Giovanni van Bronckhorst has provided an injury update on key man Connor Goldson.
The ever-present Rangers defender was forced off just before the half-time interval in a major blow to the Light Blues. The disappointment was visible as the stopper buried his face in his hands as he hobbled off following a challenge with Darwin Nunez. The defender appeared to be clutching his thigh and was replaced by youngster Leon King.
The 18-year-old - who has Manchester United and a host of other clubs monitoring him - partnered summer signing Ben Davies at the heart of the defence for the second 45 minutes.
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Ryan Jack was also forced off just before the hour and heading straight down the tunnel in a further blow to Van Bronckhorst.
It was a night to forget with Liverpool hitting Rangers for SEVEN. Mo Salah climbed off the bench to net a six minute hat-trick with Roberto Firmino grabbing a double and Darwin Nunez and Harvey Elliott also on the scoresheet for the visitors.
Providing an update on the injured duo, Van Bronckhorst said in his post-math press conference: "Both weren't good because they couldn't continue.
"For Connor [Goldson], he felt something in his muscle. So we have to wait and see what exactly the injury is. But I think he will be out.
"The same for Ryan [Jack.] So we have to wait until tomorrow and assess the injuries and how long it is going to be until they are back."
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