Liverpool's home Premier League clash with Leeds United has been brought forward following the recent UEFA Champions League group stage draw.
With the clash originally set to be played on Sunday 30 October, the game will now take place at Anfield a day earlier on Saturday 29 October. The kick-off time is yet to be determined.
With a hectic few days before and after, Jurgen Klopp's side are set to play Ajax in Amsterdam on Wednesday 26 October, before hosting Napoli just three days after the Whites' visit to Merseyside.
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Having not lost to Leeds since their return to the Premier League back in 2020, Liverpool will hope to continue their strong run against a side that has started the season in fine form.
With the schedule beginning to take shape, the Reds' squad depth will once again be tested, as Klopp's men begin their quest to retain both the FA Cup and Carabao Cup.
Hunting down Manchester City will also be another test, whilst bidding to go one better in the UEFA Champions League will also stick out. The last time the Reds did lose a European final, they responded in fine form by winning the competition the following season, beating Spurs in the 2019 edition.
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