In preparation for a pivotal match tomorrow, expectations are high for a robust lineup as our team gears up to face Chelsea.

Defensive Adjustments: Trent Alexander-Arnold, back from injury, is not expected to start just yet. Conor Bradley is likely to retain his position in the lineup, providing defensive stability.

Salah’s Return Hindered by Injury: Despite Mohamed Salah’s return from AFCON, he is set to miss the game due to an injury. The absence of the prolific forward is a notable setback for the team.

Szoboszlai and Robertson’s Comeback: Good news for the squad as Dominik Szoboszlai and Andrew Robertson are back and anticipated to be in the starting lineup. Their return adds depth an0d dynamism to the team.

Long-Term Absentees: Unfortunately, Kostas Tsimikas, Joel Matip, and Stefan Bajcetic remain sidelined as long-term absentees, dealing a blow to defensive options for the upcoming match.

As the team navigates through a challenging fixture against Chelsea, the strategic selection of the starting XI becomes crucial. The absence of Salah and long-term absentees poses challenges, but the return of Szoboszlai and Robertson brings a welcome boost to the squad’s overall strength. The outcome of tomorrow’s game will undoubtedly be influenced by the tactical decisions made in com