Slaven Bilic must hope West Ham perform better on their travels after the optimism of an opening day win at Arsenal was punctured by home defeats to Leicester City and Bournemouth. For perspective, however, it is worth noting his club’s last win at Anfield came courtesy of goals from Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters in September 1963. Liverpool will equal their best start to a Premier League season after four matches with a win and are aiming to keep four clean sheets in a row for the first time since 2011. Andy Hunter
Kick-off Saturday 3pm
Venue Anfield
Last season Liverpool 2 West Ham 0
Referee K Friend
This season G1, Y3, R0, 3.0 cards per game
Odds H 2-5 A 17-2 D 17-4
Liverpool
Subs from Bogdan, Ibe, Touré, Skaho, Moreno, Teixeira, Origi, Ings, Rossiter
Doubtful None
Injured Allen (hamstring, 12 Sep), Henderson (ankle, 12 Sep), Sturridge (hip, 12 Sep) Lallana (hip, 20 Sep), Flanagan (knee, Dec)
Suspended None
Form WWD
Discipline Y9 R0
Leading scorers Benteke, Coutinho 1
West Ham United
Subs from Spiegel, Oxford, Page, Henry, Collins, Hendrie, O’Brien, Cullen, Lanzini, Lee
Doubtful O’Brien (hamstring), Sakho (groin)
Injured Carroll (match fitness, 14 Sep), Zárate (hamstring, 14 Sep), Valencia (knee, Oct)
Suspended Adrián (second of three), Jenkinson (one match)
Form WLL
Discipline Y4 R2
Leading scorer Kouyaté 2