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Rodgers should leave sentiment apart and select the right player. Play M. Can - Lucas Henders as DM .. Gerrad should be push forward.. Lose or draw and the red will crash out of Europe.. *************************************************** 8 December 2014 Updated 19:14 GMT Brendan Rodgers says Tuesday's must-win Champions League game with Basel is a chance for his players to write themselves into Liverpool folklore. Rodgers' side must beat the Swiss team at Anfield to seal second place in Group B and reach the knockout stage. "It will be a great night and it is up to us to get the job done," the Liverpool manager said. "It is an opportunity for the players to qualify and make sure they write themselves into folklore." Liverpool have been in a similar position in the Champions League before, going into a home game against Olympiakos in December 2004 needing a win to reach the last 16. They trailed 1-0 at half-time but turned the game around to win 3-1 and qualify ahead of the Greek side en route to winning the trophy. While Liverpool have to win on Tuesday, a draw will be enough to take Basel through alongside group winners Real Madrid. "We would have taken this when the draw was made," continued Rodgers. "In my time here we have had games that were deemed as must-win games and more times than not we have won them. "We arrive into tomorrow night with great confidence that we can get the job done. "We are only focusing on the positive result. We see it as an opportunity rather than a threat to anything we are doing this season." Captain Steven Gerrard is expected to return to the side having come off the bench during their disappointing 0-0 home draw with Sunderland in the Premier League on Saturday. Gerrard's goal against Olympiakos in 2004 earned progression from the group stage, as Liverpool went on to win the Champions League Gerrard has been a driving force for the Reds in Europe down the years - especially in the 2005 final - but Rodgers insists that other players must shoulder the responsibility of ensuring victory over Basel. "In terms of Steven - we can't just be reliant solely on him, this has to be about a team performance. We need other players to step up to the mark, taking on responsibility and being a catalyst and not place it on his shoulders," added Rodgers. "We have shown in recent weeks the group is starting to come together again. Slowly, game by game, I can see the difference in the team, the focus and concentration, and we have quality in the squad." With striker Mario Balotelli (groin) still not fit Fabio Borini could earn a recall to the bench - having been omitted on Saturday against Sunderland - as back-up for Rickie Lambert. Centre-back Mamadou Sakho trained with the squad in their open session on Monday night but is unlikely to make the match after a long lay-off with a thigh injury. Liverpool squad (provisional): Mignolet, Johnson, Toure, Skrtel, Moreno, Lucas, Allen, Henderson, Gerrard, Sterling, Lambert, Jones, Manquillo, Lovren, Enrique, Can, Coutinho, Lallana, Markovic, Borini. http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/29363537 ******************************* From the moment the draw for the Champions League group stages was made, there always seemed a good chance Liverpool's final match against FC Basel could be decisive. At Anfield, against the group's other most likely side to finish second behind Real Madrid, and knowing that nothing less than a positive result would do. In the end, that's how it's turned out, though the path to get to this point has been far rockier than most ever expected. Few would have expected Liverpool would have only four points heading into their final match, their win and draw coming against the group's supposed cannon fodder, Ludogorets, who also have four points but trail head to head. Basel, who have won two matches including their first against Liverpool, stand on six points and are the better positioned side to advance, knowing a draw on Tuesday night will be enough to qualify them for the knockout rounds. I all likelihood, that means sitting back, setting up on the counter, and hoping that Liverpool's struggles in attack continue. Striker Marco Streller scored when the two sides first met, his 52nd minute strike handing the Swiss side all three points. He and speedy 20- year-old Derlis Gonzalez, who has scored twice in the Champions League and is Basel's next Mohamed Salah or next next Xherdan Shaqiri on the wing, will likely provide the Swiss side's main attacking threat. Midfielder Shkelzen Gashi, Basel's set piece taker and leading scorer in the league, will look to arrive in the box late to pounce on any scrambled balls. He's also got a deadly shot from distance, both from open play and dead ball situations, and regularly scores the kind of driven goals from outside the penalty area that once made Steven Gerrard famous. For Liverpool: Mignolet Johnson Skrtel Toure Enrique Henderson Gerrard Lallana Sterling Lambert Coutinho If Brendan Rodgers is feeling particularly bold, this might seem just the match to bring Emre Can and Lazar Markovic back into the side. Can was Liverpool's best against Chelsea a month ago but rather hasn't seen the pitch since, while Markovic, bar a late cameo against Sunderland, has been sidelined himself after a few promising Champions League performances. It seems more likely, though, that the manager will stick with some of the players who have been key to the club's recent improvement. It also seems likely that after Lucas started his fourth match in a row on the weekend while Steven Gerrard rested, the two will now swap roles. What seems less certain is whether Gerrard plays at the base or the top of midfield. There are potential problems either way—Gerrard has been downright poor in the holding role on one hand and would mean no room for one of Lallana, Coutinho, or Sterling on the other. Though given Can is out of favour, Lucas' recent heavy match- load, and that most of Rodgers' remaining options are more attack- minded, a return to the base of midfield might be most likely. And regardless of how that midfield sets up, the biggest question mark might actually be up top. Mario Balotelli remains missing, Daniel Sturridge remains injured, and Rickie Lambert has started five matches in a row now. He has also looked increasingly statuesque, an exhausted 32-year-old who saw little action through the first three months of the season. Against Sunderland, he might as well not have been on the pitch once the second half started. Yet with Fabio Borini unable to even make the bench of late with no other striking options and a clearly exhausted Lambert, one would have to expect more of the same on Tuesday. Hopefully, if Liverpool can score early, it won't turn into a major problem. http://liverpooloffside.sbnation.com/2014/12/8/7352783/liverpool-vs-fc-basel-match-preview-team-news-and-ways-to-watch |
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Manuel Pellegrini’s side looked near their irresistible best during the 4-1 win over Sunderland in midweek and the champions will be seeking their fourth straight win in the league. In contrast, Everton were disappointing in a 1-1 draw against Hull at Goodison Park on Wednesday and were jeered off the field by their supporters. Manager Roberto Martinez blamed fatigue for the lacklustre performance but Everton's schedule does not ease on the run to Christmas, with FK Krasnodar due on Merseyside in the Europa League next Thursday. Team news City striker Edin Dzeko and left-back Aleksandar Kolarov could return to the squad after overcoming calf injuries. Captain Vincent Kompany (hamstring) and playmaker David Silva (knee) remain on the sidelines, while striker Stevan Jovetic is rested as a precaution after suffering a knock in the midweek win at the Stadium of Light. There are no concerns about midfielder Yaya Toure although he missed training on Friday due to a sore throat. Everton are set to welcome back defender Antolin Alcaraz, who missed the last six matches due to a shoulder problem. Martinez does not expect Steven Naismith, James McCarthy (both hamstring) or Darron Gibson (knee) to be ready to make their comebacks this weekend, but Arouna Kone and Bryan Oviedo may feature as their return to full fitness continues. Merson’s prediction “I’ve been quite disappointed with Everton, if I’m being honest. I thought they had a bad result against Hull in midweek but Man City are flying again now. To have away games at Sunderland and Southampton and score seven goals; I think they’re back and I can’t see anything but a Man City win." PAUL PREDICTS: 3-0 (Sky Bet odds 10/1) Opta Facts Manchester City have kept just one clean sheet in their last 17 Premier League encounters with Everton. Frank Lampard has scored three goals in his last three Premier League starts against Everton. Sergio Aguero has scored seven times in his last eight home league appearances for Man City. Roberto Martinez has faced Manchester City 10 times in the Premier League as a manager, and never been on the winning side (D1 L9). Romelu Lukaku has scored in both Premier League appearances for Everton against City. http://www1.skysports.com/football/live/match/313530/preview |
Stoke City v Arsenal - Preview Related Stories Stoke City v Arsenal Arsène Wenger THE QUOTE “It’s always a very heated and committed game. We want to prepare for that but at the end of the day it’s the quality of the football that has to make the difference.” THE SET-UP Three wins and three clean sheets has done much for Arsenal’s state of mind before the perennially tough trip to Stoke. The perception may be that the industry and inspiration of Alexis is carrying Arsène Wenger’s men right now but, in fact, the key change has been the solidity of the backline. Laurent Koscielny ’s return has been a major factor. But the Frenchman is doubtful for Saturday’s game following 180 intense minutes this week - his first games for almost two months. Nacho Monreal , the quiet yeoman who covered much of Koscielny’s absence, is also out so Kieran Gibbs will return at left back. Emi Martinez has proved an excellent deputy for Wojciech Szczesny but he is still young. So Arsenal’s key area of improvement has had more changes going into a game that, in the past, has had the potential to derail them. ARSENAL Change is good sometimes. Like when you are trying to break down a tough and talented Southampton side at Emirates Stadium. Alexis got the goal with minutes left but Arsenal had been flagging somewhat before the introduction of Olivier Giroud and Lukas Podolski from the bench. Returning players have given the manager options once again and that is crucial when so many games are decided upon the impetus of those introduced late on. “Offensively, we have many options and of course that helps in games that are very tight,” said Wenger. “Most of the time, [substitutions] are about how far you can unbalance the team. That means you take a gamble but without really committing suicide. “There's a fine line. Sometimes you have to completely go for it because you are in a desperate situation. When the game is very tight, it's important to keep the balance and add something offensively. When the players that come on are very strong like Podolski and Giroud, of course, they have a huge impact. And that helps.” Koscielny may be missing this time but his return has been massive. Gibbs comes back this weekend. With Szczesny and Mathieu Debuchy close as well, more difference-makers will be in the squad soon. THE OPPOSITION Stoke finished in a solid, safe ninth place last season under Mark Hughes and have started this term in a similar style. Arsenal’s record at the Britannia is W1 D3 L4 in all competitions. Outside the traditional top six sides, it is one of their toughest trips of the year. “Mark Hughes has done very well because Tony Pulis had done an exceptional job,” said Wenger. “They are stable now in the Premier League. They are always in between sixth and 12th and that’s a big task. “It’s always a very heated and committed game when we go there. We want to prepare for that but at the end of the day it’s the quality of the football that has to make the difference. We have to prepare to be committed 100 per cent without forgetting the way we want to play football.” Hughes sprang a surprise in the summer by signing Bojan Krkic from Barcelona. It was rumoured the Spaniard scored 900 goals for various youth sides after joining La Masia at eight. He played 100 times for the Catalan giants as well as compiling a CV that includes Roma, Milan and Ajax. “He was a massive talent, one of the promising players at Barcelona they signed at a very young age. He’s a creative player who can deliver a final ball and make a difference individually. He adds creativity to their team.” Arsenal have been warned. SUMMING UP A win at Stoke could well leave Wenger’s men back in the Champions League places by the end of the weekend. Meanwhile four straight wins would constitute the 'run' they have been searching for throughout the campaign. Over the years, the game at the Britannia Stadium has become a measuring stick for certain factors Wenger’s men require for success - bottle, battle and stoicism. This time it means all that and just a little bit more. http://www.arsenal.com/match/report/1415/pre/first-team/stoke-city-v-arsenal-preview |
http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/30257076 Newcastle pair Moussa Sissoko and Jack Colback both return from suspension. Captain Fabricio Coloccini is unlikely to be risked as he continues to recover from a calf injury, while Mike Williamson, Daryl Janmaat and Sammy Ameobi all face fitness tests. Chelsea striker Diego Costa is available after a one-match ban, while defender Gary Cahill is set to play having recovered from concussion. However, influential midfielder Nemanja Matic is suspended. Just how do Newcastle go about trying to halt the Chelsea charge? Sunderland's 'contain and counter' approach worked a week ago, but there's something in the Newcastle DNA that says they can't play that way - even if most supporters would gladly take a draw now. Chelsea make a quick return to the North East on the brink of two club records. Avoiding defeat would mean new bests of 15 league games unbeaten from a season's start, and 24 competitive matches without losing any. You could travel to Mars in less time that has passed since Atletico Madrid's Champions League win at Stamford Bridge at the end of April! Little wonder that talk of Chelsea following Arsenal's 'Invincibles' into the Premier League history books grows by the game. Jose Mourinho won't have it, and declared weeks ago that going an entire season unbeaten is "impossible"- but even pragmatic, curmudgeonly Jose must have a flicker of 'maybe' buried somewhere deep inside. Mustn't he? Alan Pardew seemingly agreed with his opposite number this week - but read carefully. The 'impossible' word only came when talking about the season across all competitions, with a flawless league campaign only "difficult". Looking from the outside, a home win looks the most unlikely of the three possible outcomes, but there are some Chelsea fans viewing the game with a minor degree of trepidation. Maybe it's the fact that a Mourinho Chelsea team has never won a league game at St James's Park, drawing two and losing two. Or maybe it's down to the magnificent Nemanja Matic missing from their midfield through suspension? They might miss him more than they did (the returning!) Diego Costa against Spurs on Wednesday, especially with Moussa Sissoko back for Newcastle. The Frenchman's finest Magpies moment remains his two-goal home debut against Chelsea in February of last year, and Pardew says he does "owe the team a little bit" after his silly sending off at West Ham. No pressure Moussa, but it looks like you'd better have a good one. Head-to-head Newcastle have won their last two home games against Chelsea, including by 2-0 last November when current Blues striker Loic Remy was among the scorers. That victory was Alan Pardew's first Premier League win over Jose Mourinho, having lost the previous five meetings. Newcastle Newcastle are unbeaten in five home matches (W3, D2), since their opening day defeat by Manchester City. They are currently enjoying a three- game winning run at St James' Park, keeping clean sheets in all of them. The Magpies have only conceded three goals in their last seven league matches. Alan Pardew's side have only scored three first-half goals this season - the fewest in the Premier League. They are yet to score before the 37th minute of any league game. Chelsea Chelsea can set a new club record of 24 matches unbeaten in all competitions by avoiding defeat on Saturday (W17, D6). They can become the fourth team in Premier League history to be unbeaten after the opening 15 games, emulating Arsenal (twice), Manchester City and Manchester United. Chelsea have only once previously been unbeaten over the first 14 games of a season, in the old Second Division in 1925-26. The Blues have kept only one clean sheet in seven away league games. Jose Mourinho's side have gained nine points from losing positions this season. Eden Hazard has scored four goals in three Premier League appearances against Newcastle United - more than against any other side. |
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers must decide whether to rest Steven Gerrard, with Tuesday's must-win Champions League game in mind.http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/30257075 |
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The English giant will crash out of UEFA champions league if they fail to beat the Switzerland giant FC basel... This is going to be difficult ,I pray we win. Match preview coming soon. |
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Team news Midfielder Angel di Maria will miss Manchester United's game against Liverpool on Sunday because of a hamstring injury. Defenders Phil Jones (shin) and Rafael (groin) return after two months on the sidelines. Left-back Luke Shaw (ankle), midfielder Daley Blind (knee) and defender Chris Smalling (groin) are out though. Striker Mario Balotelli is back in training and could return to the squad for Sunday's trip to Manchester United. The Italy forward has been sidelined since November 8 because of a groin problem sustained on international duty. Midfielder Adam Lallana will be in the squad despite breaking two ribs just over a week ago while centre-back Kolo Toure is expected to have recovered from a groin injury which kept him out of the midweek Champions League draw against Basle. Provisional squads (from) Manchester United: De Gea, Lindegaard, Amos, Vermijl, Rojo, Smalling, Blackett, Thorpe, Evans, Jones, McNair, Rafael, Pereira, Fletcher, Valencia, Lingard, Fellaini, Anderson, Carrick, Young, Herrera, Mata, Januzaj, Falcao, Rooney, Van Persie, W Keane. Liverpool: Mignolet, Johnson, Lovren, Skrtel, Moreno, Lucas, Henderson, Lallana, Gerrard, Sterling, Lambert, Jones, Manquillo, Enrique, Toure, Can, Coutinho, Allen, Markovic, Balotelli, Borini. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/11290704/Manchester-United-vs-Liverpool-team-news-and-Premier-League-match-preview.html ***** Who is the King of North - West ? This is the only match given with a unique derby , I.e North-West derby...the two greatest enemy in English history.. FU*CK Manchester united |
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Chelsea may not find it easy |
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Match preview coming soon. |
Chelsea's Diego Costa is suspended after picking up a fifth yellow card on Saturday and is likely to be replaced by either Loic Remy or Didier Drogba. Defender Nathan Ake (hamstring) missed the weekend game at Sunderland and is unlikely to be included. Tottenham defender Kyle Naughton is available after a two-match ban. Emmanuel Adebayor faces a late fitness test after a virus and a back problem, while Etienne Capoue and Danny Rose are also struggling with knocks. A season which is in danger of becoming a procession became a little more interesting over the weekend with Chelsea dropping points at Sunderland and Manchester City putting in arguably their strongest performance of the season in winning at Southampton. The gap at the top is now six points; and although Chelsea must still be considered big title favourites, maybe, just maybe, the contest will still actually be a contest in the spring. At times Chelsea have seemed so far ahead of the rest that a draw at the Stadium of Light, rarely an easy place to go, seemed a major surprise. Not only did Chelsea not win, they didn't score for the first time in a league game since 4 May. A fifth yellow card of the season for Diego Costa, ruling him out against Spurs, only fermented their disappointment. Chelsea will be hoping that Sunderland play as well against Manchester City on Wednesday night as they did against Jose Mourinho's side on Saturday; whilst Manchester City will be hoping that Spurs can really ignite a title race by getting something at the Bridge. Seasoned watchers of both London clubs will not be expecting Tottenham to deliver. Spurs' last win at Stamford Bridge was back in 1990, and in the 57 meetings home and away since then, Tottenham have won just five. It's a paltry return. Last time I saw Mauricio Pochettino's side, I was shocked by how poor they were in losing at home to Stoke; since then they've put together three handy wins and have actually won six of seven in league and cup. Even so, the suspicion remains that Spurs under Pochettino are pretty much where Spurs were under Sherwood, AVB and, but for one year, Redknapp - that is not quite a top four team. Head-to-head Tottenham have never won at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League (D8, L14). Their last victory at Chelsea in any competition came in February 1990. They have drawn 10 and lost 17 of the games since that win. Four of the last six league meetings have been draws. Chelsea Chelsea are undefeated this season in all competitions (W15, D5). Their last league defeat came on 19 April - a 2-1 home reverse against Sunderland. Chelsea have won 28 of their last 34 home league games (D5, L1). Jose Mourinho's side have kept 11 clean sheets in their last 14 Premier League home matches. Didier Drogba has scored three goals and assisted four more in his last eight league games against Spurs. Tottenham Tottenham have lost just one of their last six Premier League away games (W3, D2). They have won three of their last four league games, losing the other. Spurs and Chelsea have both won the most points from losing positions in the league this season, both nine. Only Yaya Toure (14) and Steven Gerrard (12) have scored more Premier League goals from midfield in 2014 than Christian Eriksen (11). Roberto Soldado ended a run of 627 minutes without a league goal against Everton on Sunday. http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/30204433 |
Central defender Eliaquim Mangala is available for Manchester City after serving a one-match ban in midweek.http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/30257082 |
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Manchester City side can go one better than title rivals Chelsea as they play Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday. Sunderland (2-8-3) held Chelsea to a goalless draw at home last weekend as they stopped the Premier League leaders from scoring for the first time in 20 matches across all competitions this season. Both sides were denied by the woodwork in the first half, with Black Cats defender Santiago Vergini hitting the crossbar and Blues midfielder Willian striking the foot of the post. Sunderland boss Gus Poyet was delighted by his team's performance against Chelsea, who had scored 30 goals in 12 league matches. "I'm very proud of today's result," Poyet told his club's official website. "You plan things and you train to convince the players of certain things, but the only real way to know if it works is by playing games against the best. "Today was the biggest challenge we had so far this season, so stopping Chelsea from scoring is a great reward for the players. It was a team effort and everyone worked well in their roles." Sunderland are unbeaten in four league matches (1-3-0) and have moved up to 13th place, three points clear of the relegation zone. City (8-3-2) leapfrogged Southampton into second place after beating the Saints 3-0 at St Mary's on Sunday despite having defender Eliaquim Mangala sent off for two yellow cards on 75 minutes. It was Citizens' third straight league victory, and the result reduced Chelsea's lead to six points. Yaya Toure gave City the lead early in the second half, and the defending English champions went on to score two late goals through Frank Lampard and Gael Clichy after being reduced to 10 men. "I am very pleased because we beat a very good team," City boss Pellegrini told his club's official website. "They were second in the table and they deserved that position because they play very well. "We beat them playing a very good game - not only in defending, though it was important to have a clean sheet again. We always try to win. Maybe we had two or three results that were not what we wanted but I am very glad to see the team playing the way they are now." Sunderland will be without injured trio Billy Jones (hamstring), Emanuele Giaccherini (ankle) and Patrick van Aanholt (shoulder). City skipper Vincent Kompany suffered a hamstring injury against the Saints and is doubtful for the trip to Sunderland, while France international Mangala is suspended after seeing red at St. Mary's. David Silva (knee), Aleksandar Kolarov and Edin Dzeko (both calf) are all still sidelined. Sunderland's recent home record against Manchester City is excellent and they have won their last four league matches at the Stadium of Light by the same 1-0 scoreline. The teams drew 2-2 in last season's Premier League match at the Etihad Stadium. City beat Sunderland 3-1 in the League Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Mar. 2 as Pellegrini collected his first trophy as Citizens manager. Fabio Borini gave Sunderland a shock lead after 10 minutes before goals from Toure, Samir Nasri and Jesus Navas secured a deserved victory for the Mancunians. |
Glen Johnson’s late goal got Liverpool back to winning ways on Saturday as Brendan Rodgers’ side overcame Stoke City 1-0 at Anfield. On Tuesday, the Reds face the most out-of-form team in the Premier League . The Foxes start matchday 14 bottom of the Premier League having taken only two points from their last eight fixtures. Victory for Liverpool could see them move back into the top half of the table. Team News Leicester City Injuries have been kind to Nigel Pearson this season although it doesn’t appear to have given Leicester City much advantage in their matches. Summer signing Matthew Upson has been out injured since he arrived. Dean Hammond is the only other confirmed absentee for the hosts on Tuesday. Liverpool Mamadou has been out since September with a thigh injury. It was originally said he’d only be out for a couple of weeks, but the French defender has yet to return. Full-back Jon Flanagan is sidelined indefinitely. Daniel Sturridge is still out whilst Mario Balotelli is yet to recover from his groin injury. Rickie Lambert has scored two goals in his three starts in all competitions during the Italian’s absence. Predicted Lineups Leicester City line up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation. Riyad Mahrez is the playmaker down the right wing, whilst Jeffrey Schlupp offers pace down the opposite flank. Jamie Vardy is a hardworking forward who is a nuisance to defenders. Leonardo Ulloa made an impressive start in the Premier League but is without a goal in Leicester’s last eight games. Steven Gerrard was benched on Saturday before making a cameo appearance. The club captain surely returns to the starting lineup on Tuesday. Jordan Henderson played a more advance role then but we think there’s a good chance Adam Lallana starts this one. Some pace and creativity on the wings with Lallana and Raheem Sterling should really hurt this Leicester defence, particularly left-back Paul Konchesky. Ideally they could do with some pace in the centre to cause Wes Morgan some problems. Key Matchups Raheem Sterling vs Paul Konchesky Play Raheem Sterling on the right where he caused a number of defenders issues last season and good things will come to Liverpool at the King Power Stadium. Their own fans know how slow Paul Konchesky is – the England international can certainly get the better of him in this one. Part of a poor Leicester defence that only Queens Park Rangers and Crystal Palace have conceded more goals. Esteban Cambiasso vs Philippe Coutinho Leicester have an experienced and intelligent former Argentina international in the centre of their midfield. The 34-year old does struggle to keep up with the quicker players and has been dribbled past several times. However, he’s making tackles and interceptions as some form of protection to the back four. Needs a big game to keep Philippe Coutinho and co quiet in this one though. Kolo Touré vs Leonardo Ulloa Liverpool kept a rare clean sheet in that weekend when Kolo Touré came in for Dejan Lovren. The experienced defender appears to be their best option at centre-back right now. Whilst Leicester City haven’t got too much out of their strikers of late, Leonardo Ulloa is still considered a threat. The Argentine has good movement inside the penalty area so if there’s any supply for the strikers in this match, Touré will need to be alert to Ulloa’s runs. Prediction: Leicester City 1-2 Liverpool We successfully called a one-goal win for Liverpool at the weekend and we’re going for the same midweek. Leicester City are way out of form and whilst Liverpool aren’t in much form of their own we believe they have the personnel to pick up three points against weaker opposition. http://soccerlens.com/leicester-city-vs-liverpool-preview-possible-lineups-prediction/157131/ |
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