Liverpool has mitigated the tickling days in Nottingham Forest, Brentford and Bournemouth without giving up a healthy leadership at the Premier League Summit, but Everton will intend to make these trips to appear like Cakewalks on Wednesday night.
The historical opportunity is advocating for eternal rivals in the middle of the week, and Goodison Park was preparing for the host of his last Merseyside Derby in the second attempt before Toffees took into a glitter.
Liverpool was supposed to make a short trip around the city in December, but Storm Darragh forced a node delay and certainly set a more intricate challenge for Reds under the lights.
After a strongly rotated side was a shame in Fa cup in Plymouth on SundayHere, it is expected that the Arne slot will choose for a derby on Wednesday.
GK: Alisson – The Brazilian held clean leaves with clean leaves two Saturdays and was particularly great at Liverpool’s 2-0 victory in Bournemouth.
RB: Conor Bradley – Expected to be available Trent Alexander-Arnold, However, Slot can opt for a firmer Bradley after a graduate academy starred in their victory over Tottenham last Thursday.
CB: Ibrahima Konate – Konate fought in this match last season, but showed signs of returning to his most dominant form in recent exits, which initially fought after returning from an injury in the new year.
CB: Virgil Van Dijk – Van Dijk has no favorite memories of Goodison – lately or lately. After Jordan Pickford contributed to his ACL tears in 2021, the Dutch saw Everton Kill Liverpool’s Dream title last season.
LB: Andy Robertson – The Scot ended the rather indifferent season, but his place in Xi remains relatively safe. Tsimikas Kostas played 90 minutes on weekends.
Cm: Ryan Graveberch – The revelation of the roles in the midfielder base is proven to be a tactical unicorn, and it will be interesting to see how the manager uses him in the fight against the newly made threat of Everton under David Moyes.
Cm: Alexis Mac Allister – Mac Allister played an obscene amount of football last season, but for him there were more breaks and he should be relatively fresh because he barely introduced the derby in recent Liverpool Cup.
RW: Mohamed Salah – Salah’s two strokes helped Liverpool Bournemouth’s big victory, and such efficiency would not have passed Wednesday on Wednesday. He attracted Blanks to his previous two visitors to Goodison Park, but scored seven in 11 games against Toffees.
AM: Dominic Szoboszlai – The Hungarian international man once again enters his own and re -appears as a key gear in a large red machine.
LW: Cody Gakpo – When Salah rarely didn’t shoot, Liverpool turned his gakpo in the last third. He enjoyed his best season Premier league Career and is nailed to start on the left in Goodison.
ST: Darwin Nunez – The groove has turned between several options to the top, but Nunez, as a result of his presence, is a change in the tempo and the ability to facilitate chaos in the box, perhaps the most desirable option against Everton’s elevating veterans.
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