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London police arrest 466 people for backing banned Palestine Action group

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Police arrest protesters supporting the pro-Palestinian group

Police have arrested 466 people in central London on Saturday for protesting the British government’s decision to ban the pro-Palestinian activist group Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws.

“As of 9pm, 466 people had been arrested for showing support for Palestine Action,” the Metropolitan Police wrote on X on Saturday.

Eight arrests were made for other offences, including five for assaults on officers, but police said none were seriously injured.

Palestine Action is a UK-based group which says it aims to disrupt the operations of weapons manufacturers supplying the Israeli government.

Last month, UK lawmakers voted to proscribe the group after two Palestine Action activists broke into Britain’s largest air base in central England in June, damaging two military aircraft.

The group’s ban makes it illegal under UK law to be a member of – or invite support for – Palestine Action and puts them on par with terrorist organizations such as Hamas, al Qaeda and ISIS.

Large crowds turned up for demonstrations organized by Defend Our Juries on Saturday afternoon at London’s Parliament Square. London’s Metropolitan Police had cautioned that it would arrest anyone showing support for the proscribed group.

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Ukraine’s European allies say peace talks must include Kyiv

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Macron, Zelensky and Starmer spoke on the phone on Saturday

European allies have rallied behind Ukraine in a renewed surge of support, insisting that any peace talks with Russia must include Kyiv.

A joint statement issued by the leaders of the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Poland, Finland and the European Commission came ahead of US President Donald Trump’s meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday.

A White House official has said that Trump is willing to hold a trilateral meeting which would also include Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, but, for now, it remains a Trump-Putin summit, as initially requested by the Russian leader.

Zelensky has said any agreements without Kyiv will amount to “dead decisions”.

Trump has previously suggested that he could start by meeting only with Putin, telling reporters he planned to “start off with Russia.” But the US president also said that he believed “we have a shot at” organising a trilateral meeting with both Putin and Zelensky.

Whether Putin would agree to this is unclear – he has refused several opportunities to hold direct talks, and the two leaders have not met face-to-face since Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than three years ago.

Speaking on Friday, Trump also suggested that there “will be some swapping of territories” in order for Moscow and Kyiv to reach an agreement – to which Zelensky reacted strongly.

“We will not reward Russia for what it has perpetrated,” he said on Telegram. “Any decisions against us, any decisions without Ukraine, are also decisions against peace.”

CBS, the BBC’s US media partner, has reported that the White House is trying to sway European allies to accept an agreement that would include Russia taking the entire Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, and keeping the Crimean Peninsula.

The European leaders, in their statement released late on Saturday night, stressed that “international borders must not be changed by force”.

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North Korea dismantles propaganda speakers at border

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South Korea began taking down some of its own speakers this week

South Korea’s military says North Korea has begun removing some of the loudspeakers used to broadcast propaganda across the border between the two countries.

North Korea’s move appears to be a positive reaction to the overtures from newly elected South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, who had campaigned on improving inter-Korean ties.

South Korea dismantled some of its own loudspeakers earlier this week. It had halted broadcasts along the demilitarised zone shortly after Lee took office in June – prompting a similar response from its neighbour.

South Korean broadcasts had often featured K-pop songs and news reports while the North played unsettling noises, such as howling animals.

In a statement on Saturday, South Korea’s military said it had “detected North Korean troops dismantling propaganda loudspeakers in some parts along the front line from this morning”.

It added: “It remains to be confirmed whether the devices have been removed across all regions, and the military will continue to monitor related activities.”

The speaker broadcasts had been suspended on previous occasions. But after a six-year pause, they resumed in June 2024 in response to Pyongyang’s campaign of sending rubbish-filled balloons to the South.

Residents living along the border had complained that their lives have been blighted by noise coming from both sides, sometimes in the middle of the night.

Seoul claimed the broadcasts could be heard as much as 10km (six miles) across the border in the day and up to 24km (15 miles) at night.

But speaking after South Korea suspended its broadcasts in June, organisations advocating to improve the human rights of North Koreans criticised the move.

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Netanyahu defends Israel’s plan to take over Gaza City

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Bezalel Smotrich (left) speaks to Netanyahu in the Israeli parliament

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defends his government’s plan to take over Gaza City, claiming it is the “best way” to end the war and that operations will move “fairly quickly”

The UK, France and other European countries warn Israel’s plan “risks violating international humanitarian law”, as a UN emergency meeting on Gaza is took place yesterday in New York.

Protests against the government’s decision to expand the Gaza war have intensified in Israel as hostages’ families have condemned the move.

Israel strongly rejects the condemnation with Defence Minister Israel Katz saying it “will not weaken our resolve”.In Gaza, the Hamas-run health ministry reports the total death toll from malnutrition has risen to 217, including 100 children

The Israeli government does not allow international news organisations, including the BBC, into Gaza to report freely.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed media yesterday, in a news conference he said was aimed at “puncturing lies” about the war in Gaza.

Referring to the military plan approved by Israel’s security cabinet on Friday, the PM says Israel wants to “free Gaza”, not to occupy it – and called the plan the “best way” to end the war

Netanyahu outlined a three-step plan to increase aid into Gaza – including designating safe corridors for humanitarian aid distribution

Asked for a timeline on when he wants to conclude the expansion of the new offensive, he said operations will move “fairly quickly” and safe zones will be established first

Responding to a question on US President Trump’s comments about starvation in Gaza, Netanyahu said he appreciates the president’s support – adding Trump has said the hostages should be released and Hamas should not be in Gaza.

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Melcom Taps Former Minister Ibrahim Awal to Drive Strategic Communications

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In a bold move to sharpen its brand visibility and communication strategy, Melcom Group of Companies has appointed former Minister for Business Development and Tourism, Arts and Culture, Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Awal, as its new Communications and Strategy Consultant.

Dr. Ibrahim Awal, a veteran media executive and entrepreneur, brings extensive experience from both the public and private sectors, having previously led the Graphic Communications Group Limited and served as CEO of Chase Petroleum.

The announcement was made at a press soiree, marking Melcom’s 36th anniversary of retail operations in Ghana.

According to the company’s leadership, Dr. Ibrahim Awal’s appointment will play a key role in enhancing stakeholder engagement, strengthening media relations, and positioning the brand for continued growth in a competitive retail environment.

Dr. Ibrahim Awal, in a short acceptance speech, emphasised the importance of staying agile and responsive in today’s market.

“Melcom has survived for over 35 years because of a winning strategy, one rooted in understanding the market and customer expectations. If you understand what customers want, you can deliver better than your competitors,” he said.

He further praised the company’s longstanding commitment to CSR and its efforts to support the media landscape.

“Melcom wants to be known for positive stories—on radio, TV, and in print. Over the last 10 years, the company has invested over GH¢20 million in health, medical supplies and environmental initiatives,” Dr Awal said.

Melcom’s Joint Group Managing Director, Mr. Ramesh Sadhwani, stated the company’s ongoing contributions to health, education, environmental sustainability, and community development.

In education, Melcom has introduced journalism scholarships at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UNIMAC) in memory of its founder, while also providing educational support for the children of its employees.

“Empowering future journalists is vital to strengthening our democracy,” Mr. Sadhwani noted. He added that “this initiative honours our founder’s legacy and champions media excellence.”

On the community front, Melcom has played an active role—constructing health and office facilities in Dawhenya, being the first to respond with aid after the Appiatse explosion, building school washrooms, and assisting disaster victims.

The company’s efforts in workplace safety and environmental responsibility have earned commendations from the Ghana National Fire Service and the World Bank.

A video presentation during the event showcased these achievements with visuals of the company’s donations, projects and recognitions.

The evening concluded with a surprise birthday celebration for Dr. Awal, marked by shared laughter, cake and heartfelt wishes as he embarks on his new journey with Melcom.

 

Why Your Feet Hurt

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Your Shoes

High heels, for example, put more pressure on the balls of your feet, which can thin your foot’s natural padding where you need it most. Avoid heels higher than 2 1/4 inches when you’re going to do a lot of walking. Flip-flops and overly pointed or flexible shoes also could lead to foot pain. You can avoid this if you match the shoe to the activity and make sure of proper fit and support.

Arthritis

Many types of arthritis affect your feet. Osteoarthritis, the most common, happens when cartilage breaks down and allows bone to rub against bone. Gout causes uric acid crystals to build up in your big toe and leads to pain and swelling. In rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and other autoimmune disorders, your body’s immune system attacks the joints in your feet and ankles, causing inflammation.

Sprains and Strains

Sprains pull, twist, or tear the ligaments that connect your bones to each other, often when you fall or get hit. Strains are the same type of damage to the tendons that connect muscles to bone. Aside from the most common spot, the ankle, you can also get them in the middle of your foot, around the arch, or at the base of your big toe. The area may become swollen and bruised, and it’ll probably be hard to walk. Treat it with RICE — rest, ice, compression, elevation — for the first 2 days. Talk to your doctor if it still hurts after 2 weeks.

Broken Bone

Your foot is made up of many small bones. It’s easy to break one of them when you fall, in an accident, or while you’re playing sports. Your foot will likely hurt and get swollen and bruised. The shape around the break, whether toe or instep, may not look right. The doctor will try to get your bone straight again and keep it still with a cast so it can heal. A severe break might require surgery.

Achilles Problems

The Achilles is a thick tendon that connects your calf muscles to your heel. Repeated motion can inflame it (your doctor will call it tendinitis). A jump or fall, often during sports, can tear or rupture it. You might hear a sudden pop and feel a sharp pain in the back of your lower leg. Your heel could swell, and it may hurt to stand on your toes. Rest and icing are important for both. You doctor might suggest surgery in serious cases.

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome

Your tibial nerve goes through this tunnel between your ankle bone and a group of ligaments near the top of your foot. The nerve helps you feel on the bottom of the foot. Swelling from injury, arthritis, bone spurs, fallen arches, or other conditions could push on the nerve. You might have shooting pain, numbness, and a tingling or burning feeling in your foot.

Raynaud’s Phenomenon

This condition causes blood vessels in your hands or feet overreact to cold or stress. During an attack, they narrow and limit blood supply. This can make your toes cold and numb. They could even turn white or blue. As blood returns, they may start to tingle and hurt. Medication can help symptoms and prevent tissue damage.

Stress Fracture

Pounding your feet over and over, as in running, basketball, tennis, and other sports, can cause tiny cracks in your metatarsals — the long bones just below your toes. Once this happens, you’ll notice swelling and pain with any type of activity that caused the injury. Rest for 6-8 weeks to give it a chance to heal. If you don’t, you might create more serious damage that’s harder to treat.

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Profile of Late Samuel Sarpong alias Okofo Sarpong Kumankuma 

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Late Dr. Samuel Sarpong

Dr. Samuel Sarpong was born at Ejisu in the Ashanti Region on 10th November 1957.

Until his untimely demise on August 6, 2025 when he was involved in the Military Helicopter crash at Sikaman in the Akrofuom district, Dr. Sarpong was the first National Vice Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

The late Dr. Samuel Sarpong was appointed Board Chairman of the Cocoa Processing Company by President John Dramani Mahama on the morning of August 6, 2025, the same day he met his untimely death in the helicopter crash from Accra to Obuasi, Johnson Asiedu Nketia, the National chairman of the National Democratic Congress has disclosed.

According to Chairman Asiedu Nketia, he had informed Dr. Sarpong about his appointment letter being issued during their discussion on Tuesday, August 5, and that he was set to officially receive the letter on Wednesday, August 6.

His political background and consistent commitment in support in the building and restructuring of the political fortunes of the NDC goes beyond 1992.

As an administrator and civil servant with strong background in management of security related operations, public administration and governance, he had the ability to handle and profess on the spot workable solutions to delicate security matters.

He had vast experiences not only in politics but also in other strategic areas spanning from education, local governance, security, sports and organizational sustainability.

SCHOOLS ATTENDED

 

2005 – 2007 – Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration Executive Masters in Leadership and Governance (1992 -1996)

Sofia College, (BULGARIA) Diploma in Criminology (1978 – 1981)

Wesley Training College (KUMASI) Teachers Cert A

1973 – 1978

Osei Tutu Secondary School (KUMASI) Ordinary Level Certificate

 

QUALIFICATION/HONORARY DEGREES

 

  1.       -.        Doctor of Rural Development (Honorary)
  2.       –         Doctor of Philosophy (Honorary)
  3.       -.        Doctor of Public Administration (Honorary)
  4.       -.        Master Degree in Leadership in Governance
  5.       -.        Master Degree in Corporate Social Responsibility
  6.       -.        Masters degree: Executive Masters degree in Regional Development held Tel Aviv

2011(7th Dec) – Participant, Function Organization and Assessment Tool (FOAT) and Fiscal decentralization

1984 –  Diploma in Criminology

1981     –    Teachers Cert A

1978     –     O’ Level

 

OFFICES OCCUPIED

Zonal Head of Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) Brong Ahafo and Ashanti Regions 2009

Metropolitan Chief Executive (Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly) 2009 to 2013

Ashanti Regional Minister(25th Feb – 25th March 2013)

Centra Regional minister (25th March – 25th March 2014)

Ashanti Regional minister (2014 – 2015)

Managing Director of State Housing Corporation (2015 to 2017).

 

HONORARY DEGREES

 

2013 – Perish Terishtrofic Honorary International (SWEDEN) – Doctor of Rural Development. (Honorary)

2015 – University of Berkley, (CALIFORNIA) United States of America – Doctor of philosophy. (Honorary)

2016 – Commonwealth University (UNITED KINGDOM) – Doctor of Public Administration. (Honorary)

2016

Leadership and governance

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

1981-1984        –     Teaching at Juabeng Secondary School (Sports)

1985-1990       –     Panel Member, Ashanti Regional Investigation Committee (ASHRI)

1990-1992       –       Chairman, Ashanti Regional Investigation Committee (ASHRIC)

1992-1996          –        Senior Staff, Serious Fraud Office, Ashanti and Brong Ahafo Regions

1997-2008       –      Zonal Head of Serious Fraud Office, Ashanti and Brong Ahafo Region

1997-2001    –     Security Co-ordinator, National Sports Council, Ashanti Region

2000   –       Member and Chairman of Local Committee in charge of security, CAN 2000 Cup of Nations

2009- 2012    –   Chief Executive, Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly

2010-2012      –     Dean of MMDCEs Ashanti Region

2013               –       Regional Minister

2016 – NDC Parliamentary Candidate for Nhyiaeso

2015 – 2017 – Managing Director, State Housing Company

 

September 2020 – Honoured as Outstanding Politician by the Pan- African Heroes Foundation, seen as a unifier and Unmatched Ghanaian Politician who served as Mayor of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly and a Regional Minister for both Ashanti and Central regions and the Managing Director of State Housing Company.

 

COURSES AND SEMINARS ATTENDED

 

1999                 –                 A course in Employee Performance Appraisal in Accra

2000 (July)        –              Management and Development Seminar on Project Monitoring Evaluation and Sustainability at GIMPA

 

2001                 –                Special course on presentation skills by Crown Agent, UK at GIMPA

2008                –                 A four day ministerial course on Global Governance in South Africa

2009 (4th -6th Nov)   –      Participant, Vale International Conference on Sustainable Foreign Direct Investment, New York, USA

2009 (25th – 29th May)   –   Regional Local Governance Programme at GIMPA, Accra

2009 (8th – 12th June)      –   Participant, a five-day

orientation program for Chief executives of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assembly

2010 (28th Nov – 4th Dec).  -.  Participant and the presenter, Institute of Applied Science Conference on Circular Economy Rhineland – Palantinate 2010 held back in Birkenfield, Germany.

2010 (5th – 7th Dec).    -.     Participant, Rehotot Conference 2010, to discuss and develop innovative strategies and best practices towards Inclusive and Sustainable Local Commonwealth University (UNITED KINGDOM) Master’s Degree incorporate Social Responsibility

 

Achievements as Mayor of Kumasi

Kumasi witnessed an atmosphere of peace and security due to a well sustained and deliberate security measures pursued by the Assembly under his tenure as the mayor of Kumasi.

It was during his tenure that wood workers were successfully evacuated from Anloga to Sokoban Wood village in spite of the strong resistance posed by the wood workers at Anloga to move.

 

Expansion and modernization of Kumasi

To support the already rooted occupation of trading of the people of Kumasi the Assembly (KMA) under Dr. Sarpong’s leadership decided to expand, develop and modernize satellite markets in the metropolis resulting in the construction of about three big satellites markets at Ahensan, Asawase, and Kroforom.

The Kumasi Central market, which is one of the morden multipurpose marketing facilities in West Africa, was awarded on contract under my administration. It took several efforts and development oriented vision to search and identify a good track record company in faraway Brazil to undertake the construction of the Kumasi Central market which has the potential to turn around the economic fortunes of Kumasi and Ghana as a whole.

CONSTRUCTION OF KOTOBRABA MARKET

AND CAPE COAST SPORTS STADIUM

Notwithstanding the fact that Cape Coast Sports Stadium was a baby of the Central Government, the Central Regional Co-ordinating Council under Dr. Sarpong’s leadership as a Regional Minister played an effective supervisory role in the realization of the project. The same can be said about the Kotokraba market at Cape Coast. Apart from supervising the construction of other national projects at the central region, through his instrumentality, a unified front was built between the government and traditional leaders in the Central region leading to the construction of a Fish storage facility at Elmina including other similar projects in Central region.

 

GALAMSEY FIGHT

It was during his tenure as the Central Regional Minister that the fight against galamsey was taken to a higher height in Central Region leading to the reduction of galamsey activities to the barest minimum in the Central region.

 

CHIEFTAINCY TITLE

In appreciation of his efforts at development in the Central region the Chiefs and the Traditional Council in the Central region installed him as a chief and conferred OKOFO SARPONG KUMANKUMA as his stool name.

 

PERSONAL SKILLS AND STRENGTH

Dr. Sarpong is a Computer literate with the ability to manage website and undertake effective coordination of events and news items on social media.

An athlete with special knowledge in relay race, long and table tennis, Dr. Sarpong has the ability to read storm and predict results in security related matters.

The team player he was, Dr. Sarpong is Results Oriented and security conscious. He has the ability to contain and work under pressure to realize the needed results even under challenging conditions as well as the ability to anticipate, predict, analyze and react with precision to security situations before they degenerate into chaotic situations.

His Organizational ability to mobilize or organize human resources to help boost commitments level of workforce for the accomplishment of set goals coupled with his ability to learn, respect and accept divergent views from others was superb.

He is a Christian (Methodist), a pianist and is survived by a wife and five children.

Pix: Late Dr. Samuel Sarpong

Second boxer dies from brain injury after Tokyo event

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Boxer dies from brain injury

A second Japanese boxer has died from a brain injury suffered at an event in Tokyo.

Hiromasa Urakawa, 28, died on Saturday after he was beaten via knockout in the eighth round of his fight with Yoji Saito on 2 August.

It follows the death of Shigetoshi Kotari on Friday from injuries sustained during a separate bout on the same card at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall.

Both boxers underwent surgery for subdural haematoma – a condition where blood collects between the skull and the brain.

The World Boxing Organisation (WBO) said, external it “mourns the passing of Japanese boxer Hiromasa Urakawa, who tragically succumbed to injuries sustained during his fight against Yoji Saito”.

It added: “This heartbreaking news comes just days after the passing of Shigetoshi Kotari, who died from injuries suffered in his fight on the same card.

“We extend our deepest condolences to the families, friends and the Japanese boxing community during this incredibly difficult time.”

Following the event, the Japan Boxing Commission (JBC) announced all Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) title bouts will now be 10 rounds instead of 12.

Japanese media reports, external the JBC has launched an investigation and is planning to hold a meeting in September to discuss the deaths.

Urakawa is the third high-profile boxer to die in 2025 after Irishman John Cooney passed away in February following a fight in Belfast.

Cooney died aged 28 after suffering an intracranial haemorrhage from his fight against Welshman Nathan Howells.

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Salah calls out Uefa over wording of tribute to ‘Palestinian Pele’

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Mohamed Salah

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has called out Uefa over a tribute to Palestinian footballer Suleiman al-Obeid it posted on social media which failed to refer to the circumstances surrounding his death.

On Thursday, the Palestinian Football Association (PFA) said Obeid was killed in an Israeli attack while waiting for humanitarian aid in the southern Gaza Strip the previous day.

The 41-year-old, who was known as the “Pele of Palestinian football” according to the PFA, scored more than 100 goals during his career, including two in 24 international matches.

In a post on X on Friday, Uefa said: “Farewell to Suleiman al-Obeid, the ‘Palestinian Pele’.

“A talent who gave hope to countless children, even in the darkest of times.”

On Saturday, Egypt international Salah, 33, responded with, external: “Can you tell us how he died, where, and why?”

BBC Sport has contacted Uefa for comment.

Israel began its military offensive in Gaza after the Hamas-led attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage.

Since then, more than 61,300 people have been killed in Gaza as a result of Israeli military operations.

At least 38 people have also been killed and 491 injured as a result of Israeli military activity over the past 24 hours, the Hamas-run health ministry said on Saturday.

The UN reported earlier this month that 1,373 Palestinians have been killed seeking food since late May, when a new US and Israeli-backed organisation Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) set up aid distribution sites.

Salah has previously advocated for humanitarian aid to be allowed into Gaza and called for “world leaders to come together to prevent further slaughter of innocent souls” amid the conflict.

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Crystal Palace beat Liverpool on penalties to win Community Shield

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Crystal Palace celebrate winning the Community Shield for the first time

Crystal Palace started the new season with a suddenly familiar feeling, basking in trophy glory as triumphant underdogs at Wembley.

The FA Cup holders beat Premier League champions Liverpool 3-2 on penalties after a 2-2 draw to win an enthralling Community Shield on Sunday.

Goalkeeper Dean Henderson was the shootout hero for Palace as he saved from Alexis Mac Allister and Harvey Elliott, while Mohamed Salah sent his kick over the bar.

It allowed 21-year-old midfielder Justin Devenny, sent on as a stoppage-time substitute, to smash the winning penalty past Alisson.

Palace, who had not won a major trophy in their history until this year, have now earned two in three months at Wembley, having snatched the first at Manchester City’s expense.

They are also the first side to win the Community Shield on their debut in the match for 50 years, since Derby County in 1975.

Spot-kicks provided a thrilling conclusion to one of the most exciting season openers in years, in which the drama started in just the fourth minute.

Four of Liverpool’s five major summer signings started, and two of those players combined to brilliant effect in the early moments at sun-drenched Wembley.

Florian Wirtz, Liverpool’s £116m record signing, fed Hugo Ekitike on the edge of the box and the French striker turned and struck a low right-foot shot into the far bottom right corner, beyond the diving Henderson.

Palace were undaunted and deservedly equalised 13 minutes later when Jean-Philippe Mateta slotted in from the spot after Virgil van Dijk fouled Ismaila Sarr. Mateta would also score in the shootout later.

But soon after, yet another Liverpool newcomer stepped up as right-back Jeremie Frimpong jinked into the Palace box and chipped what looked like a cross over Henderson, the ball hitting the far post and bouncing in.

Moments earlier, Liverpool’s supporters had been paying a 20th-minute tribute to Diogo Jota, the forward who wore the number 20 shirt for the club before his tragic death in a car crash last month.

Ekitike should have extended the Reds’ advantage in the opening minute of the second half but guided a header wide from inside the six-yard box. The new signing from Eintracht Frankfurt also blazed over from 12 yards.

Liverpool were made to pay when Ismaila Sarr was played onside by Frimpong and finished clinically in off the post.

Palace felt they should then have had a penalty when Mac Allister appeared to handle a cross, but the on-field decision was upheld by the video assistant referee, before Devenny was inches away from scoring the winner in the final seconds.

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