When Wales take on England in their decisive final World Cup group game in Al Rayyan, Liverpool supporters will spot a number of familiar faces in Rob Page’s ranks.
Following Wayne Hennessy’s sending off against Iran, former Reds goalkeeper Danny Ward is set to start in goal, while academy graduates Neco Williams and Harry Wilson will be looking to retain their places having started both matches so far. Meanwhile, Joe Allen could be handed his first start of the tournament having made his return from a hamstring injury as a substitute last time out.
Yet one Liverpool record-breaker is nowhere in sight, despite being tipped to be their next poster boy, following in the footsteps of Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey when first bursting onto the scene six years ago.
