Liverpool Football Club have released a statement after Paul Doyle pleaded guilty to driving his car into more than 100 fans at the club's Premier League title celebrations in May.

In a surprise move at Liverpool Crown Court on Wednesday, the day his trial was due to begin, 54-year-old Doyle pleaded guilty to all 31 offences against him. Doyle had the previous day, denied the offences, which relate to 29 victims aged between six months and 77.

Merseyside Police said Doyle's seven minutes of dangerous driving on May 26 led to his car colliding with 100 men, women and children, causing serious injuries and trapping people underneath his Ford Galaxy Titanium, and it was only by "sheer luck" no one was killed.

Doyle appeared to be shaking and was barely audible at times as he admitted d

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