Chelsea travel to Anfield hoping to move up from 10th in the table, even if only for a few hours. They do so with the backing of new signings coming through the door in January and the chance of handing exciting winger Mykhailo Mudryk his debut, too.
His move from Shakhtar Donetsk caused quite a stir last week when he was announced after a U-turn following strong interest from Arsenal. Mudryk's presence will add fear to the Blues frontline that has been missing, especially with the injuries of Raheem Sterling and Christian Pulisic.
Whilst Mudryk could make his debut on Merseyside there are still plenty of issues for Potter to sort out with his midfield still looking threadbare.
