Liverpool will welcome Luton Town to Anfield in their final Premier League game before their focus switches to Sunday's Carabao Cup Final against Chelsea. Here's all you need to know about Liverpool v Luton.
The fixture, originally due to take place this weekend has been rescheduled for midweek to accommodate Liverpool's cup commitments this weekend. As a result, Liverpool will have an early opportunity to extend their lead atop the Premier League and put pressure on Manchester City and Arsenal who will play this weekend.
Liverpool had a comfortable 4-1 win over Brentford at the weekend although it came at a cost of losing some crucial players to injury. Luton, on the other hand had a battling performance versus Manchester United but in the end lost out 2-1 due to a Rasmus Hoiland double.
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Next up, we're back at Anfield 🔜 #LIVLUT pic.twitter.com/G5MRiGmuWV
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 19, 2024
What Time is Liverpool v Luton
Liverpool v Luton will take place this Wednesday the 21st of February with a 7:30pm kick off.
Where To Watch Liverpool v Luton
Unfortunately this game was originally scheduled as a Saturday 3pm kick off and hasn't been selected for coverage anywhere in the UK or Ireland.
We go again on Wednesday night.
Thank you for your support today! 👏 pic.twitter.com/LlIStuIUCA— Luton Town FC (@LutonTown) February 18, 2024
Team News
Jurgen Klopp has some major decisions to make as his Liverpool side try to balance all four competitions. Departing at the end of the season, his dilemma has not been helped after Liverpool's trip to Brentford. Already without the likes of Thiago Alcantara, Dominik Szoboslai, Trent Alexander Arnold and Allison they also lost Curtis Jones and Diogo Jota in the game. They will all miss this game as well as this year's first bid for silverware at the weekend. On top of this Mo Salah and Darwin Nunez have emerged as major doubts for the game although noting has been confirmed as of yet.
However, they did welcome back Conor Bradley at the weekend and he is expected to play. As well as this Republic of Ireland's Caoimhin Kelleher deputised superbly at the Gtech Stadium. His manager and captain Virgil Van Dijk gave a glowing assessment of the Irish shot stopper.
For Luton, top scorer Elijah Adebayo won't travel to Merseyside due to a hamstring injury, nor will Jacob Brown with a knee injury. They join Marvelous Nakamba and Mads Anderson on the absentee list as well as captain Tom Lockyer. Republic of Ireland international Chiedozie Ogbene is expected to play.
