Liverpool must wait to discover the extent of the injury sustained by Sadio Mane during Thursday’s 2-1 win at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The Reds’ No.10 was forced off in the first half at Molineux due to a hamstring issue, Jürgen Klopp confirmed post-match.

The boss said: "We don’t know exactly [what the injury is], it’s the muscle. He felt something in the hamstring. We don’t know yet, obviously, we have to wait. We will see."

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Roberto Firmino lashed home a late winner to earn Liverpool a dramatic 2-1 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Thursday.

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Listen to our free live commentary as Liverpool take on Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League tonight.

Liverpool name an unchanged line-up for a third successive Premier League game for tonight’s clash at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Jürgen Klopp has elected to deploy the same starting XI that defeated Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United in the Reds’ last two outings.

There is a change among the substitutes, however, with Adam Lallana ruled out due to a virus. Neco Williams is therefore named on the bench.

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Mane, Salah, Firmino.

Subs: Adrian, Fabinho, Minamino, Origi, Matip, Jones, Williams.

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Liverpool name an unchanged line-up for a third successive Premier League game for tonight’s clash at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Liverpool make the trip to Wolves tonight on the hunt for their 22nd win of the season. Here’s how to watch on TV around the world.

After the win over Man United last time out, Jurgen Klopp’s Reds head into the fixture off the back of 13 successive Premier League wins.

With 21 currently under their belt, Liverpool’s tally of 64 points sees them placed 13 ahead of Man City – who have played two more games.

The trip to Molineux pits the Reds against a Wolves outfit who have won one game from their last six in all competitions, one of which includes the 1-0 defeat at Anfield.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side were a tough unit to breakdown in the reverse fixture and Liverpool are to expect similar tonight, but they have recent history on their side.

The Reds have won the last six meetings in the topflight, restricting Wolves to just one goal in that time – will Klopp’s men make it seven this evening?

Check This Is Anfield for the latest team news ahead of the match.

You can also follow the game by downloading the This is Anfield app, including lineups, live coverage and all the reaction and analysis.

The match gets underway at 8pm (GMT)—or 3pm in New York, 12pm in Los Angeles, 7am (Friday) in Sydney, 12am (Friday) in Dubai and 11pm in Nairobi.

UK Viewers

Wolves vs. Liverpool is being shown live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate, which are available to live stream with NOW TV.

This Is Anfield will also be providing live text commentary throughout on our website and full match reaction and analysis on the This Is Anfield app for iPhone and Android later. Download free here.

US Viewers

Wolves vs. Liverpool is being shown live on NBCSN in the US, which is available to live stream with FuboTV.

This Is Anfield will also be providing live text commentary throughout on our website and full match reaction and analysis on the This Is Anfield app for iPhone and Android later. Download free here.

Worldwide

Live audio commentary of Wolves vs. Liverpool and a full match replay and highlights will also be available on LFCTV GO here.

Check our Rest of the World TV guide below for a list of TV broadcasters showing the match live.

This Is Anfield will also be providing live text commentary throughout on our website and full match reaction and analysis on the This Is Anfield app for iPhone and Android later. Download free here.

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Supporters can find the Reds’ latest Premier League clash on the following channels worldwide:

beIN Sports HD 2, beIN SPORTS CONNECT, SuperSport Maximo, SuperSport 3 Africa, Supersport 2 Digitalb, DStv Now, ESPN Play Sur, ESPN2 Sur, Optus Sport, RMC Sport 1, RMC Sport en direct, Armenia 2, RUSH, Sky Go, Sky Sport Austria, Sky HD, Sky Sport 1 HD, Idman TV, Canal+ Sport 2 Afrique, Canal+ Sport Online, SportKlub 2 Serbia, Watch ESPN Brasil, ESPN Brasil, Astro Go, Astro Supersport 3, Play Diema Xtra, Diema Sport 2, DAZN, QQ Sports Live, PPTV Sport China, ESPN2 Colombia, Sportklub 2 Croatia, Cytavision Sports 1, Cytavision on the Go, DIGI GO, Premier Sport, Viaplay Denmark, Xee, ESPN2 Andina, TV3 Sport, Viaplay Finland, Viasat Football HD, Viasat Sports Premium, Canal+ Decale, Free, Now E, Spiler 1, Sport 1, SíminnSport, Mola TV, Sky Sport Uno, SKY Go Italia, Sky Sport Football, Sentanta Sports Kazakhstan, SPOTV ON, SPOTV, MaxTV Go, TSN2 Malta, GO TV Anywhere, Blue To Go Video Everywhere, SPS HD, Ziggo Sport Select, Ziggo Sport 14, Spark Sport, TV2 Sumo, TV2 Sport Premium, Canal+ 4K Ultra HD, nc+ GO, Canal+ Sport 2 Poland, Sport TV LIVE, Sport TV1, Eurosport Romania, Okko Sport, SportKlub 1 Slovenia, Viaplay Sweden, S Sport+, S Sport, K+PM, Sentanta Sports Ukraine, UNIVERSO, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo

You can follow all the action today and throughout 2019/20 with us by downloading the This is Anfield app for iPhone and Android for free.

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A transfer to Liverpool could be a very 'attractive proposition' for Kylian Mbappe, a French journalist has claimed.

Following Mbappe's recent public comments on the Reds, Julien Laurens has said a move to Merseyside might be a possibility for Mbappe - though any admirers of the PSG star would have to pay around €300m to make it happen.

Speaking to ESPN FC, Laurens indicated the Paris Saint-Germain talisman would consider an offer from Liverpool 'every single day of the week'.

Laurens said: "It’s pretty simple, if Liverpool can pay the €300m or maybe €350m with the bonuses, and put that on the table – which is what PSG will ask anyone to sign Mbappe.

"If Liverpool can afford that, plus give him the wages that he wants, he will consider that offer every single day of the week, because, yes Real Madrid is his dream and one day there is a certainty that he will play at the Bernabeu for Real Madrid.

"But he's only 21 years of age so there is plenty time for him to go and play in Madrid one day.

"The fact is that he also would like to play in the Premier League one day, too - and Liverpool is a very attractive proposition for any top player in the world right now with what they are putting together and the project of Jurgen Klopp.

"But again, if they can’t put that money down on the table for an offer, there’s no way he could go there."

Earlier this week in a BBC interview at the launch of his new charity, 'Inspired by Kylian Mbappe', the World Cup winner hailed Liverpool.

Mbappe said: "What Liverpool do in this moment is amazing. They're like a machine, they've found a rhythm and are like 'we play again, we play again'.

"They've lost zero games. When you watch you think everything's easy but that's not easy.

"The guys are focused, they play games every three days and they win, they win, they win.

"Now the problem is that everybody watches Liverpool, and everybody watches what we can do against them, so now they have to show they are strong again but it's a very good team with a very good manager."

Source: Liverpool Echo

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A transfer to Liverpool could be a very 'attractive proposition' for Kylian Mbappe, a French journalist has claimed.

Following Mbappe's recent public comments on the Reds, Julien Laurens has said a move to Merseyside might be a possibility for Mbappe - though any admirers of the PSG star would have to pay around €300m to make it happen.

Speaking to ESPN FC, Laurens indicated the Paris Saint-Germain talisman would consider an offer from Liverpool 'every single day of the week'.

Laurens said: "It’s pretty simple, if Liverpool can pay the €300m or maybe €350m with the bonuses, and put that on the table – which is what PSG will ask anyone to sign Mbappe.

"If Liverpool can afford that, plus give him the wages that he wants, he will consider that offer every single day of the week, because, yes Real Madrid is his dream and one day there is a certainty that he will play at the Bernabeu for Real Madrid.

"But he's only 21 years of age so there is plenty time for him to go and play in Madrid one day.

"The fact is that he also would like to play in the Premier League one day, too - and Liverpool is a very attractive proposition for any top player in the world right now with what they are putting together and the project of Jurgen Klopp.

"But again, if they can’t put that money down on the table for an offer, there’s no way he could go there."

Earlier this week in a BBC interview at the launch of his new charity, 'Inspired by Kylian Mbappe', the World Cup winner hailed Liverpool.

Mbappe said: "What Liverpool do in this moment is amazing. They're like a machine, they've found a rhythm and are like 'we play again, we play again'.

"They've lost zero games. When you watch you think everything's easy but that's not easy.

"The guys are focused, they play games every three days and they win, they win, they win.

"Now the problem is that everybody watches Liverpool, and everybody watches what we can do against them, so now they have to show they are strong again but it's a very good team with a very good manager."

Source: Liverpool Echo

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A transfer to Liverpool could be a very 'attractive proposition' for Kylian Mbappe, a French journalist has claimed.

Liverpool have reportedly made contact with Pedro Brazão's agent as they weigh up a swoop for the teenage Nice attacker.

But Jurgen Klopp's side face competition from PSG, Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Sporting Lisbon for the 17-year-old winger.

Liverpool have already made two signings since New Year, with attacking midfielder Takumi Minamino having arrived from Red Bull Salzburg, and striker Joe Hardy joining the U23s from Brentford.

And the Reds could be poised to land a third new recruit if they can beat their rivals in the race to sign highly-rated Brazão.

After reports emerged last week that Liverpool were considering a swoop, French publication Footmercato has claimed that both the Reds and PSG have already contacted Brazão's representatives over a possible transfer.

However, Brazão is contracted to Nice until 2022, so the ball is in the French club's court over whether or not they want to sell.

Brazão is a left winger but can also play on the right flank or as an attacking midfielder.

After progressing with Nice's U19s, Brazão joined the club's senior set-up in pre-season and earned a decent amount of playing time, suggesting he was nearing his breakthrough into the first team.

He has so far made just one substitute appearance so far this season, but according to the reports coming out of France it appears Liverpool are hoping to yet again steal a march on their rivals by snapping him up early.

Klopp's side were quick to act in luring Minamino following his impressive Champions league displays for Salzburg, wrapping the deal up early so he could sign on January 1, the day the transfer window opened.

And they will hope to be similarly ahead of the game if they choose to swoop for Brazão, who has two caps for Portugal U19s.

Source: Daily Mirror

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Liverpool have reportedly made contact with Pedro Brazão's agent as they weigh up a swoop for the teenage Nice attacker.

But Jurgen Klopp's side face competition from PSG, Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Sporting Lisbon for the 17-year-old winger.

Liverpool have already made two signings since New Year, with attacking midfielder Takumi Minamino having arrived from Red Bull Salzburg, and striker Joe Hardy joining the U23s from Brentford.

And the Reds could be poised to land a third new recruit if they can beat their rivals in the race to sign highly-rated Brazão.

After reports emerged last week that Liverpool were considering a swoop, French publication Footmercato has claimed that both the Reds and PSG have already contacted Brazão's representatives over a possible transfer.

However, Brazão is contracted to Nice until 2022, so the ball is in the French club's court over whether or not they want to sell.

Brazão is a left winger but can also play on the right flank or as an attacking midfielder.

After progressing with Nice's U19s, Brazão joined the club's senior set-up in pre-season and earned a decent amount of playing time, suggesting he was nearing his breakthrough into the first team.

He has so far made just one substitute appearance so far this season, but according to the reports coming out of France it appears Liverpool are hoping to yet again steal a march on their rivals by snapping him up early.

Klopp's side were quick to act in luring Minamino following his impressive Champions league displays for Salzburg, wrapping the deal up early so he could sign on January 1, the day the transfer window opened.

And they will hope to be similarly ahead of the game if they choose to swoop for Brazão, who has two caps for Portugal U19s.

Source: Daily Mirror

This story has been reproduced from the media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Liverpool Football Club.

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Liverpool have reportedly made contact with Pedro Brazão's agent as they weigh up a swoop for the teenage Nice attacker.

Liverpool FC has issued a ticket update for the Premier League fixture against West Ham United at London Stadium on Wednesday January 29, kick-off 7.45pm GMT.

A limited number of tickets remain and will be available online to season ticket holders and Members based on Premier League away matches recorded during the 2018-19 season.

10 or more games: from 11am on Friday January 24.

Only in the event tickets remain

Nine or more games: from 1pm on Friday January 24.

Eight or more games: from 3pm on Friday January 24.

Supporters can purchase one ticket per person up to a maximum of four tickets per transaction.

Tickets are subject to availability and are allocated on a first come, first served basis. We cannot guarantee that tickets will be available to all who apply.

For further information before travelling, click here.

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Liverpool FC has issued a ticket update for the Premier League fixture against West Ham United at London Stadium on Wednesday January 29, kick-off 7.45pm GMT.

Team news

Liverpool's defensive ranks have been bolstered by Dejan Lovren's return to training this week, following on from Fabinho and Joel Matip.

Naby Keita, James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri are ruled out tonight, however.

Wolves hope to welcome Willy Boly and Diogo Jota back after they trained before the Reds' visit.

They are without Ruben Vinagre due to injury, though, and new signing Leonardo Campana is currently on international duty.

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Follow our live updates from Molineux as Liverpool face Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.

Liverpool’s relentless Premier League title chase sees them head to Wolves on Thursday night; here are all the best stats ahead of kick-off.

Recent meetings

Liverpool look for a second successive league double over Wolves, having last season won 2-0 both home and away.

Wolves ended Liverpool’s participation in last season’s FA Cup competition with a 2-1 victory on this ground. Raul Jimenez and Ruben Neves scored either side of a Divock Origi equaliser.

In the last 29 league meetings home and away the Reds have prevented Wolves from scoring on 18 occasions.

The Premier League meetings have seen Liverpool win eight and draw two of the 11 encounters – with the Reds scoring 17 of the 20 goals netted in the fixture.

At Molineux, the Reds are undefeated in the last three visits after losing the previous two in the Premier League era.

In the last five league trips to Wolverhampton, Liverpool have conceded just one goal: a 90th-minute Kenny Miller equaliser almost 16 years ago to the day.

Key faces

Harvey Elliott made his league debut for Fulham against Wolves last May as an 88th-minute substitute to become the Premier League’s youngest-ever player, aged 16 years 30 days.

Sadio Mane has found the net three times in his last two appearances against Wolves.

Roberto Firmino has scored five goals in his last four games away from Anfield. All of his nine league and cup goals during this campaign have come on the road.

Aboard the title train

Liverpool are unbeaten in the last 18 away league games (14 victories and four draws) with 12 of those wins coming in their last 13 away outings.

They have conceded five goals away from home in the league this season – fewer than any other team in the top four divisions in England plus the National League and the top four divisions in Scotland.

It is more than two years since Liverpool lost to a team outside of the so-called ‘big-six’. That came at Swansea on 22 January, 2018 when Alfie Mawson scored the only goal of the game. That evening Virgil van Dijk made his league debut.

Records tumbling

In the win over Manchester United last Sunday, Liverpool set a new club record by scoring in each of their opening 22 games of a top-flight league campaign. They are the first to achieve the feat in the Premier League since Arsenal in 2001-02.

The Reds have kept a clean sheet in each of the last seven league games, for the first time since December 2006. The last time they did so in eight in succession was in December 2005 when they equalled the club record – also set in 1922/23 when the Reds went on to win the title.

The last team to achieve the feat in the top-flight were Manchester United during the 2008/09 campaign, in a record-breaking sequence of 14.

Jurgen Klopp’s men have won 13 successive league games—their second-longest ever sequence in the league.

Scary form

Liverpool have not lost a league game for 385 days. The Reds have suffered one top-flight loss in the last 627 days.

The Reds have currently accumulated 64 points from 22 games, a tally that is more than what 415 teams recorded in an entire Premier League season.

They have taken 91 points out of a last possible 93 and 164 out of the last 183 on offer.

The Reds have won each of the last 41 games in which they have scored the first goal, including the penalty shoot-out victory over Arsenal in the League Cup.

Defensive resilience

Excluding the Carabao Cup defeat at Villa Park, Liverpool have conceded just one goal in their last 1,065 minutes of action – against Monterrey in Qatar.

In the league they have not conceded in 675 minutes – comfortably a record under Jurgen Klopp.

Wolves’ last league victory over the Reds came at Anfield in December 2010 thanks to a Stephen Ward goal.

Eye of the wolf

This will be Wolves’ 40th game of the campaign, six fewer than they played in the whole of last season.

Conor Coady has started 108 of Wolves’ last 109 league games.

Raul Jimenez has now scored more goals for Wolves than any other player in the Premier League era: 23.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s men have recovered 18 points from losing positions in the top-flight this season – more than any other team.

Their victory at Southampton last Saturday was Wolves’ first in six games in all competitions since beating Manchester City on 27 December.

In all competitions they have kept one clean sheet in the last nine league and cup matches.

Since the beginning of last season, Wolves have accumulated 24 points from 19 meetings against all of the so-called ‘big-six’ which is more than any other team.

Only two visiting teams have left Molineux with all three points in the top flight: Chelsea who won 5-2 and Tottenham who did so by a 2-1 scoreline.

Scorers this season

Liverpool: Mane 15, Salah 15, Firmino 9, Origi 5, Oxlade-Chamberlain 5, Milner 4, Van Dijk 4, Keita 3, Wijnaldum 3, Alexander-Arnold 2, Matip 2, Robertson 2, Fabinho 1, Henderson 1, Hoever 1, Jones 1, Lallana 1, Lovren 1, Shaqiri 1, own goals 3.

Wolves: Jimenez 19, Jota 9, Doherty 5, Traore 5, Cutrone 3, Dendoncker 4, Neves 3, Saiss 3, Neto 3, Vinagre 2, Boly 1, Bennett 1, Castro Otto 1, Gibbs-White 1, Joao Moutinho 1, Jordao 1, own goals 4.

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The friendship between Dejan Lovren and Mohamed Salah has given fans plenty of funny moments over the past couple of years, but that bond was severely tested by a table tennis championship match!

The duo have often invaded each other’s social media accounts to leave funny remarks or get one-up on each other.

Then we’ve had videos laughing at each other, quizzes which bring out the competitive spirit and plenty more on-the-pitch action to admire too.

Now, though, comes the real crossover: that desire to win we see on show regularity is pitted with sporting prowess, with Liverpool FC matching them against each other in a table tennis challenge – with the winner taking home a trophy!

It’s a rivalry which apparently emerged in pre-season and Jurgen Klopp has previously won the competition, but between this duo, Mo got the edge over Dejan across the summer.

Hard as it was for our No. 6 to admit the fact, the forward was the better player—so Lovren was fired up to win this time, while Salah wanted to retain his crown.

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We won’t spoil the end result for those who want to watch, but the fiercely combative game went very quickly from friendly encounter to a must-win battle for supremacy.

Salah almost demanded an official rulebook when one shot from Lovren hit the net and bounced over, while Lovren’s frustrations grew when he missed a few easy finishing shots when going for the big hit.

The defender took the first set, the forward the second—leaving it all to play for heading into the final stretch.

Who took home the trophy?! Watch on and find out!

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Liverpool FC Women have completed the signing of goalkeeper Rylee Foster.

Foster, from Ontario, Canada, joins the Reds after finishing her career in the American college system with West Virginia University.

The 21-year-old enjoyed a successful four-year career with the Mountaineers, playing 84 games and recording 39 clean sheets.

She was named on the MAC Hermann Trophy long list for the most outstanding college player of the year in two successive years.

A Canada U20 international, she will wear the No.13 jersey with the Reds.

LFC Women manager Vicky Jepson said: “Rylee is a good signing for us. It’s about signing a good quality goalkeeper that brings competition to our current squad. She’s a fantastic fit for us for the future.

“We’re glad to have such a young, talented individual join our squad that will add strength. She’s settled in well and we’re looking forward to seeing what she’s capable of.”

Foster is a huge Reds fan and her arm has borne a tattoo with the club’s ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ motto for several years.

“It’s been a dream for me to play for Liverpool since I was a young kid,” she said. “To be able to start my professional career and be in Liverpool – this was the ultimate goal for me – so to be able to start here is amazing.

“I’m going to come in, work hard and do everything I can to help out.

“I got the tattoo in 2014 after my grandmother passed away. My grandparents are both from Wavertree in Liverpool but moved away during the war. It’s just a commemorative thing to show that they are always with me.”

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