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New Delhi: English giants Liverpool celebrate the Golden Jubilee in their all-red jersey colour since wearing them for the first ever time in 1964. Liverpool who are regarded as the Reds, wore the jersey for the first time against Anderlecht in the European Cup at Anfield.
Since then everything has been part of a successful era where the club won 12 domestic league titles, five European Championships and three UEFA Cup and Super Cup. This made them be regarded as one of Europe’s best clubs and a lot of work has gone on since then. Prior to the official red jersey, Liverpool wore the blue and white strip which looked similar to that of Blackburn Rovers’ outfit.
Here is the team’s photograph wearing the red jersey for the first ever time.
Former Carlisle United and Preston North End player Bill Shankly, who took over as Liverpool manager in 1959, was the think-tank behind the iconic red jersey for Liverpool. Shankly who managed the Reds for 15 years paved a way for success and won many honours during his reign.
Shankly who had once stated that when they wore the all-red for the first time, the players looked like giants and they also played like giants.
Johannesburg: Serbian tennis ace Novak Djokovic has continued his domination on an unchanged top 10 in the latest world tennis rankings released by the ATP on Monday.
Djokovic tops the standings with 11,360 points to hold an advantage of 1,585 over second placed Swiss Roger Federer, who added to his own total by leading his country to Davis Cup victory over France at weekend, Sport24 reported.
Australian Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka, fourth in the rankings, was also part of that successful team. The only movement in the top 20 saw Gael Monfils, a member of the losing French side, skip John Isner to go 18th.
ATP top 10 tennis players are:
1. Novak Djokovic
2. Roger Federer
3. Rafael Nadal
4. Stanislas Wawrinka
5. Kei Nishikori
6. Andy Murray
7. Tomas Berdych
8. Milos Raonic
9. Marin Cilic
10. David Ferrer
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