Liverpool arrive in Marseille carrying a familiar mixture of expectation and uncertainty, the rhythm of the Champions League once again demanding precision amid disruption. European nights have long been a measure of Liverpool’s emotional resilience as much as tactical organisation,

When Liverpool faltered earlier this year, Arsenal picked up steam. They went on a run that led to them grabbing first place in the Premier League, a spot they have not relinquished over the past couple of months. The Gunners are riding a five-match win streak in league play, having won seven matches overall dating back to last month.

FA Cup win over Barnsley. The Hungarian scored a stunning opener and then made a calamitous mistake to offer the visitor a way back into the game after Jeremie Frimpong made it 2-0 for the home side.

After facing criticism earlier in the season, Florian Wirtz is now delivering impressive performances for Liverpool.

Burnley are playing with a back five, which is stretching the midfield in initial few minutes of the game. Liverpool come close within the first five minutes. Kerkez delivers a lovely ball right in front of the face of goal. Curtis Jones nearly gets to it, but it’s cleared away before what would have been an easy tap-in.

Mohamed Salah Returns to Liverpool as Arne Slot Faces a Defining DecisionMohamed Salah’s return to Liverpool training this week felt deliberately symbolic. Late onto the pitch, warmly greeted by

Liverpool’s Champions League trip to Marseille has sharpened the focus on Mo Salah as we look to turn control into results on a pivotal European night.