The Merseyside club are back in Europe's
premier competition for the first time in five
years and host the Bulgarian champions at
Anfield on Tuesday evening
Liverpool will attempt to overcome a mixed
start to the season when they appear in the
Champions League for the first time in five
years on Tuesday night.
A 1-0 home Premier League loss to Aston
Villa on Saturday continued an indifferent
start to the campaign for Brendan Rodgers'
men, who have managed just six points from
their first four games.
But the prospect of Europe's elite club
competition returning to Anfield certainly
offers cause for optimism, especially with
Ludogorets representing a comfortable-
looking opening fixture in Group B for the five-
time winners.

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