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Here’s how we should line up:
The strongest back five starts ready to deal with the threat of Son Heung-Min and Harry Kane. Referees will hopefully be more aware of the English striker’s antics in regards to backing into players who are airborne challenging for the ball – Liverpool’s injury list is long enough.Physios are working “pretty much 24-hours” according to Klopp to ensure Joel Matip is fit to start. Expect Nat Phillips to come in otherwise.Henderson should play in the six behind Wijnaldum and Curtis Jones. Naby Keita could feature but it’s unlikely to be from the start with the Reds manager stating that the Guinean needs to find some rhythm.Speaking on Keita’s injury, Klopp said: “Nobody is in doubt about Naby’s qualities, but when you are injured, you need to get a bit of luck and he didn’t have that luck.”The main front three start in a game where Liverpool’s top stars normally perform.Spurs present a difficult task but the key factor here will be the fans. The Reds looked unplayable against Wolves and a different Liverpool should turn up to the one we saw on the rainy Sunday evening in West London. Score prediction: Liverpool 2 – 0 Spurs
