Liverpool vs Napoli probable line-ups

• Liverpool vs Napoli probable line-ups
• Liverpool’s and Napoli’s next fixtures

As crazy Napoli prepares to repeat their performance from the previous match, Liverpool will be attempting to make amends for their actions.

When Liverpool plays home to an unbeaten Napoli team in their final group-stage match, they are seeking vengeance. To overtake Napoli, the Reds would need to defeat the Italian team by a score of four goals or more, while Napoli will want to hold onto their top-of-the-group spot.

The attacking threat the Italian team would provide to Jurgen Klopp’s team would be known. The Reds must produce a strong and well-organized defensive performance to defeat Napoli’s bid after giving up four goals in the opposite match.

Liverpool lost two games against Nottingham Forest and Leeds United after defeating Manchester City, and would like to erase these embarrassments by defeating an unbeaten Napoli team with three points. A victory might put the English team at the top of the standings and could be important going forward.

Napoli has stunned the league this summer with incredible performances. When they visit England, Luciano Spalletti’s team will try to keep their perfect record in Europe intact. The Italian team boasts an incredible attack battery that has consistently scored goals.

Napoli, who will attempt to break this record, has scored 20 goals in group play in Europe, four more than any other team. Even though Napoli has already qualified for the tournament’s knockout rounds, the team would still like to secure three more victories to make a statement to their approaching rivals.

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Liverpool vs Napoli probable line-ups

Liverpool XI (4-3-3)

Alisson; Milner, Konate, Van Dijk, Tsimikas; Elliott, Henderson, Jones; Salah, Firmino, Carvalho

Napoli XI (4-3-3)

Meret; Di Lorenzo, Ostigard, Kim, Rui; Ndombele, Lobotka, Elmas; Lozano, Simeone, Raspadori

Liverpool’s and Napoli’s next fixtures

The Reds’ next Premier League matches are against Tottenham Hotspurs on November 6 and Southampton at home on November 12. On November 10th, Liverpool will play Derby County in Round 3 of the EFL Cup.

On November 5, the Italians representing Napoli will travel to Bergamo to take on Atalanta. Then, between November 8 and 12, they have two home games against Empoli and Udinese.