Liverpool will seek to continue its winning start in the Premier League season when they host Nottingham Forest at Anfield this afternoon.
Arne Slot's side have comfortably beaten their opponents in the top flight of English football so far and are the only team yet to concede a goal this season.
Here's how they could line up against Nuno Espirito Santo's side:
Goalkeeper – Alisson Becker made three saves against Manchester United to maintain his record of consecutive clean sheets at the start of the campaign. Although Caoimhin Kelleher He expressed his desire to leave A couple of days ago, the Brazilian, who will now play as a starter ahead of his substitute, will have regular minutes.
Defenders – Liverpool's unbeaten defence is unlikely to see any changes to their squad for the visit of Forest. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson will be the right and left backs respectively, while Ibrahima Konate should partner Virgil van Dijk in the centre of the defensive line.
Liverpool's defence has yet to be tested severely this season, but it could be another easy afternoon for them against Forest at Anfield.
Chiesa could play from the bench
Midfielders – Alexis Mac Allister was one of the last Liverpool players to return to Melwood after international duty, but the Argentina international will be fit to start in the double pivot alongside Ryan Gravenberch in midfield. The duo have been fantastic together this season.
Dominik Szoboszlai has thrived as an attacking midfielder and will once again start as Liverpool's No.10. Mohamed Salah He is in prolific form with three goals already this season and will keep his place on the right flank, while Luis Diaz, another player who impressed in the early days of the season, will start on the left.
Federico Chiesa is likely to make his debut at some point in the match after his £12.5m transfer from Juventus after playing for the first time this season with Italy in the Nations League.
Forward – Diogo Jota will complete Liverpool's starting XI, which remained unchanged after their thrashing of Manchester United, leading the attack.
This is what Liverpool would look like on paper against Nottingham:
