Liverpool are a moment in the Premier League standings with six games for the finale, however, despite their first position, they still have to constantly show the type of football that has laid the groundwork for their winning season in 2019/20.
Many of Liverpool’s doubts about this edition stem from his 7–2 loss to Aston Villa, which will be remembered for the rest of the season, but the doubts also stem from his overall inability to keep the leaves blank in the league: they only have a game of six.
The fact that their expected war parts are not yet in such a high position is partly due to this weekend’s war parties, West Ham United.
In the last series of matches, David Moyes’s look won a point against an aspect of Manchester City that was bad for the season, and a week earlier he had done the same in an impressive 3–3 draw. with Tottenham Hotspur.
West Ham fell in a big loss to current table winners and rivals Liverpool Everton, so the Hammers played their small role in the way the early season image was shaped.
The east side of London is the most sensible half outdoors, the 12th despite a first round of tricky matches.
They will watch to continue their intelligent form in front of the big groups when they arrive at Anfield on Saturday night.
“I put my team to win and get results,” Moyes said at his pre-match press conference.
“I was pleased to draw a point from those two matches [against Tottenham and Man City]. We’re going in the right direction and we’re making progress, so I’m satisfied with the players in general.
“They did a smart task, but I’m not going to say that every week there’s some other game and we have to do it again.
“We were unlucky enough not to get a result [at Anfield] last time, the least we deserved a tie, so I think there are symptoms of improvement. “
Liverpool, meanwhile, will seek to overtake Everton in the most sensible spot on the table, at least temporarily, as the Toffees will not play until Sunday when they arrive in Newcastle.
Although Liverpool’s defense struggled in the League, they had two wins and two blanks in the Champions League, yet they entered this attack after a win against FC Midtjylland, they were far from convincing against the Danes.
The most prominent player on this right-back fit, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and if Liverpool were to go to the area as planned on Saturday, he would make his 100th appearance in the league for his club for years of training.
“It’s a lot, a trip,” Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said of the England foreigner this week.
“He came here with a base as a player, as a person, and used it to advance his development.
“Of course, when you look at his age [22], there’s a lot to do, and he’ll benefit. It will be a bigger user, it may be complicated, but more a utility and all that.
“It’s great to be a part of this journey, to be honest, because everyone dreams of something like this and then, when you’re a part of it, it makes it pretty special. “
Alexander-Arnold would have to take his position in Liverpool’s full 4 for this goal, but the position to his left may be at stake.
Joe Gomez will most likely take the position of the injured Virgil van Dijk on the left-back, and with Fabinho injured and Joel Matip in doubt, one of Nathaniel Phillips, 23, or 19-year-old defender Rhys Williams might just have a chance, Williams has already made two appearances as a Substitute in the Champions League.
Elsewhere, Thiago can return to the team and Naby Keata will also be evaluated on the day of the adjustment.
Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum were limited to forty-five minutes mid-week, so they will most likely take their position in midfield for the house team.
Michail Antonio will be a big mistake for visitors after injuring the hamr tendon in front of city, but new recruit Said Benrahma may be on the bench.
Alisson: Alexander-Arnold, Phillips, Gomez, Robertson; Jones, Wijnaldum, Henderson; Salah, Firmino, Mane.
Fabiaski; Coufal, Balbuena, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Masuaku; Bowen, Rice, Souek, Fornals; Haller
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