World News – GB – Fulham v Liverpool LIVE – Result and Goal Updates

Live commentary stream, latest scores, goal updates when Liverpool travel to Fulham in the Premier League

Liverpool are together with Tottenham Hotspur leaders in the Premier League and unbeaten in the last 13 games of all competitions – while Fulham is one place above the drop zone with seven points.

Jürgen Klopp’s side could be strengthened for tonight’s game with the return of Alisson Becker and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, but Diogo Jota, Kostas Tsimikas, Thiago Alcantara, James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri are expected to be absent.

Paul Gorst and Ian Doyle will be providing live updates on the action, as well as team news, analysis and reactions this afternoon.

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Fair play for the Fulham believers, they make some noise at Craven Cottage. Make the most of your afternoon, no question about it. Nice to hear, even if it’s straight against the Reds.

Fulham’s previous counterattack has tried to turn the Liverpool defense with long balls, which in fairness is not a bad idea.

A first look at this game, why having Alisson Becker back is so important. That was a real chance for Cavaleiro but the Liverpool goalkeeper only beat it off with a strong pair of hands. Fulham started on the better side, no question about it.

Step into Liverpool’s faces in certain areas of the field but otherwise sit back and try to play on the counter and aim for standards. They have a lot of pace upstairs so that might work for them.

Fabinho had an excellent challenge to Lookman on the edge of the box, and then Alisson Cavaleiro put the shot off. Liverpool not yet in the races.

I missed Trent Alexander-Arnold from this list by the way! Anyway, we’re about to get started in West London. A chance to make this a great weekend in the cottage.

In memory of former Fulham midfielder Papa Bouba Diop, who recently passed away at the tragically young age of 42. RIP ‘The Wardrobe’

Liverpool are already on the pitch. Fulham now enters the great din of the local crowd. So nice to have fans back.

With Lookman and Robinson on the grid, Fulham has some old Everton boys who will be very keen to face one of their former opponents.

Without bad luck, Jürgen Klopp would have none at all. So far this season I am doing these injuries and / or illnesses for the following. . . . Alisson Becker, Alex Oxlade Chamberlain, Kostas Tsimikas, Joel Matip, Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez, Thiago Alcantara, Jordan Henderson, Naby Keita, Fabinho, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Diogo Jota, James Milner, Xherdan Shaqiri.

I think that’s all. Did i miss someone? Keeping up with that list this season has been a tough job.

« The first thought is it’s better than we thought it was then. After all, after the prospective surgeons looked at it, no surgery was required, but he will be out for a while. « .

« We don’t know for sure, but yes, one and a half, two months [out]. We don’t know for sure. Incidentally, it is similar with Kostas Tsimikas, unbelievable.

« After the game we saw the situation when he got it and nobody would have thought anything would have happened there. Then he got off the field and said, ‘I’m feeling a little. . . ‘

« The next day, scans and the surgeon have to look at you with different information and in the end it’s strange, but we were happy when we heard the final diagnosis. « 

The news on Jota and Tsimikas, which are also expected to be out for up to eight weeks, means Liverpool have every chance of reaching halfway through the January season as the three summer signings have only made 23 games. Remarkable.

A positive result and no more injuries would be a good return for the Reds here.

It’s worth considering that they haven’t done so well in the Premier League since February and have only won three of their last eleven top games on the road.

Spurs’ 1-1 draw at the Palace gives the Reds an opportunity to hold their own against the North Londoners ahead of the big clash in Anfield on Wednesday.

Six points in the next two games and this Premier League table will keep everyone at Anfield feeling festive.

Tottenham’s tie at the Palace means Liverpool can take two points ahead with one win in Fulham today.

What would be useful given the current situation, I’ll be ahead of time for the Newcastle visit later this month.

If Liverpool had a lift with the fans returning to Anfield last weekend, this time it will be Fulham’s turn for the first time since March.

This is the first time these fans have seen their side since the Londoners returned to the Premier League.

You are behind both targets, the media is in the small main booth, and across from it is the Riverside booth (I suppose that’s called that). There are actually the dugouts.

After being away for a week I still don’t understand why Liverpool were so strong against FC Midtijylland. They just asked for trouble. insane.

A big goal at Selhurst Park when Jeffrey Schlupp changes from close range after a Hugo Lloris failed to keep Eberechi Eze’s free kick.

Since Diogo Jota is out for up to eight weeks with a knee injury and Naby Keita is also absent due to a fitness problem, what an afternoon for 19-year-old Jake Cain, who is sitting on the bench for the first time in a Premier League game.

Pretty much as strong as it can be right now. Nice to see Oxlade-Chamberlain back on the bench.

It would be nice to see him with a comfortable head start in a 20 minute cameo. Of course, having Alisson back is also great.

However, there is no Naby Keita on the bench. Not a word on what the problem is with him, but it would come as no surprise to learn of an injury considering how his and the Reds’ overall campaign went. We are waiting for an update from the manager.

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