Liverpool face a tricky home tie against Rangers in the Champions League as they look to return to winning ways.
Jurgen Klopp’s side come into the game off the back of a 3-3 draw with Brighton in the Premier League, leaving them winless in two domestic fixtures, having only won two of their opening seven league games.
The Reds will be hoping to change their fortunes around when they take on the Scottish side at home in Champions League matchday 3.
After a disappointing 4-1 defeat to Napoli, Liverpool survived a scare against Ajax and defeated the Dutch side 2-1, thanks to a last minute winner from Joel Matip.
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The result leaves them second in the group, level on points with Ajax and three points behind group leaders Napoli.
Rangers however sit rock bottom of Group A, having taken zero points from their opening two fixtures.
They were defeated 4-0 by Ajax on matchday 1 and were then defeated 3-0 by Napoli on the second matchday.
Giovanni Van Bronckhorst will be hoping to give his side any chance of qualifying for the knockouts when they face Liverpool but it will be no easy task for the Dutchman.
Here’s everything you need to know about Liverpool vs Rangers
Is Liverpool vs Rangers on TV? Channel and live stream
Liverpool vs Rangers will be available to watch on BT Sport 2 as well as being streamed live on the BT Sport app for all viewers in the UK.
Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm BST on Tuesday 4th October.
Liverpool vs Rangers team news
The Reds will be without former Celtic defender Andy Roberston who is set to miss the fixture against his old rivals with a knee injury. Kostas Tsimikas is expected to keep his place at left-back.
Likewise, Ibrahima Konate is unlikely to feature having only just returned to training following a knee injury and could be saved for the weekend’s fixture against Arsenal.
Rangers are set to be without summer signing Tom Lawrence while Keemar Roofe is also not expected to feature.
This leaves Giovanni Van Bronckhorst with a choice of the in-form striker Antonio Colak, who already has 11 goals this season or the Colombian forward Alfredo Morelos.
Topics: Liverpool, Rangers, Champions League
Will Beaman