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Coming off a 3-0 win against Crystal Palace on Saturday, Liverpool FC now starts the Carabao Cup on Tuesday. The Reds travel to Premier League side Norwich City in the third round of the competition.
As he has done in year’s past, Jurgen Klopp is expected to heavily rotate his side.
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Liverpool got off to a good start in the Champions League Wednesday, topping AC Milan 3-2. Now the focus shifts back to the Premier League, where the Reds will hope to maintain their unbeaten start to this season against Crystal Palace.
The Reds are likely to have 3-4 chances from their midweek game come Saturday at Anfield. Now that we know the team news, let’s take a look at who Reds boss Jurgen Klopp will likely start in this one.
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Liverpool return to Premier League action on Saturday when they host Crystal Palace. The Reds currently sit tied for second after the first four games this season, level on points but behind in goal differential with leaders table toppers Manchester United.
Crystal Palace sit 11th, with a run of results that includes a win, two draws and a defeat. (For the LFC starting XI prediction go here)
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The Champions League is back baby, and Liverpool FC will host AC Milan on Wednesday night in what is the UCL opener for both sides.
Liverpool should run out a similar team to Sunday’s win at Leeds, as they try to get a valuable win, and grab three points from the jump. Now that we know the latest team news, let’s take a look at the potential first team in this one.
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After a melancholy 3-0 win at Leeds on Sunday, Liverpool start Champions League play Wednesday evening against AC Milan. The legendary Italian club is off to a good start this season, having taken three wins from three matches in Serie A.
Both sides hope to start the Champions League off on the right foot in what should be a very difficult group stage. (For the Liverpool starting xi prediction go here)
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Talented Liverpool youngster Harvey Elliott suffered a gruesome injury at Elland Road vs Leeds this past weekend. In a seemingly innocuous, but also high-paced clash with Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, Elliott crashed to the ground with his foot bent at an ungodly angle. The immediate aftermath of the injury was so severe that Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah, who was first on the scene, had to cover his face with his shirt.
There was a very somber mood on the pitch as players on both sides showed genuine concern for the stricken 18-year-old. Pascal Struijk seemed visibly shaken up and was consoled by countryman Virgil van Dijk on the pitch. He later took to social media to wish Elliot a speedy recovery, saying:
The gloves have well and truly come off between Liverpool FC manager Jurgen Klopp and the FIFA biennial World Cup feasibility study as he slammed the football governing body for their mercenary ways.
The German also accused former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger of having no regard for player welfare. In a very tense portion of his press conference ahead of the Leeds United clash, Klopp took aim at FIFA for a variety of reasons.
Liverpool return to Premier League action this weekend at Leeds United. The Reds sit fifth in the table through three games, with two wins and a draw to their credit so far.
Looking at the team fitness situation, Liverpool will have to make some changes to their line-up from its last game.
The international break is now over, and Liverpool FC return to Premier League action on Sunday. It is a difficult first game back as they travel to Elland Road to face Leeds United.
Liverpool have started the league season off with two wins and a draw, while Leeds have two draws and a defeat thus far. Let’s preview! For the Liverpool Starting XI Prediction go here.
It was a very quiet Transfer Deadline Day, as we expected, for Liverpool. Transfer talk around the club has been pretty much radio silent in recent weeks, and the only move they made was loaning out Rhys Williams to Swansea.
It was a fairly disappointing window for Reds fans, as the team did little to address some of the departures in the squad.
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Liverpool welcome Chelsea on Saturday in a key early-season Premier League fixture. While there will be 35 matches to follow, Saturday’s match-up at Anfield can give some big momentum to the winner, as both of these sides aim to dethrone Manchester City.
Heading into the match, Liverpool expect to have their full squad available.
Liverpool are set to host Chelsea on Saturday in one of the most marquee fixtures of the early season in the Premier League. Both teams have started the season well, winning both their fixtures while scoring five goals and conceding none.
Saturday’s match will be a chance for both sides to lay a marker for the campaign.
