Confirmed – Liverpool XI Formation vs Hull City

Liverpool collide against Hull City today and manager Jurgen Klopp has selected a very strong starting XI.
Star attacker Sadio Mane returns to the starting lineup for the first time since returning from the AFCON. Moreover, this is the first time since November 2016 that the likes of Mane, Lallana, Coutinho and Firmino are starting together.
Wijnaldum scored for the Reds against Chelsea in the last game but the Dutch international starts on the bench today. Lallana, Can and Hendo start in the midfield.
As far as the defense is concerned, Klavan is ill and Lovren has a knee concern. In such a scenario, Lucas Leiva starts in the central defense with Joel Matip.
Retired England international James Milner will make his 50th league appearance for the Merseysiders. As expected, the former Man City star will play in the left fullback position.
Here is Liverpool’s confirmed XI formation vs Hull City.

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  1. IAN says:

    That is an absolutely disgraceful and pathetic performance. All eleven players and including the subs should have pay docked. How in the hell do you have 80% of possession in the second half and cannot do anything with it. Now 11 corners in the second half alone and still cannot find the net. People say you cannot blame Klopp. Something is very wrong at present. Very wrong and Klopp does not seem to have any real idea of how to fix it. Add to that zero activity in the transfer window. I am running out of ways to rationalize the results and how to move forward.

  2. That is an absolutely disgraceful and pathetic performance. All eleven players and including the subs
    should have pay docked. How in the hell do you have 80% of possession in the second half and
    cannot do anything with it. Now 11 corners in the second half alone and still cannot find the net.
    People say you cannot blame Klopp. Something is very wrong at present. Very wrong and Klopp does
    not seem to have any real idea of how to fix it. Add to that zero activity in the transfer window. I am
    running out of ways to rationalize the results and how to move forward.

  3. Star attacker Sadio Mane returns to the starting lineup
    for the first time since returning from the AFCON.
    Moreover, this is the first time November 2016
    that the likes of Mane, Lallana, Coutinho and Firmino
    are starting together.
    Wijnaldum scored for the Reds against Chelsea in the last game but the Dutch
    international starts on the bench today. Lallana, Can and Hendo start in the
    midfield.
    As far as the defense is concerned, Klavan is ill and Lovren has a knee concern.
    In such a scenario, Lucas Leiva starts in the central defense with Joel Matip
    Chelsea’s Solanke tells friends he is
    joining Liverpool – report
    By Mitch Waddon 17th Feb 2017
    Dominic Solanke is set to leave Chelsea at
    the end of the season and has told friends
    he will be signing for Liverpool .
    Solanke is expected to leave Chelsea
    following the expiration of his contract in
    the summer, having failed to earn an
    extension.
    PLAY
    While the 19-year-old is one of the Blues’
    most highly -rated players the forward’s
    wage demands, according to the Evening
    Standard, of £50,000, a significant rise
    from his current £7,000, are not going to
    be met by Chelsea, who also refuse to
    guarantee him regular playing time.
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    It means that Chelsea will lose Solanke in
    the summer and the Evening Standard is
    also reporting that the forward has been
    telling his friends that he will be moving to
    Liverpool.
    The Merseyside club have insisted they
    hold no interest in signing the youngster
    who, despite appearing in a couple of
    senior matchday squads this season, has
    mainly been forced to play for the Chelsea
    Under-23s.
    Losing Solanke will mean Chelsea are
    entitled to compensation due to rules
    regarding academy players leaving before
    their 24th birthday, and the report
    speculates that the Blues could get at least
    £8m for the striker.
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    this season have come from set-pieces
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    develop using Chelsea’s youngsters
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    as the Premier League’s MVP
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    is perfect for each Premier League team?
    Explained: How to replicate Conte’s 3-4-3
    system on Football Manager 2017

  4. Chelsea’s Solanke tells friends he is
    joining Liverpool – report
    By Mitch Waddon 17th Feb 2017
    Dominic Solanke is set to leave Chelsea at
    the end of the season and has told friends
    he will be signing for Liverpool .
    Solanke is expected to leave Chelsea
    following the expiration of his contract in
    the summer, having failed to earn an
    extension.
    PLAY
    While the 19-year-old is one of the Blues’
    most highly -rated players the forward’s
    wage demands, according to the Evening
    Standard, of £50,000, a significant rise
    from his current £7,000, are not going to
    be met by Chelsea, who also refuse to
    guarantee him regular playing time.
    Get 24 Hours of Sky Sports and watch all
    of the action live with NOW TV for £6.99.
    Sign up and get a 10% discount.
    It means that Chelsea will lose Solanke in
    the summer and the Evening Standard is
    also reporting that the forward has been
    telling his friends that he will be moving to
    Liverpool.
    The Merseyside club have insisted they
    hold no interest in signing the youngster
    who, despite appearing in a couple of
    senior matchday squads this season, has
    mainly been forced to play for the Chelsea
    Under-23s.
    Losing Solanke will mean Chelsea are
    entitled to compensation due to rules
    regarding academy players leaving before
    their 24th birthday, and the report
    speculates that the Blues could get at least
    £8m for the striker.
    12 of Chelsea’s 52 Premier League goals
    this season have come from set-pieces
    Four future defensive line-ups Conte could
    develop using Chelsea’s youngsters
    How N’Golo Kante has established himself
    as the Premier League’s MVP
    Chelsea sign Weigl: Which Bundesliga star
    is perfect for each Premier League team?
    Explained: How to replicate Conte’s 3-4-3
    system on Football Manager 2017

  5. Mohammedsani Abdella says:

    Liverpool are currently linked with a summer
    move for Leicester ‘keeper Kasper
    Schmeichel, but what do Liverpool fans
    think about the possibility of a deal?
    On Monday, Sky Sports claimed:
    “Liverpool and Arsenal will go head-to-head to
    sign Kasper Schmeichel in the summer. Jurgen
    Klopp will move to sign him after inconsistent
    play from current options”.
    Soon after, UK bookmakers installed
    Liverpool as 2-1 favourites to sign £30m –
    rated Schmeichel, and Reds fans appear to
    be in favour of the deal. I conducted a poll
    this week asking fans if Liverpool should
    sign ‘ fantastic ‘ Schmeichel. The result:
    * 61% of participating fans voted YES to the
    transfer.
    Schmeichel literally has the same stats as
    Simon Mignolet (both have conceded a goal
    every 78 minutes), but a better comparison
    may be last season, when Schmeichel was
    at the top of his game.
    * Schmeichel: 40 goals conceded in 40 apps
    (One every 90 mins). 15 clean sheets (One
    every 240 mins)
    * Mignolet : 59 goals conceded in 55 apps
    (One every 85 mins). 20 clean sheets (One
    every 250 mins)
    Again, Schmeichel’s primary stats are not
    much better than Mignolet’s, but like his
    Manc father, Schmeichel is – according to
    Ranieri – a ‘ fantastic leader, and a vocal
    presence at the back, two qualities Liverpool
    desperately need. Last month, Leicester
    defender Wes Morgan enthused:
    “He [Schmeichel] is very vocal and is always on
    our cases to make sure that we are in the right
    positions”.
    I’ve never heard a Liverpool player say the
    same about Simon Mignolet. £30m is an
    unrealistic transfer fee, but if Leicester get
    relegated (or finish very low in the table),
    their bargaining position will be reduced as
    Schmeichel will almost certainly want to
    leave.

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