Liverpool host Huddersfield Town at Anfield on Friday evening aiming to make it 10 wins in a row across all competitions and maintain their charge towards Premier League glory.
Sunday’s 2-0 win at Cardiff City saw Jurgen Klopp’s side regain top spot in the table, although they have played a game more than Manchester City, who play neighbours Manchester United on Wednesday.
Nevertheless, the Reds will be firm favourites to overcome relegated Huddersfield on Friday before the Champions League semi-final first-leg against Barcelona.
Fabinho suffered a head injury minutes after coming in as a substitute at Cardiff City but Klopp has indicated the Brazilian will be available for selection on Friday.
Dejan Lovren has now missed Liverpool’s last two games with illness, but should be fine to return against Huddersfield. But Adam Lallana remains doubtful for the upcoming home game.
The Brazilian is Liverpool’s first-choice keeper and should be in goal on Friday.
Alexander-Arnold didn’t have the best of games against Cardiff City but the upcoming game could be a great opportunity for him to show his class.
He has been in fantastic form alongside Virgil van Dijk and deserves to keep his place in the team.
A leader and a fantastic organiser of the backline, Van Dijk is certain to start on Friday.
The energetic Robertson is one of the crucial members of the team and is expected to start at left-back.
Keita has picked up form of late and his recent performances make him an indispensable figure for Klopp.
Henderson has done well in an advanced role this season but he could be handed a deeper job against the Terriers.
With Barcelona on the horizon, Klopp could shuffle his pack on Friday and give Shaqiri a rare start. The Swiss attacker should look to grab the opportunity with both the hands.
Salah has come to life in recent weeks and will look to give a torrid time to the Huddersfield defenders at Anfield.
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Mane is one of the in-form players in Europe. He would be looking to add to his season’s tally when he faces the Terriers.
Firmino is one of the crucial cogs in Klopp’s system and is expected to retain his place in the starting XI.