Jesse Marsch has detailed the areas where his Leeds United side can trouble Liverpool - but insisted Jurgen Klopp's side don't have any 'weaknesses'.
Leeds come to Anfield on Saturday off the back of four defeats and no wins in their last eight. American coach Marsch has come under intense pressure from his own fans in recent weeks, with consecutive defeats to Leicester City and Fulham dragging them into the bottom three.
Despite Liverpool's own early-season problems, they remain unbeaten at Anfield and come into this weekend buoyed by Wednesday's commanding 3-0 win at Ajax and subsequent qualification for the Champions League knockout stages. A dismal start to the campaign for Klopp's side - their worst in a decade until the 1-0 win against Manchester City - put certain deficiencies under the microscope, but while Marsch has highlighted areas his side can get at the Reds, he has laughed at the suggestion his hosts have weaknesses anywhere.
