LIV vs SOU Dream11 Prediction | Premier League | Southampton vs Liverpool, Fantasy Team News

LIV vs SOU Dream11 Match Preview, Team News, Lineups

When Liverpool travel to the South Coast for the Premier League match, Ralph Hasenhüttl knows that facing the weary, exhausted and the jet-lagged visitors gives his side a perfect opportunity to produce the shock of this new Premier League seasons.

Match Details:

The Premier League match will be played between Southampton and Liverpool at St. Mary’s Stadium, in Southampton, England. The ground has a capacity of 32,505.
The game will start at 07:30 PM (IST), on Saturday, August 17.

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Southampton – D W W W W L
Liverpool – D L W L W W

Southampton Team News:

Ralph Hasenhuttl has a fully-fit squad available for the Liverpool clash.

Possible INs and OUTs of this game:

Captain Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has recovered from sickness and could make a straight entry into the playing 11.
Summer signings Moussa Djenepo and Kevin Danso are in contention to make their debuts.
Former Liverpool striker Danny Ings will be leading the line for the hosts.

Southampton Probable XI:

Gunn (GK), Bednarek, Yoshida, Vestergaard, Valery, Romeu, Hojbjerg, Bertrand, Ward-Prowse, Redmond, Ings

Liverpool FC Team News:

First-choice goalkeeper Alisson Becker will be missing at least five weeks of action from here. He remains unavailable for selection.
While reports indicate that his deputy, Adrian, who saved Tammy Abraham’s penalty to win the UEFA Super Cup for Liverpool, hurt his ankle during the celebration and remains a doubt for the match.
Naby Keita limped off from Liverpool’s practice session on the eve of the Super Cup and is listed as a doubt for the match.
Nathaniel Clyne and Dejan Lovren will miss the game due to fitness issues.
James Milner was seen using the ice pack on his knee after getting subbed in the 2nd half. The 34-year-old midfielder will be monitored before the game.

Possible ins or outs of this game:

Though Adrain declared on his Twitter account that he expects to be fit for the match, Andy Lonergan will most probably start if Jurgen Klopp sees the former as not 100% for the game.
Gini Wijnaldum and Adam Lallana are both in contention to start the game.
Trent-Alexander Arnold should start at right-back, with Joe Gomez moving to the central defence alongside Virgil Van Dijk.

Liverpool Probable XI:

Adrian / Lonergan (GK), Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Henderson, Fabinho, Wijnaldum / Lallana, Mane, Firmino, Salah

Potential Game Changers:

Roberto Firmino
Mohamed Salah
Sadio Mane
Danny Ings
Nathan Redmond
Pierre-Emile Hojberg

Likely to score:

For Southampton: Danny Ings, Nathan Redmond
For Liverpool: Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane

Captain and Vice-Captain Selection:

Roberto Firmino: The Engine of the team. The fulcrum of Jurgen Klopp’s pressing system. It was him who made Liverpool ticking again in the 2nd half, setting up Sadio Mane twice.

He was the man of the match in Liverpool’s first game of the season despite not scoring a game.

Last season:

Games: 52
Goals: 18
Assists: 10

Sadio Mane: The Senagalese marked his first start for Liverpool this season with two crucial goals in the UEFA Super Cup against Chelsea. with him back to full fitness, the Reds will hope that his goal-scoring streak continues.

Last season:

Games: 55
Goals: 29
Assists: 03

Mohamed Salah: No need to mention the Egyptian King here. He topped the goal scoring charts for Liverpool in the last two years and is already up and running for the season with a goal against Norwich City.

Last season:

Games: 54
Goals: 29
Assists: 10

Danny Ings: His move to Liverpool could never materialize due to the injuries which never really left him. But the former Burnley striker is a poacher who doesn’t need 2nd invitation in front of the goal. With Liverpool struggling at the back, Ings could hurt his former team.

Nathan Redmond: The promise he showed in his first season, seems a tad more flattery rather than the loss of form at the moment. But he is still young and have the time to recapture the form which even forced Pep Guardiola to mutter few words of praise for Southampton’s prized asset.

Last season: