Liverpool

Isak featured 30 minutes in Saturday's 4-1 defeat against Switzerland for the first time since his return from a groin injury and felt good after the game, he said to the media, according to the Liverpool Echo. "It was about half an hour. It felt okay. I feel like the reaction was good after the match in my body. Hopefully I can play properly in the next match (against Slovenia on Tuesday). It's always frustrating when you're injured. Regardless of whether it's one match or more. It's always worst for the player himself. It hasn't been optimal. But when I'm on the field, I don't give myself any excuses. I always want to play my game and perform."

Ekitike started the last five matches and managed to score only one goal, unable to build on his strong start of the season.

Van Dijk has played every minute this season outside the FA Cup, maintaining his importance in the backline despite Liverpool's early defensive struggles.

Robertson has started five of the last six games across all competitions, maintaining the position he regularly held last season.

Bradley has started the last seven league games, continuing the role he established at the end of last season.

Gomez hasn't made any league starts this season, but remains the only natural backup option.

Wirtz had two shots (zero on goal), two crosses (zero accurate) and two corners in Sunday's 3-0 loss versus Manchester City.

Salah had three shots (zero on goal), five crosses (one accurate) and three corners in Sunday's 3-0 loss versus Manchester City.

Mamardashvili registered three saves and allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-0 loss versus Manchester City.

Isak (groin) is on the bench for Sunday's match against Manchester City.