Liverpool and Everton go head to head on Wednesday night in what will be the 201st league meeting between the two rivals.
While Jurgen Klopp’s men are riding high at the top of the league, eight points clear of second-placed Leicester, the Toffees are continuing to struggle under Marco Silva.
Everton are currently 17th in the league, just two points above the relegation zone.
They head into tonight’s fixture on the back of their 2-1 defeat by Leicester at the King Power Stadium.
Liverpool, meanwhile, are unbeaten in the league and have dropped just two points so far this season.
1/22 Alisson Becker
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2/22 Trent Alexander-Arnold
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3/22 Virgil van Dijk
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4/22 Dejan Lovren
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5/22 Andrew Robertson
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6/22 Jordan Henderson
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7/22 Georginio Wijnaldum
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8/22 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
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9/22 Sadio Mane
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10/22 Roberto Firmino
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11/22 Mohamed Salah
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12/22 Mat Ryan
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13/22 Martin Montoya
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14/22 Adam Webster
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15/22 Lewis Dunk
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16/22 Dan Burn
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17/22 Davy Propper
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18/22 Dale Stephens
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19/22 Yves Bissouma
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20/22 Pascal Gross
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21/22 Aaron Connolly
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22/22 Aaron Mooy
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1/22 Alisson Becker
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2/22 Trent Alexander-Arnold
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3/22 Virgil van Dijk
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4/22 Dejan Lovren
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5/22 Andrew Robertson
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6/22 Jordan Henderson
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7/22 Georginio Wijnaldum
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8/22 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
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9/22 Sadio Mane
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10/22 Roberto Firmino
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11/22 Mohamed Salah
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12/22 Mat Ryan
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13/22 Martin Montoya
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14/22 Adam Webster
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15/22 Lewis Dunk
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16/22 Dan Burn
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17/22 Davy Propper
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18/22 Dale Stephens
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19/22 Yves Bissouma
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20/22 Pascal Gross
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21/22 Aaron Connolly
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22/22 Aaron Mooy
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Predicted line-ups
Liverool XI: Adrian; Alexander-Arnold, Lovren, Van Dijk, Robertson; Milner, Henderson, Wijnaldum; Salah, Firmino, Mane
Everton XI: Pickford; Holgate, Mina, Keane; Sidibe, Davies, Sigurdsson, Digne; Walcott, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison
Prediction
Liverpool may be without the likes of Alisson and Fabinho for this clash, but there’s no doubting the gulf in quality that separates these two teams. The European champions are glowing with confidence and self-belief, even if they’ve secured a few recent wins by the skin of their teeth. Everton, however, are stuck in a rut – and certainly don’t look placed to stop their long-term rivals in their tracks. This should be a walkover for Klopp’s team. Liverpool 3-1 Everton.
When is it?
Liverpool vs Everton kicks off at 8.15pm (BST) on Wednesday 4 December.
Where can I watch it?
The match will be available to watch on Amazon Prime.
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How much does subscription cost?
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Odds
Liverpool to win: 2/5
Everton to win: 8/1
Draw: 9/2
