Liverpool will play their first Premier League home game since August this weekend when they host Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday afternoon.
It's been almost an entire month since Liverpool 's last Premier League game, with fixtures against Chelsea and Wolves both suspended following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. The international break then followed, with the Reds' clash with Brighton on Saturday being the club's first game since the win over Ajax in the Champions League on September 13.
A late Joel Matip header secured a 2-1 win over the Dutch champions in the last outing, leaving the Reds with one win and one loss from their opening Champions League games. Brighton have started the season fantastically, but following the departure of manager Graham Potter, it's yet to be seen just how much of an impact his loss could have on the Seagulls.