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Arne Slot's side suffered a rare defeat at Fulham last time out, but remain well-placed to end the season as champions.

The match will be the Reds' first since top scorer Mohamed Salah committed his future to the club, just a couple of months before his contract was due to expire.

Here are Mirror Football's latest lines from around Anfield.



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Alan Shearer can see Mohamed Salah threatening his Premier League all-time scoring record.

The England international retired in 2006 after scoring 260 times in the competition, and Salah is just 76 behind.

"I don't suspect that my Premier League goalscoring record is on Mo Salah’s mind, but the record is going to go one day," Shearer told Betfair.

It will go one day and it might be Salah who does it, yeah."

Alan Shearer remains the Premier League's all time top scorer(Image: Getty Images)

Shearer also suggested Salah and team-mate Van Dijk will have little trouble contributing next term despite their age, adding: "They're both incredibly fit and have proven that this season, so they'll go again.

Back in 2019, Neville suggested Salah had less than 12 months left at Anfield, only to be proven wrong and then some.

Gary Neville's Mo Salah comments have come back to bite him(Image: Getty Images)

"Salah's going to leave in the next 12 months, I can see it already," the former England defender said.

That was proved wrong within a few months, with Salah firing his team to league glory in the 2019-20 season.

Liverpool right-back Conor Bradley has had an injury-interrupted season(Image: Getty Images)

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has hinted Conor Bradley could be Liverpool's long-term option at right-back.