Liverpool vs Toulouse Preview 26/10

The Europa League is back with matchday 3 as we turn our attention to Liverpool, who welcome French side Toulouse to Anfield on Thursday night. Liverpool and Toulouse sit first and second in the group respectively with just two points separating the two sides, meaning a win for the French side would take them to the top of the group. Read on to find out all you need to know ahead of this fixture, including team news, injuries, suspensions, stats, and where to watch Liverpool vs Toulouse live on TV in the UK.

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Match Information

Match:	Liverpool vs Toulouse
Kick-off:	20:00, Thursday 26th October
Arena:	Anfield
Broadcast:	TNT Sports 1 & Ultimate

Liverpool have had a perfect start to their Europa League campaign so far, whilst Toulouse have earned four points from a possible six, a decent start to say the least. Domestically, Liverpool are in fourth place, whilst Toulouse are struggling in 10th in Ligue 1. Let’s delve further into the squads, recent results, and statistics for both teams ahead of this game.

Squads: Liverpool vs Toulouse

Below are the current available squads for Liverpool vs Toulouse, together with suspensions and injuries.

Liverpool Squad

Goalkeepers:	Alisson, Kelleher, Adrian
Defenders:	Konate, van Dijk, Gomez, Matip, Quansah, Tsimikas, Alexander-Arnold
Midfielders:	Endo, Bajcetic, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Gravenberch, Jones, Elliott
Attackers:	Diaz, Gakpo, Jota, Salah, Doak, Nunez
Suspensions:	N/A
Injuries:	Robertson, Bradley, Thiago
Manager:	Jurgen Klopp

Toulouse Squad

Goalkeepers:	Restes, Dominguez, Himeur, Lacombe
Defenders:	Nicolaisen, Costa, Diarra, Keven, Mawissa Elebi, Suazo, Zanden, Desler, Kamanzi
Midfielders:	Spierings, Casseres Jr., Sierro, Serber, Bangre, Schmidt, Genreau, Gelabert, Skytta
Attackers:	Cissoko, Donnum, Dallinga, Magri, Begraoui, Traore
Suspensions:	N/A
Injuries:	Aboukhlal
Manager:	Carles Martinez

Statistics for Liverpool vs Toulouse

Toulouse have gone unbeaten in their last four games, drawing their last two and winning their previous two. Liverpool, on the other hand, have had a mixed bag of results of late but still remain in the top four of the Premier League. Needless to say, the gulf in class between these two sides swings heavily in Liverpool’s favour. With that, as well as the added advantage of Anfield’s famous atmosphere on European nights, Klopp’s team are strong favourites for this one.