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James Milner isn't worried that Liverpool lack a clinical nature after failing to convert their chances against Chelsea in their Premier League clash

Liverpool were trailing for the majority of the match, wasting multiple opportunities to force their way back into the top of the table clash

On a different day, Milner believes more of those chances would have gone in and the fact their creating so many opportunities is an encouraging sign

'The amount of chances we are creating is pleasing and I think you would be more worried if you weren't creating the chances

I'm sure they will start going in a bit easier soon' Milner told Liverpoolfc.com

Liverpool look destined to lose their undefeated streak in the league until Daniel Sturridge came off the bench late on the rescue a point with a wonderstrike against his former club

Milner says the fact that they were able to save the game and have the likes of Sturrdge on the bench speaks volumes of the squad's quality: 'Sometimes you have to find a way to get a point or a win in whatever way you can and it was a positive point

There are still areas we can improve on but they are a top team, they have shown that at the start of the season and they showed that the other night

'We knew it would be tough but I think it's a good point at the end, and hopefully we can use this momentum from late in the game, scoring like that, to take into the last two games before the international break

'It took a moment of quality. We created other good chances and didn't take them but that's the beauty of having as much quality throughout the squad as we do and players like Studge waiting and chomping at the bit to come on

That's what he does – he scores goals. 'No-one has ever doubted his ability, so much ability; he scores goals, look at his goal record for the club, and he's a top-quality player, so we are lucky to have that all throughout the squad and hopefully he can keep contributing like that

' The fixtures don't get any easier for Liverpool as they next take on Manchester City in the league but not before they travel to Napoli in the Champions League

It's a challenge Milner is relishing: 'These are the sort of games you want to play in: good atmospheres, good European games

It's another tough game and that's what we seem to have in every single game at this moment in time but we can deal with that, we just have to keep churning it out and keep trying to improve

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For more infomation >> Breaking News - James Milner confident Liverpool will start converting their chances - Duration: 2:59.

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Eyewitness News for the Cure Pt. 2 - Duration: 8:35.

For more infomation >> Eyewitness News for the Cure Pt. 2 - Duration: 8:35.

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Russian Grand Prix result from Sochi - Daily News - Duration: 5:13.

 Lewis Hamilton won the Russian Grand Prix to further extend his championship lead after Mercedes told Valtteri Bottas to move out of his team-mate's way

 The world champion is now 50 points clear of Sebastian Vettel by taking his eighth and most controversial victory of the year here at the Sochi Autodrom

 Bottas, who had controlled the opening half of the race after retaining his lead from pole position, crossed the line in second ahead of Hamilton's championship rival Vettel

 Hamilton now has the equivalent of two victories in his pocket with just five rounds remaining and 125 points left to play for

 The 33-year-old Briton made a rare mistake in qualifying on Saturday to allow Bottas to take pole, and the Finn made no mistake in holding off his team-mate and Ferrari's Vettel on the opening-lap drag race to turn two

 Hamilton was slow out of his starting marks but managed to keep Vettel at bay despite the Ferrari driver drawing alongside his rival at 200 miles per hour

 After 12 laps Bottas was the first of the leaders to pit for new tyres with Vettel following him in a lap later, and Hamilton stopping at the end of lap 14

The Briton, however, emerged behind Vettel.  "How did that happen?" he asked over the radio as his team boss, Toto Wolff, punched the table in frustration while watching on from the Mercedes garage

 Within moments, Hamilton was crawling all over the back of Vettel's gearbox with the Ferrari driver forced to defend aggressively on the main straight

 But just two bends later, Hamilton this time made the move stick by diving underneath Vettel at the right-handed fourth turn

 Bottas continued to lead only for the former Williams driver, who started this race 110 points behind Hamilton, to be denied his opening win of the year after he was ordered aside

 "You need to let Lewis by into turn 13 this lap," Bottas's race engineer, Tony Ross, said over the radio

 Bottas moved to the right and Hamilton remained on the racing line to assume the net lead

Mercedes chief strategist, James Vowles, was on Bottas' radio to explain their decision

 "Valtteri, it is James," he said. "We had a risk with Lewis against Vettel. He has a small blister (on his tyre)

I had to do this to make sure we secured this."  Tellingly there was no response from Bottas

 Max Verstappen, yet to stop for fresh tyres, was in the lead of the race. The Red Bull driver had excelled in the opening phase, moving up nine places from his position of 19th on the grid in a little more than two laps

 The Dutchman, who turned 21 on Sunday, eventually had to come in for new rubber with 10 laps remaining, and Hamilton was back at the front

 Russian president Vladimir Putin arrived at the race in the closing stages to cheers from the crowd

Putin, flanked by Formula One's former supremo, Bernie Ecclestone, and head of motorsport, Ross Brawn, assumed their seats in the VIP box in the grandstands

 In the closing laps, Bottas was back on the radio, suggesting he should switch places with Hamilton

 "This is how we are going to finish," the Finn was told. "We will talk after the race

"  Kimi Raikkonen crossed the line in fourth ahead of Verstappen and his Red Bull team-mate Daniel Ricciardo

Ferrari-bound Charles Leclerc finished an impressive seventh.

For more infomation >> Russian Grand Prix result from Sochi - Daily News - Duration: 5:13.

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Man Utd news: How much would it cost club to sack Jose Mourinho? - Blog news - Duration: 4:04.

MANCHESTER UNITED boss Jose Mourinho has endured a torrid week on and off the pitch - but how much would it cost the club to sack him?

The Portuguese coach watched his side draw with Wolves at home last Saturday, before Derby knocked the Red Devils out of the Carabao Cup in midweek

Manchester United travelled to West Ham earlier this afternoon but will travel back up north licking their wounds after Felipe Anderson and Marko Arnautovic inflicted a 3-1 defeat on Mourinho's men

Meanwhile, Paul Pogba has been making the headlines after apparently falling out with the United boss again

So with all this going on - could Manchester United bosses actually decide to sack Mourinho?

Well, according to the Sun, it would cost the Old Trafford outfit a whopping £12m to relieve the former Chelsea boss of his duties

Mourinho has two years left to run on his current deal - and would be entitled to an entire season's pay should be sacked early - equalling £12m

A United source told the Sun: "It became quite a protracted affair when it came to discussing a final settlement with Louis van Gaal

"The club wanted to avoid a repeat of that again in the future - especially as Jose earns far in excess of what he did

"Van Gaal held out for every penny but even United have to draw the financial line somewhere with Jose

".Mourinho has repeatedly insisted he will not walk away from the club before his contract ends

But United chiefs may be forced to pull the trigger in the coming weeks.A win for Liverpool against Chelsea this evening would leave the club 11 points off the top of the Premier League before October

Former Manchester United star Dion Dublin isn't sure what the problem is at the former Premier League champions

"At Manchester United I think it is everything that is contributing to their problems," he told BBC Sport

"Is it the players? Possibly. The manager? Possibly. The board? The fans? Possibly

"It is not one thing that has derailed United as a club. But I think it is curable

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