

Liverpool return to action from their Europa League clash with Trabzonspor by making the short journey to Eastlands to take on Manchester City.
It promises to be a mouth-watering encounter against the big-spending Citizens as Roy Hodgson takes charge of his first league away game for the Reds.
For the past two years, encounters between Liverpool and Man City have been close-fought affairs; three of the four games have ended as a draw, with Liverpool overturning a two-goal deficit to clinch a 3-2 victory at Eastlands in 2008.
The last time City beat the Reds was April 2005 with a late goal from Kiki Musampa.
This game was one of only two defeats that Liverpool have suffered at the hands of Monday's opponents in the last 36 clashes between the pair.