The Reds should be in a good place as they head into tonight’s clash against Kazan
What a difference a week makes. Three draws in a row, still struggling to score goals and the well-known nervousness setting in the minute we concede a goal; all indications pointed to Jurgen Klopp having a big job ahead of him.
A hard fought win against Bournemouth and a (in the end) confident win at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea and the world suddenly looks a much brighter place. Jurgen may finally be seeing the tide turn for his Liverpool side.
But whereas beating struggling Bournemouth and Chelsea sides is one thing, a tough trip away to Kazan represents another potential banana skin in the Reds’ progress under Klopp.
At the best of times, Russia is a notoriously difficult place to go and get a result of any kind. And as Rubin Kazan showed at Anfield a couple of weeks ago, they are no walkover, despite currently struggling in their own domestic league.
So a lot is going to depend on how seriously the manager takes the Europa League this season. The indications from the first game at Anfield suggest he will put out as strong a side as possible but is keen to ensure a fit and strong team is available for the weekend league game.
With that in mind, take a look at the team we’ve gone for.
[ffc-gallery]Click here to see the team we’ve chosen to take on Rubin Kazan.[/ffc-gallery]
i will lyk to see taxeira playing but rodgers get wrong by not naming his name in the squad
lovren,milner and ibe for sakho,coutinho and lucas. We need to win on sunday to profit from whatever happens between arsenal and spurs.we are playing on sunday against crystal palace and most importantly,against allen pardew,we must be at our best to beat palace,and our key players need rest
Tiexiera is wonder to watch but bloody manager like Rodgers fail to give him the,opportunity to impress thnk God you are gone