Liverpool host Inter Milan tonight in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League last 16.
Goals from Roberto Firmino and Mo Salah have given the Reds a solid advantage in the tie and will now be looking to finish the job off at Anfield.
Simone Inzaghi's side failed to register a single shot on target at the San Siro, mostly due to the defensive durability of centre-back partnership Virgin van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate. They did, however, show enough to suggest that the content is far from over.
Croatian wide man Ivan Perisic, in particular, caused Liverpool's defence problems and the wing-back system did have Klopp's men pushed back for long periods of the second half.
How to watch Liverpool vs Inter on UK TV
As with all UEFA Champions League games, Liverpool versus Inter Milan will be broadcast live on BT Sport on UK TV.
Coverage gets underway on BT Sport 2 from 7pm. Kick off is at 8pm.
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How to watch Liverpool vs Inter anywhere
Readers among you who live outside of the UK will find the game on several channels including beIN Sports English, Stan Sports for those of you in Australia, DAZN in Canada, SuperSport in South Africa, and TUDN in USA.
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How to live stream Liverpool vs Inter online
BT Sport subscribers can also watch all of the action unfold online using the BT Sport app, which is available to download on mobile and tablet, as well as various streaming devices, games consoles, and select Smart TVs.
BT Sport 2 is also available to watch online here.
What is the early Liverpool vs Inter team news?
The five subs allowed the UEFA Champions League may have a bearing on Jurgen Klopp's team selection.
Liverpool could be boosted by the returns of Robert Firmino, Joel Matip, and Thiago Alcantara. All three took part in full training, but whether they would be deemed ready to start or take part in a game of this magnitude will only be answered in time.
Another boost for the Reds could be the absence of Ivan Perisic. The Croatian missed their weekend victory over Salernitana. Should he miss out again, January transfer Robin Gosens is likely to deputise in the left wing-back role.
Nicolo Barella, who has previously been linked with a move to the Reds, continues his two-match suspension. Arturo Vidal stood in for him in the first leg and is likely to do so again tonight.
