Liverpool injury update
Liverpool’s only selection concerns for today’s match also come back, but to a much lesser degree, as Conor Bradley (hamstring) and Ibrahim Konate (knee) are expected to be the visitors’ only injury absentees.
Robertson is eligible to play again after serving his Carabao Cup suspension, but with the Scotsman a shadow of his former self this season and Kostas Simikas now back from an ankle problem, don’t be surprised to see the Greek given the nod.
After enjoying a complete rest in midweek, Salah can write another page in Premier League history; The Egyptian international has already bagged 13 goals and nine assists in the 2024-25 Premier League, and could become the first player to hit double figures in both metrics in one season before Christmas.
Tottenham team news
Spurs continue to face a battered defense during the festive period, as neither Ben Davies (hamstring), Cristian Romero (thigh), Mickey van de Ven (hamstring) or Guglielmo Vicario (ankle) will be available for the clash.
Mikey Moore (illness), Wilson Odobert (hamstring), Richarlison (hamstring) and the suspended Rodrigo Bentancur all miss out.
However, Timo Werner could return from a viral infection while Destiny Udogi – who came on at the start of the Southampton game – only missed the EFL Cup win with “a bit of soreness” and should be fine to replace Mohamed Salah.
Welcome to SunSport’s Tottenham vs Liverpool coverage
Liverpool look to get back to winning ways in the Premier League today as they travel to Tottenham for a huge clash and SunSport will bring you all the coverage!
The Reds have struggled in the league with Prem title rivals in recent weeks Chelsea Closing the gap to just two points.
And they won’t want to drop any more points, especially with Arsenal beating Crystal Palace and Manchester City yet again.
however, Spurs will win 5-0 against Southampton And their big win against Man United in the Carabao Cup.
It could really go either way but one thing fans can expect, is lots of goals (hopefully).
Don’t go anywhere as it’s coming now, we’ll have the latest news, lineups and any breaking stories ahead of kick-off at 4:30pm GMT.
