Your team v Wolves (A)

[Nineteenx]

Kelleher

Trent Konate Van Dijk Robertson

Sloppy Gravenberch Mac Allister

Salah Jota Diaz

Get the win, no excuses

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Kelleher
Trent Konate Van Dijk Robertson
Grav MacA
Salah Gakpo Diaz
Núñez

Subs:
Jaros, Gomez, Quansah, Tsimi,
Morton/Endo, Jones, Sobozla,
Jota, Chiesa

That'll do me, Gakpo at 10...

[miller0863]

Jota will start

[miller0863]

Someone else who will definitely start


📊Ibou Konate is ONLY player in the Premier League with a tackle success (100%) or aerial win rate (90%)

[justincredible]

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has spoken to media before their match against Wolves and said on Alisson's injury: "We think he is [ready to return].

"He trained yesterday part of our session, we expect him to do the whole session today.

"We’re really happy, but I want to emphasise did really well with the two games with [Kelleher]. Another example of where we have two or three good options in some positions."

[miller0863]

No excuses, solid start, swarm all over them get in front, stay focused, no gifts and take the three points.

Simples

Our Opponents :

Wolves' squad has been hit by a virus before Liverpool's Premier League visit on Saturday.
Goalkeeper Dan Bentley was ill last week and several of his team-mates are now major doubts for the Molineux clash.
Boss Gary O'Neil, whose side are winless and bottom of the table, did not reveal who could miss the game, but said some players will need to be assessed on Saturday morning.
"There is quite a bit of illness at the moment, there are a few who will need a check on how they are feeling," he added. "Quite a few missed training today [Friday].
"Some of the lads will struggle for tomorrow, whether they don't quite make it or are not fit enough to start. Sometimes it can clear up in 24 hours.
"We are hopeful that all of the guys who have had something over the last couple of days will be fine. But, as the doctors told me, at this stage it's difficult to give a definitive answer."
Defender Yerson Mosquera is expected to be out for the season with a serious knee injury so 20-year-old Alfie Pond, who made his full debut in the Carabao Cup defeat at Brighton last week, could start against the second-placed Reds.
Struggling Wolves are one of six teams looking for their first win of the season, but O'Neil added: "I'm not fazed at all. I'm looking forward to the next part of it.
"First thing is you have to accept where you are. So we accept where we are at this moment and then we fight with everything we have to improve it.
"We have to get the group in the best spot possible for Liverpool and then give absolutely everything to try and improve our points tally