PSG vs Liverpool: Keita out, Sturridge, Henderson in. Liverpool formation and predicted line-up

The incredible YNWA side have appeared not just only indubitable in five but have also won all their previous matches since the start of the League campaign.

They showed that there is none stopping them after the masterpiece of display against Tottenham on Saturday.

Liverpool will travel to Paris where they would face Paris St German in yet another tough test.

Everyone is expecting a tough one because both teams are yet unbeaten and who wins could top the group ahead of Napoli and Red Star Belgrade.

Jurgen Klopp would have a little to ponder on because of his centre-forward Roberto Firmino who sustained an injury and claimed he was “OK” after the match. He notably suffered from abrasion but there could be a change in the German’s triumvirate.

Both Daniel Sturridge or Xherdan Shaqiri will be the Brazilian’s replacement among Mo Salah and Saido MMané.

Everyone loved the way James Milner played like the youngest and most experienced player on the pitch after bossing the midfield, no one is expecting him to start from the bench but captain Jordan Henderson and Fabinho could watch yet again as they are still struggling to make the first starting line-up. However, Klopp could opt for his experience ahead of Naby Keita.

We noticed a little bit of tiredness from Trent Alexander-Arnold before he was replaced by Matip but from Liverpool’s perspective, we could say that Klopp was trying to rest him ahead of facing Neymar on Tuesday.

We still expect similar formation but slight different faces

Liverpool (4;3;3):

Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Milner, Sturridge, Mane, Salah

Jurgen Klopp will not only face a team with ambition to win the Champions league but also his Predecessor at Dortmund Thomas Tuchel.

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