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Booked.

Virgil van Dijk: 6

Confident performance from the defender and capped off a good week for the Dutchman with a clean sheet, having extended his stay at Anfield just a few days ago.

Ibrahima Konate: 6

Similarly, a confident display from the Frenchman, who did well to minimise the threat of Jamie Vardy and Patson Daka.

Kostas Tsimikas: 6

The left-back kept Bobby De Cordova-Reid quiet on the counter-attack but didn’t particularly offer the threat that Andy Robertson often provides.

Alexis Mac Allister: 6

Managed to hold the Liverpool midfield together and attempted to inject a spark into his side's play.

Ryan Gravenberch: 5

Although he has solved Liverpool’s No.

Gravenberch is capable of keeping play ticking and protecting his backline, but the position demands more and in possession, he must do more.

Dominik Szoboszlai: 5 (Elliott, 70’)

Szoboszlai played into the hands of the Leicester midfield and left the pitch with his only true impact on the game being a strike from distance which was easily saved.

The game passed him by and, despite picking up the ball in dangerous areas, slowed attacks down with his conservative passes.

Mohamed Salah: 7

Unsurprisingly, Salah was Liverpool’s biggest threat.

He missed a handful of big chances but was a constant headache for Luke Thomas, who was caught out by the movement of the Egypt international on several occasions.

Luis Diaz: 5 (Jones, 90’)

Despite hitting a run of good form on the left, Diaz was deployed as a No.

The Colombian international thrives when given the chance to race in behind and race to the by-line, and thus playing centrally does not make use of his skillset.

Cody Gakpo: 5 (Jota, 60’)

Provided very little threat and has really struggled for form since his injury.

The defender ensured that all the talk will be about his fierce volley, and general goal threat, rather than his future.

Curtis Jones: N/A