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Liverpool striker Rhian Brewster is set to sign a new deal with the club, ending speculation

over a possible move to Borussia Monchengladbach.

Brewster was feared to be leaving the club for the Bundesliga, having yet to sign a professional

contract with the Reds.

Gladbach were among the sides interested, along with RB Leipzig, and Liverpool even

cancelled a scheduled pre-season friendly with Dieter Hecking's side due to their

pursuit of the striker.

But as Jurgen Klopp prepares to fast-track Brewster into the first-team setup next season,

the 18-year-old has agreed a terms over an expected five-year deal.

Liverpool had already triggered a one-year extension to Brewster's scholarship, along

with goalkeepers Ben Williams and Dan Atherton, but this was an essential decision.

Bascombe explains how Klopp and sporting director Michael Edwards had been in "constant negotiations"

with the teenager, but his "burning ambition" saw him consider his options.

But Klopp's persistence clearly convinced Brewster his future lied at Anfield, and he

will join the senior squad for pre-season this summer.

Having made waves in the first half of last season, both with the England U17s and the

Liverpool U23s, Brewster has spent the last six months sidelined through injury.

But with the likes of Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino all currently at

the World Cup in Russia, he could be a regular feature in the first weeks of pre-season.

The Reds take on Chester, Tranmere Rovers, Bury and Blackburn Rovers in a series of domestic

friendlies before a tour of the United States, and Brewster can hope to make his mark.

As noted, Klopp's assurances to Brewster will no doubt have an impact on the futures

of the other strikers at the club, most notably Daniel Sturridge, Divock Origi and Danny Ings.

For more infomation >> Liverpool Rhian Brewster handed major boost as prodigious youngster agrees new deal ● News Now #LFC - Duration: 2:26.

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Sickick - Lost My Way [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:55.

I lived in fear too,

but I had to put on a brave mask

And keep proving to myself and to the gang, again and again

That I was not afraid...

World so..

World so dark

Finger on the trigger

Lost sight of the man in the mirror

Following a heart..

of a sinner

I'm fallin' I'm fallin' I'm fallin'

I've lost my way... so dark

Finger on the trigger

Lost sight of the man in the mirror

Following a heart..

of a sinner

I'm fallin' I'm fallin' I'm fallin'

I've lost my way...

Lost my way...

Lost my way...

Lost my way...

I'm fallin' I'm fallin' I'm fallin'

I've lost my...

Day and night

You can't see but I've become a monster

Lost every day and night

Whispers in my head I'm feeling haunted

Flash of the streetlight

Walking all alone watching the rain

Fall on me like the weight of life

They don't understand this pain of mine...

No u do not realize

What I've been through, what I've been through

My mind tellin' me lies

What I've been through, you'd never know....

(ooo...)

World so dark Finger on the trigger

Lost sight of the man in the mirror

Following a hear...

of a sinner

I'm fallin' I'm fallin' I'm fallin'

I've lost my way...

Lost my way...

Lost my way...

Lost my way...

I'm fallin' I'm fallin' I'm fallin'

I've lost my...

Lost in life, I'm just tryna find my way in

Thoughts in my head all keep trying to weigh in

Tryna be found so I guess that i'll keep praying

Sinner all alone

(all alone)

I need savin'...

I been on my own for,

so long so

Sorry if my hearts turned into stone

Sorry I can't please you,

don't need you

This is where I leave you on your own...

You don't realize

What I've been through, what I've been through

My mind tellin' me lies

What I've been through, you'd never know

I've lost my way...

Mmm, lost my way

(ahhhhh)

Lost my way...

Lost my way...

I'm fallin' I'm fallin' I'm fallin'

I've lost my way...

For more infomation >> Sickick - Lost My Way [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:55.

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Very Hot Temps This Week - Duration: 3:01.

For more infomation >> Very Hot Temps This Week - Duration: 3:01.

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Hirving Lozano the hero as Mexico stun holders Germany - Duration: 5:58.

Hirving Lozano the hero as Mexico stun holders Germany

Germany came into Russia 2018 tipped as favorites by many, looking to become the first team to retain the World Cup since Brazil in 1962.

However, their attempt to create history got off to the worst possible start as they fell to a shock opening game defeat to Mexico.

Hirving Lozano was the hero as the strikers first half goal proved the difference between the two sides.   Mexico wasted a series of breakaway chances to increase their advantage in the second period.

  And although the Germans subjected their opponents to a wave of late pressure, El Tri held on for a famous win and celebrated wildly at the final whistle.

    A less than perfect build-up Despite a plethora of depth and talent -- a second string German team won the Confederations Cup last year -- the reigning champions have endured a rocky build-up to Russia 2018.

  On top of a poor run of form which has seen Die Mannschaft win just once in four games, that being a narrow 2-1 home win against Saudi Arabia, two members of the squad have come under the spotlight for being photographed alongside Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

  Mesut Ozil and Ilkay Gundogan, both of Turkish descent, met Erdogan last month with Reutersreporting that both were criticized by German politicians for doing so.

  The pair assured manager Joachim Low they were not trying to make a political point, but Gundogan was booed when he appeared as a substitute against Saudi Arabia.

  While Ozil started against Mexico in Moscow, Gundogan was an unused substitute.     Yet there were no audible signs of discontent from the sizable German contingent in the crowd.

  Mexico, conversely, have been riding the crest of a wave coming into Russia 2018.

  El Tri topped CONCACAF qualifying for the first time since 1998 and the feel good factor continued last week as they were awarded the right to co-host the 2026 World Cup alongside the US and Canada.

    Lively start Those two contrasting moods seemed evident in opening exchanges, as Germany appeared somewhat sluggish and labored.

  Mexico, meanwhile, were lively and full of energy and the front three of Javier Hernandez, Hirving Lozano and Carlos Vela combined early on to force Jerome Boateng into a last-ditch tackle.

The resulting corner caused panic in the Germany box, before a grateful Manuel Neuer pounced on the ball.

  Germany appeared rattled but that early foray forward seemed to spark them into life, as exciting young striker Timo Werner immediately went up the other end and flashed a shot across Guillermo Ochoas goal.

    But any ideas that Germany would waltz to three points in Moscow were quickly quashed.   Mexico are no World Cup novices, only Brazil and todays opponents have advanced from the group stages more often in the past nine tournaments.

  It was soon evident the first half was following a certain pattern: Germany attacking, Mexico hitting their opponents on the counter-attack.

  But Mexico were creating by far the better opportunities and coach Juan Carlos Osorio was soon awarded for his flawless tactical plan.

  It was on another break that Hernandez came short and played a one-two with Carlos Vela, before playing the ball through to the marauding Lozano.

  The PSV forward cut inside Ozil and beat Neuer at this near post to send the huge swathes of green shirts in the stadium wild.     Osorio was certainly living up to his pre-tournament promise.

  We will play good football, attractive football, you will see a great match and feel good about your team, he told reporters before the match.

  The second half continued in much the same vein, with Mexico wasting chance after chance on the break to put the game to bed, first through Hernandezs wasteful pass and then through Miguel Layuns two wayward strikes.

  Osorio became more cautious, taking off Vela and Lozano for Raul Jimenez and Edson Alvarez, before introducing Mexico legend Rafa Marquez, who became only the third player to play at five World Cups and the first in history to captain a country in five.

  His calming influence was crucial, marshaling the space in front of Mexicos back four as wave after wave of German attacks descended on the area.

Low brought on striker Mario Gomez in a final attempt to rescue a point but the Stuttgart forward missed a late header and El Tri held on for their first ever win over Germany in a World Cup.