A sense of calm may have descended on Everton after three consecutive wins and clean sheets but Anfield brings one of trepidation and not only on account of their appalling record across Stanley Park. Jürgen Klopp is the only Liverpool manager in history to win his first three derbies, his team have plundered 12 goals in two games and look perfectly equipped to prey on Everton’s many weaknesses. Sam Allardyce has a decent derby record overall but it will require a stunning transformation – from both sides – to trouble Liverpool’s unbeaten home run against their rivals, one that stands at 17 league games. Andy Hunter
Kick-off Sunday 2.15pm
Venue Anfield
Last season Liverpool 3 Everton 1
Live Sky Sports Premier League
Referee Craig Pawson
This season G12, Y40, R4, 3.66 cards per game
Odds H 1-3 A 21-2 D 5-1
Liverpool
Subs from Karius, Gomez, Lallana, Sturridge, Can, Robertson, Flanagan, Grujic, Woodburn, Solanke, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Markovic, Ings
Doubtful Lallana (hamstring)
Injured Moreno (ankle, unknown), Matip (groin, Jan), Ward (back, unknown), Clyne (back, Feb)
Suspended None
Form WWWDWW
Discipline Y20 R1
Leading scorer Salah 12
Everton
Subs from Stekelenburg, Robles, Niasse, Lookman, Sandro, Keane, Klaassen, Besic, Vlasic, Schneiderlin, Lennon, Mirallas, McCarthy
Doubtful Keane
Injured Baines, Coleman (leg, Jan), Bolasie (knee, 16 Dec), Barkley (hamstring, 16 Dec) Funes Mori (knee, March)
Suspended None
Form LWDLWW
Discipline Y25 R2
Leading scorer Rooney 7