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Having established a 5-1 lead over the Czech side in the first game, the Reds have other priorities to focus on.

It is too late for anything to change now but the fallout from the Manchester City game continues, while it would be very handy for Jürgen Klopp if he could get a few players back from injury.

Mohamed Salah has made a comeback but the Egyptian is still getting into his stride again and several others are still weeks away from a return.

Klopp will offer the latest on the injury front during his pre-match press conference on Wednesday.

The Liverpool boss might also be asked about the Premier League title race, though his side does not play again in that competition until the last day of this month.

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In the meantime, with an FA Cup clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford also on the horizon, here are the latest Liverpool.com stories that you don't want to miss.

We start with Mark Clattenburg this week being on the side of the Reds.

Premier League told of massive VAR error that harmed Liverpool

Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City was a high-quality game — no one doubts that.

Ultimately, it was not given and Pep Guardiola's side got away with one according to former Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg.

"Outside of the box, this would have resulted in a free-kick, every day of the week," Nottingham Forest's referee advisor said.

"Just because it happened inside the box does not suddenly transform it into a clean challenge when Mac Allister might be left playing connect the dots on his chest on Monday morning." James Martin has the story in full if you click here.

Liverpool injury latest and possible return dates

Even with so many first-choice players missing — four out of its back five, for instance — Liverpool still got a worthy point against Manchester City over the weekend.
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