- 1Ł. Fabiański
- 3A. Cresswell
- 21A. Ogbonna
- 23I. Diop
- 24R. Fredericks
- 41D. Rice
- 8Felipe Anderson
- 11R. Snodgrass
- 16M. Noble
- 30M. Antonio
- 17Javier Hernández
- 26A. Masuaku
- 14Pedro Obiang
- 9Andy Carroll
- 27Lucas Pérez
- 13Adrian Castillo
- 5P. Zabaleta
- 45G. Diangana
- 2W. Reid
- 4Fabián Balbuena
- 10M. Lanzini
- 15Carlos Sánchez
- 18S. Nasri
- 19J. Wilshere
- 7A. Yarmolenko
- 13Alisson
- 26A. Robertson
- 4V. van Dijk
- 32Joel Matip
- 7J. Milner
- 8N. Keïta
- 3Fabinho
- 20A. Lallana
- 10S. Mané
- 9Roberto Firmino
- 11Mohamed Salah
- 23X. Shaqiri
- 27D. Origi
- 22Simon Mignolet
- 18Alberto Moreno
- 48C. Jones
- 64Rafael Camacho
- 15D. Sturridge
- 2J. Gomez
- 66T. Alexander-Arnold
- 15A. Oxlade-Chamberlain
West Ham have lost their last four league games against Liverpool and conceded four goals in each of those losses, but they have won their last couple at the London Stadium and will be going all-out to put behind their recent away defeats at AFC Wimbledon and Wolves where they didn’t manage to muster a single shot on target.
The Reds will have been disappointed not to have taken full advantage of Manchester City’s slip-up at Newcastle against Leicester, but they are five points clear with fourteen games to go and the title is in their hands. I expect to see Jurgen Klopp’s side return to winning ways on Monday evening.
Source: Daily Post