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Here’s how we should line up:
Trent (Virus) comes back into the starting line up after recovery. This should be the same for Joel Matip if he is fit to start on Sunday; the Cameroonian was excellent against Spurs last time out in the Champions League final.Oxlade-Chamberlain starts alongside Gini Wijnaldum in midfield. Liverpool need to take the game to teams at Anfield and Ox will be confident after pulling off a finish you’d expect from Messi. Starting fast will be important against Spurs who, despite their poor form, have shown they can get results against the top sides. Take the lead early and bring on Naby Keita to control the game in the later stages.The front three remains the same who displayed great pieces of link-up play on Wednesday.The form suggests a comfortable win for Liverpool but last week proved recent results mean nothing. Spurs will provide the toughest test of the season, though it’s not clear what approach Mauricio Pochettino will go with. Either way, Anfield will be the difference in a game which should be controlled by the Reds – but we have to take our chances to avoid being punished on the break.Prediction Liverpool 3-1 SpursBy Adam Brown @AdamMNViHow does Paul think Liverpool will line up against Spurs? Check out his starting XI prediction below!
