Here are your Liverpool morning headlines for Monday, November 14.
Jurgen Klopp faces Luis Diaz decision as Liverpool prepare for major absences
Liverpool signed off ahead of the World Cup with a welcome Premier League victory against Southampton on Saturday at Anfield.
Roberto Firmino scored once and Darwin Nunez twice as the Reds earned a fourth successive victory in all competitions. Liverpool will now continue their defence of the Carabao Cup when they resume their season at Manchester City on December 22.
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With his players returning to action after a six-week lay-off, with some potentially facing a shorter break, Jurgen Klopp could have some big decisions to make.
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'Can't play in big games' - Every word as Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville clash over Trent Alexander-Arnold
Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville clashed when discussing Trent Alexander-Arnold's England role on Sunday evening.
The pair were joined by Jamie Carragher, Karen Carney and host David Jones in a World Cup special on Sky Sports, covering England's prospects for the tournament, their ideal starting lineups and, specifically, the role of Liverpool right-back Alexander-Arnold. The 24-year-old has never been fully appreciated by fans of the national side and has come under intense scrutiny recently for his role in a poor start to the Premier League campaign.
Southgate left Alexander-Arnold out of the matchday squad for September's Nations League game against Germany in a move that threw the right-backs World Cup spot into doubt. But an unfortunate injury to Chelsea's Reece James all-but guaranteed the Reds star a place in the 26-man travelling party, as confirmed on Thursday.
Discussing their respective lineups for the opening match against Iran next Monday, Neville was the only one of the four pundits to start Alexander-Arnold at right wing-back. But the ex-England international caveated his decision with the point that he would 'never' play him at right-back in a knockout game, which prompted a heated discussion between himself and Redknapp.
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