Genk manager Felice Mazzu insists his squad will not use tonight's game at Anfield as a photo opportunity but admitted he brought every available player to experience the occasion.
Liverpool won the reverse fixture 4-1 two weeks ago and the Belgian side are yet to record a victory in the 15 games they have played in the competition.
Genk were also beaten 2-0 by Eupen at the weekend and a mixed start to the season has left them mid-table in the Belgian First Division.
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Mazzu said his side's trip to Anfield is a huge moment for the club but said they would have to improve if they are to take anything from the game.
"I brought everyone because I think it is a great moment for the club, for all the players, so my desire was that everyone is here," he said.
"They play a big game against a big team perhaps for once in our life in a place like this.
"I know the results are not so good and the way we have played is not so good. I know it's not an easy moment but I am calm. I don't feel the pressure."
The manager also insisted his squad would not use the occasion as a sight-seeing opportunity.
Mazzu added: "It is the moment to enjoy but not to be here to take photos. It is to give their life on the pitch and play the best football possible.
"We play against the best team in the world at the moment. I am sure the players' mentality will be better tomorrow - and I hope the coach's also."
