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No rest for the brilliant: Predicted Liverpool lineup to face Leicester City

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We are at a point in the season when every game is the most important game of the season – even by that measure, Leicester City away on Boxing Day is a biggie. If the Reds beat The Foxes and win their game in hand then they will be 16 points clear of Brendan Rodgers’ men. Here is our predicted Liverpool lineup to face Leicester City:

We give our predicted Liverpool lineup to play Leicester City.
We give our predicted Liverpool lineup to play Leicester City. (Photo by Marcio Machado/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

Goalkeeper: Alisson Becker

Alisson was at his very best as the Reds were crowned world champions with a win over Flamengo. The Brazilian kept the opposition at bay throughout the game, saving everys hot on target.

Right back: Trent Alexander-Arnold

Trent rarely lets us down in big games, with us playing away we will need his switch of play to launch us onto the counter attack.

Centre back: Virgil van Dijk

The towering Dutchman will be vital in keeping the in form Jamie Vardy quiet.

Centre back: Joe Gomez

Joe Gomez has been staking his claim for a permanent role in Jürgen’s first XI, another strong performance should put any doubts to rest.

Left back: Andy Robertson

Andy Robbo has become our own little yard dog, the Joe Pesci of Anfield. In a fierce game, he will be at the centre of any tussles.

Defensive midfield: Jordan Henderson

The skipper will be crucial to the Liverpool lineup against Leicester City, his through ball to Sadio Mane against Flamengo was delightful.

Centre midfield: Naby Keita

The Guinean midfielder has hit a rich vein of form in recent weeks. He is finally playing like the player we bought, this is yet another opportunity for him to show his class.

Centre midfield: Gini Wijnaldum

Whilst the Dutchman has been suffering from a muscle injury he should be fit enough for the Liverpool lineup against Leicester City.

Right wing: Mo Salah

The Egyptian King comes up with the goods when we need him, we really need him on Boxing Day.

Striker: Bobby Firmino

Back to back winning goals in the Club World Cup, Bobby is out for blood.

Left wing: Sadio Mane

The hero when we took on The Foxes at Anfield earlier in the season, more of the same please Sadio.