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Jurgen Klopp has made five changes to the Liverpool side that won 4-1 over Brentford on Saturday with Quansah, Gomez, Gravenberch, Gakpo and Elliott all entering the team. Notably, no Salah and no Nunez on the bench. Rob Edwards has made no changes from Luton following their 2-1 defeat to Manchester United at the weekend.
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Liverpool
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XI: Kelleher, Bradley, Quansah, van Dijk, Gomez, Gravenberch, Endo, Mac Allister, Elliott, Gakpo, Diaz
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Subs: Konate, Adrian, Tsimikas, Robertson, Clark, Gordon, Nyoni, Danns, McConnell
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Luton Town
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XI: Kaminski, Mengi, Osho, Bell, Ogbene, Sambi Lokonga, Barkley, Doughty, Morris, Chong, Woodrow
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Subs: Potts, Berry, Kabore, Burke, Mpanzu, Clark, Krul, Townsend, Nelson.
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Referee: Andrew Madley (West Yorkshire)
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Hello and welcome to Anfield for tonightâs Premier League meeting between Liverpool and Luton Town. The Premier League leaders, whose 57 points are one better than Manchester City (56) and two ahead of Arsenal (55), are playing host to the Hatters, who remain at 18th and inside the relegation zone after Saturdayâs closely played 2-1 defeat to Manchester United.
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The big story with Liverpool concerns their mounting injury list, which has come to resemble a Mash unit. Jurgen Kloppâs side will be without Alisson (âfor the foreseeableâ) and Diogo Jota, who is expected to miss several months. Mo Salah is also in doubt for todayâs match in addition to Trent ÂAlexander-Arnold, Curtis Jones, Thiago Alcântara and possibly Dominik Szoboszlai.
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The team sheets will be with us any moment and weâll have them over to you directly.
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important events
5 minutes: Liverpool have another chance. Harvey Elliott fed a nice ball to Diaz, who spun off Osho and scored on the goal line. This time the Colombian took a shot, but it went wide of the right post.
3 minutes: And Luis Diaz will get his chance early on. He plays until the end and has defenders all by himself. But he can’t shoot on target.
2 minutes: Liverpool play short of a corner and score their second goal in the first 90 seconds. Nothing came of it, but they continued to hold onto the ball while organizing their attack.
Liverpool vs Luton will take place…
1 minute: And we’re off! Luton start attacking from left to right in their traditional away kit. Liverpool progress from right to left with their familiar bright red stripes. And the hosts have already won a corner…
The team came out of the tunnel. Allez Allez The roar of Allez flows from the cup. It’s not that long anymore.
Fun fact: Luton have played more away games without a win than any other Liverpool opponent (14). It has also been almost 33 years since the last time we beat the Reds, home or away, when Ian Dowie scored two late goals. resulted in a 3-1 come-from-behind victory. They beat the Reds on an artificial pitch at Kenilworth Road.
Tahith Chong’s goal nearly cost the Hatters a win in November, but Liverpool were able to salvage a point with a 95th-minute goal from super-sub Luis Diaz.
“They are” [Mo Salah and Darwin Nunez] We couldn’t play tonight,” said Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. “Everyone who can play tonight will be there. From here we’ll see who’s coming back. [Sundayâs Carabao Cup final against Chelsea], but that doesn’t matter at the moment. ”
He added: “We are completely different from last time.” [facing Luton] They did well and we should have scored. I have watched a lot of Luton games and their progress has been phenomenal and they deserve a lot of respect.
“Luton have had a very realistic start.” [at the start of the season] Since then, it has developed based on football.What Rob says is really great work. [Edwards] I’m doing it there. Will it be a test for us? yes.
“It’s about going out there and causing problems and winning games.”
Navel gazing elsewhere in the northwestSir Jim Ratcliffe has outlined plans to return Manchester United to their former glory by “knocking Liverpool and Manchester City off their perches” within the next three years.
Less than 24 hours after taking over the reins of football operations at Old Trafford, the 71-year-old billionaire has broken from the way his rivals have been far ahead in the 11 years since Sir Alex Ferguson. , admitted United would have to learn a tough lesson. Departure of €™.
In a wide-ranging interview, Ratcliffe declined to be addressed directly about Erik ten Hag’s future. But he said the failure of multiple managers since 2013 suggested the structure and atmosphere at the club needed fixing more than anything else.
“We have a lot to learn from noisy neighbors and other neighbors,” Ratcliffe said. “After all, they are enemies. There is nothing I would like more than to knock them both off their perches.
“But they have been in a good place for some time now and there are some things we can learn from both of them. They have a good organization, they have good people within the organization, they have good and motivated people. I work in an elite environment. I have a lot of respect for them, but they are still my enemies.”
Dear team!
Manager Jurgen Klopp made five changes to the Liverpool squad that beat Brentford 4-1 on Saturday, with Quansah, Gomez, Grabenberch, Gakpo and Elliott all in the squad. Notably, Salah and Nunez are not on the bench. Rob Edwards was left unchanged from Luton following the 2-1 defeat at Manchester United at the weekend.
liverpool
11: Kelleher, Bradley, Quansah, Van Dijk, Gomez, Grabenberch, Endo, Mac Allister, Elliott, Gakpo, Dias
sub: Konate, Adrian, Tsimikas, Robertson, Clarke, Gordon, Nyoni, Dunnes, McConnell.
luton town
11: Kaminsky, Mengi, Osho, Bell, Ogbene, Sambi Lokonga, Barclay, Doughty, Morris, Chong, Woodrow.
sub: Potts, Berry, Kabore, Burke, Mpanzu, Clark, Krull, Townsend, Nelson.
Referee: Andrew Madeley (West Yorkshire)
preamble
Hello. Welcome to Anfield for tonight’s Premier League match between Liverpool and Luton Town. At the top of the Premier League, with 57 points, one ahead of Manchester City (56) and two ahead of Arsenal (55), they will face the Hatters, who remain in 18th place and within the relegation zone after a close game on Saturday. -1 loss to Manchester United.
The big story for Liverpool has been around their growing injury list, which is starting to resemble a mush unit. Jurgen Klopp’s side will be without Alisson (for the foreseeable future) and Diogo Jota, who is expected to be out for several months. In addition to Trent Alexander-Arnold, Curtis Jones, Thiago Alcantara and possibly Dominik Szoboszlai, Mo Salah is also doubtful for today’s match.
The team sheet will be readily available and will be handed to you directly.
