Liverpool kickstart a hectic few days in the Premier League on Saturday when they face the short trip across the M62 to face Manchester City.
Since Liverpool's 1-0 defeat to Real Madrid that knocked them out of the Champions League, the Reds have been out of action, with an international break taking place over the last week. The Champions League loss followed a disappointing defeat against Bournemouth in the Premier League, with the Reds currently seven points off the top four with two games in hand.
Jurgen Klopp's side needs to start picking up wins, but they face their toughest run of fixtures of the season over the next eight days, facing Man City, Arsenal and Chelsea in that time. Liverpool's last win at the Etihad in the Premier League came back in 2015, but the Reds have been handed a big boost ahead of the clash, with Luis Diaz returning to training this week after picking up an injury in October.
