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sommyblaze:
yesterday na ask am.

sommyblaze:
shey na November own. i don pay to Obainojazz

luvola:
Match preview and build up ----->>>>>>

Liverpool’s 2-2 draw with
Ludogorets on Wednesday ended a
four-game losing streak for
Brendan Rodgers’ side in all
competitions.
It was also the first time since
beating Swansea City at the end of
October that the Reds had scored
more than one goal in a game. A
surprise defeat at Crystal Palace
last weekend leaves Liverpool five
points off the UEFA Champions
League places and only four points
above the relegation zone.
Stoke City’s inconsistent season
continued with a surprise loss at
home to Burnley.
Team News
Liverpool
Daniel Sturridge is due back next
month whilst Mario Balotelli could
return this weekend after missing
the last two matches with a groin
injury. However, the Italian is still
without a Premier League goal for
Liverpool and Rickie Lambert has
scored early goals as his
replacement in the starting lineup
over the past two games.
Defenders Mamadou Sakho, José
Enrique and Jon Flanagan all
continue to be sidelined. The
Liverpool defence has kept just two
clean sheets in 19 games in all
competitions this season.
Stoke City
Mark Hughes has one of the
longest injury lists to deal with
heading into the final weekend of
November.
Asmir Begović, Phil Bardsley and
Geoff Cameron have all missed
training this week due to a
sickness bug, making the three
first-teamers a doubt for
Saturday’s match at Anfield. They
have already been without Robert
Huth all season and the German is
not due back this weekend either.
Both Erik Pieters and Marc Wilson
are expected to return after missing
last weekend’s defeath, otherwise
Hughes would be very short of
options at the back.
Former Liverpool loanee Victor
Moses has been ruled out until the
New Year with a thigh injury, Glenn
Whelan is also injured and
Oussama Assiadi is unable to face
his former club.
Striker Peter Odemwingie is also
injured, but Hughes does have
Peter Crouch, Mame Biram Diouf
and Bojan all available up front.
Predicted Lineups
We’ve gone with a recall of Alberto
Moreno at left-back and Glen
Johnson back at right-back after
switching the defence resulted in
three goals conceded at Crystal
Palace last weekend. Surely Rickie
Lambert maintains his place up
front whilst this is Brendan
Rodgers’ favourite midfield
personnel.
Whichever back four starts for
Stoke this weekend they have not
had much training together over
the past week or so due to injuries.
They have a powerful duo in front
of the back four who may want to
slow the pacey Raheem Sterling
and skilful Philippe Coutinho down.
Charlie Adam hasn’t played a lot
recently but we think he’ll start
against his former club.
Key Matchups
Rickie Lambert vs Marc Wilson
The Stoke City centre-back has
only played 25 minutes in the past
two games combined due to a
hamstring injury. If Marc Wilson is
indeed fit to start this one he
should be tested and tested early
up against Rickie Lambert who has
scored in the opening eight
minutes of each of Liverpool’s past
two games.
Raheem Sterling vs Steven N’Zonzi
Raheem Sterling has certainly lost
his form over the past month or so
but his pace could be a great
weapon in this match. The Stoke
City defence isn’t the quickest in
the world so the England
international may fancy his
chances of doing some dodgy by
either running at them or running
onto a through ball. We should at
least be able to expect Sterling to
win some free kicks in opposition
territory if nothing else comes off
for him.
Peter Crouch vs Martin Škrtel
Stoke City’s joint-top scorer this
season has to fancy his chances of
scoring against his former club this
weekend. Peter Crouch may have
only three goals this season but
the home side have kept only two
clean sheets and have been poor at
defending set pieces also. Can the
visitors score?
Prediction: Liverpool 2-1 Stoke
City
With the injuries and illnesses in
the Stoke City camp this is a great
opportunity for Liverpool to get
their first win of November.
Admittedly they were playing in
Bulgaria on Wednesday but the
Potters could be without a whole
host of defenders and are one of
the league’s lowest-scoring teams.

0b1nna:
Maybe I should go and see that baba again for explanations *chews remaining piece of kola nut, gets up & wipes hands on shokoto*

sommyblaze:
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MrDoGood:
how much seun pay you?

godsveryown:
why?

hardbody:
Pity. Which of the squares? Find the square root of the peters