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On Sunday, Liverpool will travel to Tottenham Hotspur in an attempt to keep pace with Manchester City.
Goalkeeper: Alisson
Alisson is one of Liverpool's most important players and one of the best goalkeepers in the world.
Last season, the Brazilian had a difficult time in goal and made several errors.
Alisson, on the other hand, is back to his best this season, conceding just 13 goals in 16 Premier League games.
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Arnold's outstanding performance this season has earned him praise from both players and commentators. He'll start on the right side of the defense.
Andrew Robertson, on the other flank, is likely to keep his spot after appearing in the Reds' last five games and conceding just one goal.
The big question mark is at centre-back, where Virgil van Dijk is one of the players who has tested positive for Covid.
Ibrahima Konate and Joel Matip will start together at centre-back after impressing against Newcastle last time out, having both played well alongside the Dutchman.
Midfield: Henderson, Thiago, Oxlade-Chamberlain
After suspected positive tests, Fabinho and Curtis Jones are also out, limiting Klopp's midfield options for the trip to north London.
Jordan Henderson and Thiago Alcantara, a silky Spaniard, are likely to start.
The defensive tenacity that Fabinho brings will need to be replaced, but Henderson can fill in for him.
As a result, with the captain in a deeper position, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain could replace the tenacity that the midfield would be missing.
Salah, Jota, and Mane have all made attacks.
So far this season, Mohamed Salah has been the Premier League's standout player.
With 15 league goals, the Egyptian is currently in first place, ahead of teammate Diogo Jota, who has nine.
As Liverpool's central forward, the Portugal international continues to keep Roberto Firmino out of the team.