Norwich v Liverpool live stream, Sky Sports, Saturday 14 August, 5:30pm BST
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Norwich host Liverpool in a reverse of the Premier League's opening fixture from two years ago.
That ought to be a good omen for the Reds, who went on to end their 20-year wait for a title that season.
It's probably less of one for the Canaries, who went down with one of the lowest points totals in Premier League history.
Still, Daniel Farke's side bounced back in impressive style by winning the Championship title at a canter, and the visit of the six-time European champions is some way to welcome a capacity crowd back to Carrow Road.
Liverpool found 2020/21 rather tougher going, falling well short in the defence of their title as they were utterly decimated by injuries.
The Reds were worst hit at the back, and there's no one Jurgen Klopp will be more pleased to see back to fitness than Virgil van Dijk, who's finally back after rupturing his ACL in the Merseyside derby last October.
Klopp will be without the service of Andy Robertson, though, with the left-back set to miss the first few weeks of the new campaign with an ankle injury. That could mean a full league debut for Kostas Tsimikas.
James Milner could well start in midfield, with captain Jordan Henderson not yet up to full fitness.
Norwich could hand a debut to their own Greek left-back, Dimitris Giannoulis, although this game comes too soon for his compatriot Christos Tzolis - the winger only signed on Thursday - but United States striker Josh Sargent, who's joined from Werder Bremen, should make the squad.
Kick-off is at 5:30pm BST and the game is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event the UK.
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