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Team news, match facts, manager quotes and
odds ahead of the Champions League
encounter between Real Madrid and Liverpool
at the Bernabeu.
Holders Real Madrid have been in imperious
form in the competition thus far and will be
confident of making it four wins from four
games as they take on opponents they beat
away from home a fortnight ago.
Real, now top of La Liga, are on a club
record of 11 straight wins in all competitions
as they host five-times European champions
Liverpool in Group B, having beaten them
3-0 at Anfield on matchday three.
And with Cristiano Ronaldo in scintillating
form, the hosts are heavy favourites against
Liverpool, who could start with captain
Steven Gerrard on the bench.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admitted
that he considers Saturday's Premier League
clash with Chelsea more important than the
match in the Spanish capital and he could
opt to rest several players, including his
skipper.
TEAM NEWS
The world's most expensive player Gareth
Bale is set to feature for Real, either from the
start or off the bench, having recovered from
a thigh injury. But Carlo Ancelotti will not be
able to call on Jesé (knee), Dani Carvajal
(hamstring), Fábio Coentrão (knee), Asier
Illarramendi (unspecified), Sami Khedira
(unspecified).
Steven Gerrard could be demoted to the
bench in a bid to rest him ahead of the
weekend's domestic fixture with Chelsea,
while Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers
has said it is "highly unlikely" that Daniel
Sturridge will play as the England striker
continues to recover from a calf injury.
Raheem Sterling may also be rested, while
summer signings signings Lazar Markovic
and Adam Lallana could be in line to start at
the Bernabeu.
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MANAGER QUOTES
Carlo Ancelotti: "We have a serious side. I
don’t think that we will lose. [Mario] Balotelli
is spoken of a lot, maybe too much. He has
quality and is at a side where they are not
playing well. They have lost [Luis] Suarez
who scored a lot and they need another
solution. But I don’t think all of Liverpool’s
problems are about Balotelli. He needs to do
his work for the side, that’s all that can be
asked of him. The coach needs to find the
right system with the new players."
Brendan Rodgers : "Cristiano Ronaldo at this
moment in time is probably the best player in
the world ... This week and these games
against the likes of Real Madrid I see as a
great opportunity for the squad – you put
them out there and you put your trust in
them to perform. In Steven’s case, if he is
playing on Saturday I have to look at what is
the priority for him and us. If he played
against Newcastle and didn’t play tomorrow
night you could say that was the priority.
We're still very much in the group to qualify,
which is the objective. It's a big ask playing
against arguably the best team in the world
at the moment. But we'll go into it with
confidence."
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MATCH FACTS
Liverpool lost 0-3 at home to Real Madrid in
their last Champions League fixture on MD3 -
this was the Reds first ever defeat against
their Spanish opponents in all competitions
(P4 W3 L1).
Liverpool won their only previous away game
against Real Madrid – 1-0 in February 2009,
thanks to a goal from Yossi Benayoun.
Real Madrid have won nine successive
Champions League home games; their
longest run since December 1998.
The last time that Madrid went on a longer
winning run at home in the Champions
League/European Cup was between Sept
1978 and March 1988 (17 wins in a row).
Cristiano Ronaldo (70) needs one more goal
to equal Raul’s all-time goalscoring record in
the Champions League (71 goals).
Ronaldo has scored 55 goals in 54
Champions League appearances for Real
Madrid.
Karim Benzema has scored in three
successive CL appearances (four goals) – he
hasn’t scored in four successive CL apps
since March 2011.
Liverpool have failed to score in their last two
Champions League games, despite
attempting 27 shots (inc. blocked).
The Reds have not failed to score in three
successive CL games since September 2006
(five games).


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Liverpool travel to Newcastle on Saturday
looking to extend their unbeaten run in the
Premier League to five games. Ben Twelves
looks ahead to the clash.
Newcastle United v Liverpool
Premier League; Saturday, 1st November
2014; 12:45pm kick-off
Brendan Rodgers’ Liverpool head to the North
East to take on a rejuvenated Newcastle in
their 10th game of the Premier League season
on Saturday, with both teams having enjoyed
success in the League Cup this week.
The Reds will arrive at St James’ Park off the
back of a morale boosting 2-1 comeback
against Swansea in midweek, but they face a
far stiffer challenge now, with the Magpies
resurgent having recorded fantastic back-to-
back away wins against Tottenham in the
Premier League and Manchester City in the
League Cup.
Last 5
In the last five visits to Tyneside, the Reds
have lost twice, drawn once and won twice –
the last of which was two seasons ago when
Rodgers’ side – without a banned Luis Suarez
– thrashed the Geordies 6-0, thanks to a
brace each from Jordan Henderson and Daniel
Sturridge and a goal apiece from Fabio Borini
and Daniel Agger.
Last season, the two teams battled out a 2-2
draw on a day Rodgers chose to operate with
a 3-5-2 formation on the spacious St James’
Park pitch.
The Reds fell behind to Yohan Cabaye’s long
range strike before Steven Gerrard’s penalty –
which resulted in the home side being reduced
to 10 men – pulled Liverpool back on level
terms. Paul Dummett put Newcastle back in
front despite being a man down, only for
Daniel Sturridge to once again level the match
for Liverpool as he headed in Luis Suarez’s
cross at the near post.
Team News
Jose Enrique has been added to the injury list
due to suffering from a knee problem, and the
Spaniard is therefore unavailable for the return
to his former club. Mamadou Sakho , Jon
Flanagan, Suso and Daniel Sturridge all
remain out, with the England striker
frustratingly set to miss his twelfth game of
the season to date.
Ahead of a huge clash in Madrid on Tuesday
night, Rodgers is likely to freshen up his side
from the team that played in midweek and he
could make a number of changes, with Simon
Mignolet, Martin Skrtel , Alberto Moreno,
Raheem Sterling and Steven Gerrard all
expected to return to the starting XI.
Joe Allen and Emre Can were also rested in
midweek, and the midfield duo will be hopeful
of recalls to the team, as will Adam Lallana
and Mario Balotelli who did feature in the cup
match, but only as second half substitutes.
Fabio Borini – who impressed in the cup tie
and was a large factor behind the turnaround
– will also be hoping his tenacious
performance is rewarded with more match-day
involvement whether from the bench or in the
starting team, starting on Saturday.
Opposition
After a woeful start to the season saw
Newcastle in the relegation zone, the
Magpies, typically, have found some form
which looks to have turned their season
around, having gone unbeaten in the month of
October.
That form saw Alan Pardew’s side win three
out of four fixtures, picking up two league
wins and progressing to the quarter final
stage of the Capital One Cup – knocking out
the current holders, and a very strong Man
City team on their own turf on Wednesday
night.
Pardew made wholesale changes to his team
for the cup clash, and the Newcastle manager
could recall a number of the players he chose
to rest back to the starting team such as, Tim
Krul, Vernon Anita, Moussa Sissoko, Yoann
Gouffran, Remy Cabellia and Ayoze Perez.
However, one player the Newcastle boss may
not be able to call upon, is Pappis Cisse, who,
Pardew revealed in his pre-match press
conference, is rated “touch-and-go” and the
Senegalese international is set to be
monitored closely ahead of the match.
Midfielder Cheick Tiote has been ruled out for
the home side.
The Geordies will be looking to turn three
successive wins in all competitions into four
on Saturday, but they’ll have to record their
first win over Liverpool since the 2011/12
season, when they overcame Kenny Daglish’s
side 2-0 in a game that saw Jose Enrique end
up in goal for the Reds after Pepe Reina was
sent off with ten minutes remaining.
Saturday’s fixture is the early kick-off,
meaning the match will be shown live on BT
Sport 1 with kick-off from St James’ Park
coming at 12:45pm.

match preview to be depict later.

Gooci:
we are more dangerous side... m sure we will crush and evour them jor

Champions of league two vs champions of premier league
. .. Underate Shrewsbury Town at your own peril.

Gooci:
is this a match or a training session for chelsea
we will chop their berry nd add chelsea spirit on it for fast healing

Brother ,this under dogs are the leader in league two , they have not lost their last 5 matches thereby snatching all the 15 points in their last 5 games.. They are in form of their life because they disposed Norwich ,Leicester city et al hence ,they are the dangerous side.

seydam21:
One of you sha kuku go leave that top 4 for me next year....abi i lie ni I think looserpool or shitty, una no dey amaze me at all. You club dey perished d spirit of English

don't blame us. Daniel sturridge injury blow and the departure of luiz Suarez is hitting us hard. Rodgers isn't Sharp in the transfer market at all.

The Shrews are three points off top spot in
League Two after a run of four straight wins
has catapulted Micky Mellon’s men up the


This league two club are the leader so Chelsea should be wary of their threat.

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A late Robin van Persie strike denied the Blues
another Premier League victory in stoppage
time at Manchester United on Sunday, and
Jose Mourinho will want his side to to put
that disappointment behind them by putting
the Shrews to the sword.
The Blues remain unbeaten in all competitions,
but were not entirely convincing in the last
round of this competition, labouring past Sky
Bet Championship side Bolton 2-1 at
Stamford Bridge.
The League Cup was the first trophy Mourinho
won as Chelsea manager back in 2005, with
an extra-time win over Liverpool earning the
Blues their fourth League Cup trophy.
Shrewsbury will be no pushovers for what is
likely to be a much-changed Chelsea at the
Greenhous Meadow.
The Shrews are three points off top spot in
League Two after a run of four straight wins
has catapulted Micky Mellon’s men up the
table.
The Shropshire side showed their resilience at
the weekend after coming from a goal down
against Portsmouth to secure a 2-1 victory,
and will be taking plenty of momentum into
one of the biggest matches in the club's
history.
They have so far knocked out Blackpool,
Leicester and Norwich on their way to the
fourth round.
Team news
Mourinho looks set to ring the changes for
Chelsea's visit to Shrewsbury.
The likes of Petr Cech, Nathan Ake and
Mohamed Salah could feature in the fourth-
round tie, but striker Diego Costa, who missed
Sunday's game at United as a result of illness
and a hamstring injury, is unlikely to be
risked.
Loic Remy (groin), Cesar Azpilicueta and
Branislav Ivanovic (both suspended) are
unavailable, but midfielder Ramires, who has
been out for over five weeks with a groin
problem, could return.
Shrewsbury captain Liam Lawrence came off
the bench in the weekend win, and should be
fit enough to face the Blues.
Striker Andy Mangan also completed his
comeback from a knee injury by appearing as
a substitute on Saturday, and is likely to be
named on the bench again.

Since Nobody open this thread , I have decide to take control so do not crucified me.. Match preview coming soon.

seydam21:
Wilfried boooooonyyyyyyyy!!!
I see looserpool out of capital one cup

It better we crash out od this cup in order to concentrate on league. Top 4 is our priority.

Liverpool look to get back to winning ways
when they take on Swansea City at Anfield in
the Capital One Cup fourth round on Tuesday
night.
The Reds season has failed to take off, with
their Premier League, Champions League and
Capital One Cup performances leaving much to
be desired.
Brendan Rodgers’ side needed a record-
breaking penalty shootout success against Sky
Bet Championship side Middlesbrough in the
third round after twice being pegged back.
The 14-13 victory was only settled when
Boro's Albert Adomah missed with the 30th
spot-kick, which equalled the British record
for the highest-scoring post-match contest,
set over three years ago when Dagenham and
Redbridge edged past Leyton Orient in a
Football League Trophy tie.
The weekend draw with Hull only added to the
growing frustrations on the Anfield terraces,
and victory over fellow Premier League side
Swansea is needed to ease pressure of
Rodgers’ shoulders.
The Swans have impressed this season with
Garry Monk earning plenty of plaudits since
being appointed permanent boss.
The south Wales side are now in a lofty sixth
position after a convincing win over Leicester
at the weekend, and Monk will be hoping his
side can better their Capital One Cup third
round performance, when the Swans laboured
past Championship side Rotherham.
Team news
Rodgers is expected to make several changes
for the visit of Swansea with Lazar Markovic,
Suso and Kolo Toure likely to get a run out.
Liverpool have no new injury concerns after
the weekend draw with Hull, with Daniel
Sturridge and John Flanagan long term
absentees.
Mamadou Sakho is out for a further week with
a calf injury.
Monk is expected to name a strong Swansea
side as he prepares to renew acquaintances
with his former manager Rodgers.
Gerhard Tremmel has started Swansea's two
previous League Cup ties this season and is
likely to replace Lukasz Fabianski in goal, but
Monk seems set to keep changes to a
minimum as the Welsh club look to repeat
their Anfield win at the same stage of the
competition two years ago.
But Gylfi Sigurdsson, who limped off during
the second half of the 2-0 Premier League
home victory over Leicester on Saturday, and
Wayne Routledge could be handed breathers
after their heavy workloads so far this term.

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Liverpool will be looking to put their
Champions League lesson at the hands of Real
Madrid behind them as they go in search of
their third consecutive league win, whilst Hull
City are looking for another positive result
after coming away with a draw at Arsenal last
weekend.
To be played on Saturday 25th October 2014
at 15:00. Venue: Anfield, Liverpool.
Odds: Liverpool 5/11, Draw 15/4, Hull City
7/1
Last season: 2-0
Preview & injury news
Given that Liverpool have had something of a
stuttering start to the season, they aren't too
badly placed. There may be an element of
fortune in that as they go in search of third
consecutive league win against Hull City at
Anfield on Saturday afternoon, as they look to
put the disappointing result against Real
Madrid at home behind them. The Reds are
currently fifth, level on points with West Ham
United who occupy fourth place and face a
difficult task against Manchester City this
weekend - so this weekend presents an
opportunity for the Reds to make their league
position look much healthier - especially with
Manchester United and Chelsea playing each
other the following day.
Hull City will be on a high going into this, but
with a tinge of disappointment, and will be the
fresher of the two sides going into this
encounter. They got an impressive draw at the
Emirates Stadium but it could have been more
if Danny Welbeck hadn't found a late equaliser
against the targets who have made a solid
start to the season again after a busy summer
from Steve Bruce. If they were to leave Anfield
with a famous victory, they could leapfrog
their opponents in the table.
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The two sides have conceded 25 goals
between them so far this season, so it's
doubtful this one is going to end in a goalless
draw.
On the injury front, Liverpool are still without
Daniel Sturridge after he suffered another
injury setback ahead of last weekend's trip to
Queens Park Rangers, meaning there is a little
bit of uncertainty over who will start up front
for the home side after Mario Balotelli's
disappointing performances of late. Mamadou
Sakho is sidelined with a thigh problem whilst
Jon Flanagan isn't due back until at least
December with a knee problem.
Hull City have something of a goalkeeping
crisis ahead of Saturday with Allan McGregor
sidelined with a shoulder problem, and Steve
Harper tore a bicep in the draw against
Arsenal. As a result one of Rory Watson or Joe
Cracknell will have a place on the bench from
the development squad. Eldin Jakupovic is
likely to start in goal. There are injury worries
over Michael Dawson who limped off against
Arsenal with an ankle problem and Nikica
Jelavic who has a knee problem.
Key stats
Possession
Percentage
%
Accurate
passes
Total
attempts
per
game
%
Tackles
Won
Error
Lead
To
Shot
Played
Liverpool 54.25 84.05 15.88 76.25 5 8
Hull City 44.38 79.48 9.88 78.57 1 8
The statistics suggest that Liverpool will have
the Lions' share of the play and be the more
threatening going forward, given that they lead
on possession, accurate passing and scoring
attempts per game. Hull City, however, seem
to be a bit more solid at the back, despite
conceding one more goal than their opponents
this weekend in terms of winning tackles, and
errors leading to shots. Liverpool may find a
way through, but they don't want to produce
more errors, whilst Hull may well be patient
and wait for their opportunities.
5 players to watch
Philippe Coutinho - After his match-winning
cameo against Queens Park Rangers, and his
performance against Real Madrid which saw
him applauded off by the Spaniards in the
crowd, Coutinho seems to be rediscovering
some of his best form. After being substituted
early in the loss to Madrid, Liverpool may be
looking to their playmaker to provide some
more magic this weekend.
Mohamed Diame - Diame seems to be thriving
in his preferred role under Steve Bruce, and
has something of a knack when it comes to
scoring against the top sides. Another goal
would do nicely for the visitors here, but they
will face up against an energetic midfield.
Rickie Lambert - Brendan Rodgers has an
interesting decision to make given the form of
Mario Balotelli. Does he take him out of the
firing line and start Lambert, or does he
persist with him? It wouldn't be surprising to
see Lambert to play at least some role this
weekend.
Tom Huddlestone - If Hull are to leave Anfield
with a good result, they are going to have to
look after the ball. Last season Huddlestone
did that well when they met in at the KC
Stadium, and they will be looking for a similar
job from their central midfielder again.
Martin Skrtel - The Slovakian has looked
uncertain at centre-back, then again so has
the rest of the defence, but there have been
times when he has been losing battles in the
area, mistiming his tackles and looking lost at
times. The Reds could do with Skrtel
discovering some form quickly as they look to
tighten up at the back.
Last time they met
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Liverpool 2-0 Hull City, January 2014, Premier
League
Liverpool were coming into this game on the
back of two consecutive defeats over the
Christmas period and looking to avenge their
defeat at the KC Stadium only a month earlier
in the first game of 2014. Both sides were
feeling the effects of the festive period and
Liverpool took the lead in the first half
through a Daniel Agger header from a corner.
Shortly after the half time break, Luis Suarez
scored his 20th league goal of the season
with a trademark free kick, and it was later
revealed he played with a foot injury. Hull
didn't have much to offer in reply as Philippe
Coutinho could have made it three only to be
denied by Allan McGregor after a wonderful
solo run, as the Reds moved back up into the
top four.

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We will revenge with last blood. Up Liverpool.

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we will fight with our last blood against Madrid.