Liverpool v Leeds United live stream, Wednesday 23 February, 7.45pm GMT
Liverpool will move to within three points of top spot in the Premier League if they beat Leeds in a rearranged fixture on Wednesday.
Tottenham's surprise 3-2 victory over Manchester City at the weekend has breathed new life into the title race. Harry Kane's dramatic late winner was cheered in the red half of Merseyside as well as the white and navy section of north London, with Liverpool's title prospects now in their own hands once more. If the Reds win all their remaining games, they will be champions of England again.
Jurgen Klopp's side fell behind to Norwich on Saturday, but it would have been a major shock had they dropped points to Dean Smith's strugglers. Goals from Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz gave Liverpool their 17th win of the season. The Reds have scored more goals than any other team in the division, and Diaz's arrival in January has only added to the firepower at Klopp's disposal.
Some of a Leeds persuasion may be nervously looking over their shoulder right now. A 4-2 defeat by Manchester United on Sunday has left the Whites just five points above the bottom three, and some of the teams below them in the table have played fewer games. Leeds will be desperate to return to winning ways as soon as possible.
Liverpool will hope to have Diogo Jota available again for Wednesday's clash, but the Portugal international will need to be assessed. Roberto Firmino is definitely out, so Klopp could continue with the same front three that started against Norwich. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson were rested at the weekend but are likely to return here, although Klopp will have one eye on Sunday's League Cup final against Chelsea.
Leeds remain without Liam Cooper, Patrick Bamford and Kalvin Phillips, three players who have been integral since Bielsa's appointment. Robin Koch suffered a head injury against Manchester United and will need to be looked at in accordance with the concussion protocols. Sam Greenwood and Leo Hjelde are sidelined.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm GMT on Wednesday 23 February. See below for international broadcast options.
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