan is a doubt for Liverpool’s trip to Manchester City on Boxing Day due to a hamstring injury. The 20-year-old left back has started in all of Liverpool’s last six matches after Jose Enrique required surgery on a knee injury which has sidelined the Spaniard until February. Flanagan was substituted after 55 minutes in Liverpool’s 3-1...Full Story »