When every Liverpool player will play at the World Cup - TV channel, schedule, live stream info
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This is when and where you can see the Liverpool stars in action over the course of the group phase, with all games live on the BBC and ITV in the UK (and available via their online streaming services) and on Fox in the US.Alisson Becker (Brazil)The first Liverpool player set to take part in the World Cup, assuming he starts, at least, is Alisson Becker. After that, there will be pressure to go deep under Carlo Ancelotti.Brazil vs Morocco – June 13, 11pm (6pm ET)Brazil vs Haiti – June 20, 1.30am (8.30pm ET)Brazil vs Scotland – June 24, 11pm (6pm ET)Wataru Endo (Japan)Back from the injury that he sustained in February, Wataru Endo will be hoping to play a substantial part in the World Cup.
Japan should be eyeing up the knockout phase in a fairly well-matched group.Japan vs Netherlands – June 14, 9pm (4pm ET)Japan vs Tunisia – June 21, 5am (12pm ET)Japan vs Sweden – June 26, 12am (7pm ET)Cody Gakpo, Ryan Gravenberch and Virgil van Dijk (Netherlands)The team with the most Liverpool stars, even with Jeremie Frimpong missing out, the Netherlands should be able to get through the group, but it won't be easy.Cody Gakpo, Ryan Gravenberch and Virgil van Dijk are all going to start regularly under Ronald Koeman. Each will have to play a big part if their country is to go far.Netherlands vs Japan – June 14, 9pm (4pm ET)Netherlands vs Sweden – June 20, 6pm (1pm ET)Netherlands vs Tunisia – June 26, 12am (7pm ET)Alexander Isak (Sweden)If anyone needs a big summer, it is Alexander Isak.
Graham Potter will need him to if he is to have a chance.Sweden vs Tunisia – June 15, 3am (10pm ET)Sweden vs Netherlands – June 20, 6pm (1pm ET)Sweden vs Japan – June 26, 12am (7pm ET)Alexis Mac Allister (Argentina)It appears that Alexis Mac Allister will be a starter for his country and it should get through to the knockout phase fairly comfortably. After a tough season for Liverpool, the Argentine could do with a good tournament to get back on track.Argentina vs Algeria – June 17, 2am (9pm ET)Argentina vs Austria – June 22, 6pm (1pm ET)Argentina vs Jordan – June 28, 3am (10pm ET)Florian Wirtz (Germany)If Germany is going to make a proper impact at this tournament, then Florian Wirtz is going to need to be central for Julian Nagelsmann's side.The Liverpool man has the potential to take the competition by storm, and that, hopefully, would give him a confidence boost ahead of his second season in England.Germany vs Curacao – June 14, 6pm (1pm ET)Germany vs Ivory Coast – June 20, 9pm (4pm ET)Germany vs Ecuador – June 25, 9pm (4pm ET)Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Liverpool FCFIFA World Cup