Burnley vs Liverpool live stream, Sunday 13 February, 2pm GMT
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Liverpool head to Burnley in search of three points to keep them in the Premier League title race.
The Reds are now on a five-match winning streak in all competitions, having beaten Leicester 2-0 at Anfield on Thursday night.
Jurgen Klopp's team have come out on top on their last four visits to Turf Moor, including 3-0 victories on each of the last two occasions. Roberto Firmino scored in both of those games.
As for the hosts, they have won just once all season - a 3-1 home success against Brentford back in October. Sean Dyche's side have drawn four of their last six, though, keeping clean sheets in three of those four.
And, as they continue their fight to avoid relegation, they can take confidence from the way they fought back to draw 1-1 with Manchester United on Tuesday night - through a Jay Rodriguez equaliser.
Liverpool won August's reverse meeting 2-0, with Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane on the scoresheet.
Team news
Burnley star Maxwel Cornet had to come off against United but looks set to be fit for this one. Charlie Taylor could be involved, but Dyche will remain without the services of Matej Vydra and Johann Berg Gudmundsson.
Mo Salah should start for Liverpool, having returned from the Africa Cup of Nations and come off the bench in Thursday's win. Sadio Mane - who scored the decisive penalty for Senegal as they beat Salah's Egypt in the final - could be involved for the first time since his return.
Klopp has also confirmed that Jordan Henderson will play as long as he doesn't experience any recurrence of a back problem.
Kick-off is at 2pm on Saturday February 12. See below for international broadcast options.
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