Liverpool predicted XI: Klopp’s team to face West Ham United in Monday night’s Premier League clash

Liverpool are closing in on their first ever Premier League title and their first top flight league championship since 1990.

Coming off the back of a dissappointing result, losing 1-0 to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League mid-week, the Reds face a struggling West Ham United on Sunday.

Going into the game the Reds have the chance to go 22 points clear of Manchester City, which will further tighten their grip on the Premier League trophy.

But with their opponents desperate for all the points they can get, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp will not want to make too many changes. We predict Liverpool’s line-up to take on the Hammers

GK: Alisson 

Mr reliable Alisson will be back between the sicks. He will be desperate to get back to winning ways, following the Atletico result.

RB: Trent Alexander-Arnold

As well all know Klopp does not like to rotate his back four and especially his full backs, so Trent could face some competition as he put in a below par performance last Tuesday.

CB: Dejan Lovren

Despite Gomez being his go to man to partner van Dijk of late, we believe Klopp will hand Lovren some game time again the Hammers tomorrow night.

CB: Virgil van Dijk

Second in Ballon d’Or, Virgil van Dijk is Liverpool’s undisputed number 1 player is simply undroppable at this stage of the season.

LB: Andrew Robertson

Will start again at left back. The Scotland international will no doubt have plenty of time and space to bomb forward as Liverpool press high.

DM: Jordan Henderson

The captain is expected to continue in the DM role, it’s important Liverpool keep their league form going as they close in on the title.

CM: James Milner

Although he hasn’t been a regular starter we expect Klopp to turn to his experience for this encounter.

CM: Georginio Wijnaldum

Seems to be Klopp’s go-to man in midfield due to his energy and ability to both attack and defend.

FW: Sadio Mane

The Senegal star will be looking to notch his 17th goal of the season in all competitions on Monday night.

FW: Mo Salah

Hasn’t been the prolific Salah we knew from last season, but he still brings so much to this Liverpool side.

FW: Roberto Firmino

It’s very rare that Klopp rotates his front three and Firminho is so key to the Liverpool attack, seldfesslely playing in his teammates at every opportunity.