Kenny Dalglish has made five changes for the game against Wolves tonight.FULL TEAM: Reina, Enrique, Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Spearing, Adam, Kuyt, Henderson, Bellamy, CarrollSUBS: Doni, Carra, Coates, Kelly Aurelio, Shelvey, DowningIt looks like Steven Gerrard has been rested for this game, which is understandable after the heavy fixture list recently.

Liverpool: Reina, Kelly, Agger, Skrtel, Enrique, Carragher, Henderson, Gerrard, Downing, Maxi, Carroll.
Subs: Johnson, Coates, Kuyt, Adam, Doni, Shelvey, Bellamy.

Man United: De Gea, Rafael, Smalling, Evans, Evra, Park, Carrick, Scholes, Giggs, Valencia, Welbeck.

Liverpool: Reina, Kelly, Agger, Skrtel, Enrique, Carragher, Henderson, Gerrard, Downing, Maxi, Carroll.
Subs: Johnson, Coates, Kuyt, Adam, Doni, Shelvey, Bellamy.

Man United: De Gea, Rafael, Smalling, Evans, Evra, Park, Carrick, Scholes, Giggs, Valencia, Welbeck.

Starting Line-up: Reina, Johnson, Skrtel, Carragher, Coates, Enrique, Henderson, Adam, Gerrard, Downing, Kuyt

Subs: Aurelio, Carroll, Doni, Shelvey, Kelly, Flanagan, Bellamy

What do our fans think of tonight's surprise line-up?

Liverpool 5: Bellamy 29′, Gerrard 45+1′, Shelvey 68′, Carroll 89′, Downing 90+5′
Oldham 1: Simpson 27′

It's finally the scoreline we were waiting for, but a lackadaisical first half and an incident late in the second take some of the sheen off for Liverpool, who worked their way past Oldham on the strength of a terrific display by Craig Bellamy.

Liverpool step into the last remaining competition on their calendar, welcoming Oldham Athletic to Anfield in the third round of the FA Cup. The League One side got past Southend United in the second round after a draw forced the home replay, which the hosts won 1-0. Liverpool will be looking to get past the third round for just the third time in six seasons after crashing out to Reading and Manchester United in the past two seasons.

Liverpool: Maxi 53′
Blackburn: Adam (og) 45′

Liverpool drop points again at Anfield, failing convert their late surge into a winning goal against a stubborn Blackburn Rovers side. The return of Steven Gerrard and two late chances got our hopes up, but in the end it was the same frustrating story we've seen from Liverpool so many times in the past year.

Here is Liverpool's Lineup for the match against Blackburn. Great to see Stevie back on the bench.

Reina, Enrique, Agger, Skrtel, Johnson, Maxi, Henderson, Adam, Downing, Suarez, Carroll

Subs: Gerrard, Kuyt, Carragher, Doni, Shelvey, Kelly , Bellamy.

What do our fans think of tonight's lineup?

Here is Liverpool's Lineup for the match against Blackburn. Great to see Stevie back on the bench.

Reina, Enrique, Agger, Skrtel, Johnson, Maxi, Henderson, Adam, Downing, Suarez, Carroll

Subs: Gerrard, Kuyt, Carragher, Doni, Shelvey, Kelly , Bellamy.

What do our fans think of tonight's lineup?

Here is Liverpool's Lineup for the match against Blackburn. Great to see Stevie back on the bench.

Reina, Enrique, Agger, Skrtel, Johnson, Maxi, Henderson, Adam, Downing, Suarez, Carroll

Subs: Gerrard, Kuyt, Carragher, Doni, Shelvey, Kelly , Bellamy.

What do our fans think of tonight's lineup?

Kickoff from Anfield at 3:00PM GMT/10:00AM EST

Ways to Watch:

Live on Fox Deportes (thanks PTB) in the US and FoxSoccer.tv for subscribers.

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In this week's review of the footballing action, we congratulate Barcelona on becoming champions of the world and feature two financial scandals: one from Spain and one from Italy.

It's back to Stamford Bridge for Liverpool as they seek progression to the semifinals of the League Cup for the first time since 2005. The timing of the fixture makes it challenging for both sides for Liverpool, who've sent out strong squads in each of their three wins in the competition, it's cause for serious questions about who and what we'll see.

Here is the provisional line-up for today's game against Manchester City at Anfield.
As reported earlier, a distraught Craig Bellamy has pulled out of the Liverpool team as a result of Gary Speed's death this morning.
TEAM: Reina, Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Enrique, Lucas, Adam, Henderson, Kuyt, Suarez, Downing
SUBS: Doni, Carra, Kelly, Coates, Spearing, Maxi, Carroll
I know I go on about this a lot but, once again, a player who scored in the previous game has been dropped.

It what is definitely (IMO) the right decision, Kenny Dalglish has dropped Stewart Downing and Andy Carroll for this afternoon's game against Chelsea.
Full line up:
Reina, Enrique, Johnson, Skrtel, Agger, Lucas, Adam, Kuyt, Maxi, Bellamy, Suarez
Subs: Doni, Downing, Carroll, Carragher, Henderson, Kelly, Spearing.

An emotionally heavy week gradually winds to a close, with many of the major storylines (hopefully) having some sort of resolution on the horizon. In the wake of Saturday's draw with United it was the allegations of racism against Luis Suarez, and Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday it was the proceedings in Parliament regarding Hillsborough and the reactions on all sides.

Lee McCulloch grabbed the only goal of the game as Rangers claimed victory over Liverpool in a friendly at Ibrox.
Both sides used the fixture to give game time to players who have not featured as regularly as others so far in their respective domestic campaigns.
Skipper David Weir made only his second appearance of the season for Rangers after spending the early part of the campaign sidelined through injury, while Matt McKay was handed his first start.

Rangers 1-0 Liverpool: First-half Lee McCulloch strike enough to see hosts edge glamour friendly at Ibrox

Gers secure win as Danny Wilson and Charlie Adam make first return to their former club, whilst Reds 'keeper Alex Doni is forced off with an injury after impressive display

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Kenny Dalglish has gone quite a strong line-up against Rangers, with several fringe players being given a run-out alongside injury returnees.
Full Line up:
Doni, Johnson, Wilson, Coates, Agger, Spearing, Lucas, Maxi, Aurelio, Carroll, Bellamy.
Subs: Reina, Hansen, Enrique, Henderson, Kuyt, Downing, Adam, Skrtel, Flanagan.

Kickoff from Ibrox at 7:30PM BST/2:30PM EST

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Liverpool:

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Team sheet when it's released.

The Saturday Showdown

AnfieldIndex Liverpool FC Stats | Liverpool FC Blog | Liverpool FC Forum What is undoubtedly the biggest game in England, and one of the biggest in world football returns this Saturday and Liverpool will be looking to ensure that Utd's recent Anfield hell continues.

Squad sheets: Everton v Liverpool

Kenny Dalglish is back at Goodison as Liverpool manager for the first time since the 4-4 FA Cup replay that precipitated his resignation in 1991, but connections to the past are scarce. Everton had plenty of forwards 20 years ago for a start, including a one-time British record-signing in Tony Cottee, while Liverpool were league champions.

Another trip to North London for Liverpool, this time to White Hart Lane to face Harry Redknapp's Spurs side. Tomorrow's hosts won both meetings last season, a feat they hadn't accomplished in nearly twenty-five years. They've been remarkably consistent over the past three years when hosting Liverpool, winning each time with a 2-1 scoreline.

Liverpool's director of football Damien Comolli believes the current squad is so "complete" there are not currently areas under review for improvement.
In a summer of change at Anfield manager Kenny Dalglish brought in seven new players and offloaded most of the deadwood which had accumulated over the last couple of years.

Kickoff from the Britannia Stadium at 3:00PM BST/10:00AM EST

Ways to Watch:

Live on Fox Soccer Plus in the US.

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Squad sheets: Stoke City v Liverpool

There is a buoyancy to both of these teams given their undefeated starts to the season, and with the respective managers having also acquired a host of fresh recruits prior to the close of the transfer window it feels likely this fixture will be characterised by a sense of adventure and renewed excitement.

Steve Clarke has admitted to heading to the Brazil v Ghana game at Craven Cottage on Monday night, with the Liverpool first team coach looking for future talent.
"You can always pick up a game that's interesting, whether it's by television coverage or getting down to watch it," Clarke said of his plans for the international break.

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Liverpool has published their 2011/12 Premiership squad.
The squad contains only 19 players despite having an a maximum allocation of 25.
Each club must have a squad containing no more than 17 players who do not fulfil the home-grown player criteria while the remainder must be home-grown.

Noel's gone ahead and capped a busy summer by churning out some unparalleled deadline day coverage, and if you're just coming back into the fray, scrolling down is an absolute necessity. From Tuesday's confirmation that Sebastian Coates had arrived to the exit of Raul Meireles last night, the club's transfer activity was covered incomparably.

Liverpool's director of football is eyeing up a late move for Barcelona winger Ibrahim Afellay as the Merseyside club looks to continue their summer spending. The attacker has barely featured for the Catalan side since his move to the Nou Camp in January and the signing of Chilean Alexis Sanchez will push the former PSV Eindhoven man further down the pecking order and may convince the Dutch international to consider pastures new.

Kickoff from Anfield at 5:30PM BST/12:30PM EST

Ways to Watch:

Live on Sky Sports 2 in the UK and Fox Soccer Channel in the US.

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Liverpool Make Craig Bellamy Enquiry

Liverpool have made an enquiry as to the availability of Man City striker Craig Bellamy, our sources understand. The 32-year-old is way down the pecking order at the Etihad stadium, and is actively seeking suitors this summer.

Kenny Dalglish will get his first real up close look at the strength in dept of the Liverpool squad when his new look side face Exeter in the 2nd round of the Carling cup.
While the clash at St James Park is not the type of midweek game that Liverpool are used to at this stage of the season, the Carling represents a chance for the Anfield club to end their recent trophy drought not to mention give some players an early season run out.

Liverpool get their League Cup campaign underway tomorrow in Exeter, hoping to find some sort of midweek success going early in the new season. It's not quite the type of midweek action we would have hoped for, but it's football, it's a chance to see some of the less familiar faces get a run out, and, at this point, it's a chance at silverware.

Liverpool get their League Cup campaign underway tomorrow in Exeter, hoping to find some sort of midweek success going early in the new season. It's not quite the type of midweek action we would have hoped for, but it's football, it's a chance to see some of the less familiar faces get a run out, and, at this point, it's a chance at silverware.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is preparing to make a move for Wolverhampton Wanders striker Kevin Doyle according to reports in the Daily Star.
Doyle has been in impressive form for Wolves over the past couple of seasons since his £6.5million switch from Reading in 2009.
Dalglish has been one of the busiest Premier League managers during this summers transfer window and has brought in the likes of, Jordan Henderson, Charlie Adam, Doni, Stewart Downing and Jose Enrique to Anfield on top of January signings Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez.

Last year's campaign saw Roma possess the second worst defensive record of Serie A's top twelve teams and worryingly, an inferior concession rate to all but one of the three sides demoted to Serie B. Therefore and understandably, Luis Enrique made buying a keeper his priority and finally secured the services of Dutch giant Maarten Stekelenburg.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is set to continue his summer spending spree and is lining up a move for Celtic winger Paddy McCourt, according to reports in the Daily Star.
Dalglish has been one of the busiest Premiership managers in this summers transfer window with the likes of, Charlie Adam, Stewart Downing, Doni, Jordan Henderson and Jose Enrique.

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is set to step up his pursuit of a centre back and has made a move for Stoke defender Ryan Shawcross, according to reports in the Daily Mail.
Dalglish has been one of the busiest Premier League managers during the summer transfer window and has already brought in the likes of, Jordan Henderson, Stewart Downing, Doni, Charlie Adam and Jose Enquire on top of January signings Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez.