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If you wish to object to the use of your data in this way, please tick here. ‘We’ includes The Week and other Dennis Group brands as detailed here<doc-sep>Liverpool's Fabinho gets SERENADED by team mates on birthday HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign upfor the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. In what's set to be a thrilling night at Anfield, one player who could be given the chance to impress is Fabinho. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has stressed he has no doubts about midfielder Fabinho's quality. LIVERPOOL vs RED STAR | FOLLOW LIVE COVERAGE! Joining the Reds from Monaco over the summer, Fabinho did not make his debut until mid-September when he came off the bench in the 89th minute of the Champions League opener against Paris Saint-Germain. Since then he has made two further appearances but just one start, coming in the Carabao Cup loss to Chelsea. With Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita both out through injury, Fabinho looks set to feature in the clash with Red Star Belgrade at Anfield. Asked if it could be a big chance for the Brazil international, who turned 25 yesterday, Klopp said: "Yes, of course, no doubt about that. It's clear. "It's his birthday by the way, so it would be a nice present, eh? "I didn't make the line-up, how we will start, but of course it is very important for us that he's now been here for a few months, got used to all the things. "If you watch Fabinho playing at Monaco, (he was) full of confidence. You come to a new club and it depends a bit on your personality. "He's not the loudest person on the planet, it's not that he's come in and said, 'Sit down all of you and I'll explain to you how we played at Monaco because we were in Champions League semi-final the year before and became French champions'. "He is looking, watching and it always takes a little bit of time. That's how it is. But on the pitch, he is back now and that's good. So, all fine." Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade kick off time: The fans are ready for the Champions League clash What time does Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade kick-off? The match kicks off at 8pm tonight BST. Is Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade on TV tonight? The Champions League clash will be shown on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport 4K UHD tonight. Pre-match coverage gets underway at 7pm. Can I live stream Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade? BT Sport customers will be able to stream the action via the official app and the company’s own website. However, EE mobile customers will be able to stream matches for free, thanks to a subscription plan recently announced by the network. Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade kick off time: Can the visitors upset the odds? Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade team news Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Wijnaldum, Shaqiri, Mane, Salah, Firmino. Subs: Mignolet, Lovren, Moreno, Milner, Lallana, Sturridge, Origi. Red Star XI: Borjan, Degenek, Babic, Stojkovic, Gobeljic, Jovicic, Krsticic, Ebecilio, Srnic, Nabouhane, Boakye. Subs: Popovic, Savic, Causic, Simic, Jovancic, Pavkov, Stojijlkovic. Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade kick off time: Will Mohamed Salah strike for the Reds tonight?<doc-sep>Sports Mole looks ahead to Wednesday's Champions League Group C clash between Liverpool and Red Star Belgrade, including team news, predictions and a full preview. Liverpool will be bidding to bounce back from their late defeat to Napoli on matchday two when they welcome Red Star Belgrade to Anfield on Wednesday night. Just one point separates the top three sides in Group C after two matches, but Liverpool will be hoping for maximum points from back-to-back games against Red Star, who were thrashed by Paris Saint-Germain last time out. Liverpool © Reuters Liverpool's season so far has been defined by either grinding out ugly wins or failing to win by as many as they should given the chances they create. In many ways, Reds fans will be happy with that. For too long Liverpool have dropped points in matches just like Saturday's trip to Huddersfield Town, when they were far from their best but still managed to scrape a win. Mohamed Salah's goal at the John Smith's Stadium saw Jurgen Klopp's side return to winning ways after a four-match run without a victory, keeping them level on points with Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table in the process. It is certainly a position supporters would have taken after nine games had it been offered to them at the beginning of the season, and while it is unlikely that they will be able to sustain such form unless they do eventually reach the levels they are capable of, the fact that they have made their best-ever start to a Premier League campaign and still have vast room for improvement will be encouraging. It was in the Champions League last season that Liverpool showcased those levels they will be aspiring to again this term - particularly going forward, when Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino established themselves as the most prolific attacking trio in the competition's history en route to the final. There was more evidence of that on matchday one when they beat a Paris Saint-Germain side that have swept all others in front of them this season, although the attacking flair abandoned them on their last Champions League trip. Many of Liverpool's defining European displays of 2017-18 came away from home, but they could have no complaints at leaving the Stadio San Paolo empty-handed earlier this month - even if Napoli needed a last-gasp winner to take all three points. The Reds have now lost three of their last four Champions League games, although at Anfield they are unbeaten in their last 17 European outings in a run which stretches back to October 2014. Klopp's side could be forced to lean on that home form in order to get through what is a difficult group, and anything other than a win against the team which looks weakest on paper could prove to be a costly slip-up on a night where at least one of PSG or Napoli are guaranteed to drop points. Recent Champions League form: WL Recent form (all competitions): WLDLDW Red Star © Reuters For a team which has become accustomed to winning, Red Star's 6-1 defeat at the hands of PSG on matchday two would have come as a sharp wake-up call. The Serbian outfit may not have been expecting to challenge for a place in the last 16 having been drawn alongside PSG, Liverpool and Napoli, but their goalless draw with the latter on matchday one will have given them hope that they could at least hold their own. A response will be expected to their joint-heaviest ever European defeat, although Anfield is perhaps not the most likely place for it to happen. The opening two games in this group stage suggest that Red Star will instead need to rely on their home form to take points off their more illustrious opponents, although they have only lost two of their last nine European away games. Many of those have come against teams of a different calibre entirely to those Red Star find themselves up against now, though, with the 2018-19 campaign being their first in the Champions League proper having finally made it through the qualifying stages at the seventh attempt. Vladan Milojevic's side have overcome teams from Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia and Austria to make it this far, so then being thrown into games against three of Europe's heavyweights is a tough ask. Liverpool must not fall into the trap of regarding Red Star as whipping boys, though; the Serbian champions have lost just three of their last 19 European outings and the defeat to PSG - as heavy as it was - is their only defeat in their last 38 matches across all competitions. Domestically, Serbia's most successful club are currently on a 38-game unbeaten run in the league - including 34 wins - to help build a seven-point lead at the top after only 12 matches of the new campaign. Red Star will not be the last club to be on the wrong end of a big score against PSG this season, but the challenge for them now is to learn from that drubbing and avoid a similar fate against another talented attack. Recent Champions League form: DL Recent form (all competitions): WWLWWW Team News © Reuters Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson was taken off at half time of his side's match against Huddersfield at the weekend after complaining of a tight hamstring, so he is unlikely to be risked for this match. Henderson's absence could therefore allow Fabinho to make just his second start for the club, while Georginio Wijnaldum should also return to the starting lineup after missing out at the weekend. Firmino was also named on the bench at Huddersfield and is expected to return, while Mane remains a doubt due to the thumb injury he sustained on international duty. Trent Alexander-Arnold could be handed a recall at right-back having missed the past two games, leaving Klopp with a decision whether to start Joe Gomez or Dejan Lovren alongside Virgil van Dijk in defence.<doc-sep>Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has a few injury worries but will still be confident the players he has at his disposal will be able to get the three points Liverpool will be looking to tighten their grip on their prospects of reaching the last 16 of the Champions League when they face Red Star Belgrade at Anfield on Wednesday night at 8pm. Jurgen Klopp’s side are currently second in Group C with three points after a 3-2 victory over Paris Saint-Germain and a last-gasp defeat to Napoli on matchday two. 3 The Reds were so close to claiming a creditable draw in Naples Liverpool vs Red Star match preview They will be wary of their opponents, who are top of their domestic league but this is a game where Liverpool are expected to take all three points comfortably. Klopp, though, will have to do without midfielders Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita, who both have hamstring injuries. However, Sadio Mane is available for selection after missing the Reds’ win at Huddersfield in the Premier League on Saturday. 3 Keita picked up an injury against Napoli before getting another one while on international duty So who will start for Liverpool against Red Star in the Champions League? Find out talkSPORT.com’s prediction below.<doc-sep>
Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade: TV channel, live stream, squad news & preview The Reds will be eager to claim victory over Red Star when they host the Serbian side at Anfield on Wednesday to gain momentum in the Champions League Jurgen Klopp's side will be looking to return to winning ways in the Champions League when they host Red Star Belgrade at Anfield on Wednesday evening. Liverpool opened their Champions League account with a victorious 3-2 win against Paris Saint-Germain, but slipped to a 1-0 defeat away to Napoli on their most recent European outing. They sit second in the 'Group of Death' in Group C and could jump to first place should they win against Red Star and see Napoli drop points against PSG. Article continues below Game Liverpool vs Red Star Belgrade Date Wednesday, October 24 Time 8pm BST / 3pm EST TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch In the United States (US), the game can be watched live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial). New users can sign up for a free seven-day trial of the live sports streaming service, which can be accessed via iOS, Android, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Apple TV as well as on a web browser. US TV channel Online stream Univision Deportes En Vivo fubo TV (7-day free trial) In the United Kingdom (UK), the game can be watched live on BT Sport 2 and streamed via BT Sport Live. UK TV channel Online stream BT Sport 2 BT Sport Live Squads & Team News Position Liverpool players Goalkeepers Alisson, Mignolet, Grabara Defenders Clyne, Gomez, Van Dijk, Moreno, Alexander-Arnold, Robertson, Lovren Midfielders Jones, Fabinho, Milner, Shaqiri, Wijnaldum, Markovic Forwards Sturridge, Firmino, Mane, Salah, Solanke Naby Keita and Jordan Henderson have both been ruled out of the fixture against Red Star with hamstring troubles, but though there were injury scares for Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk sustained during the international break, the duo both line up from the start. Sadio Mane is available for selection after picking up a hand injury while on duty with Senegal, while Roberto Firmino and Fabinho also start. Confirmed Liverpool XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson; Wijnaldum, Fabinho, Shaqiri; Salah, Firmino, Sturridge. Position Red Star Belgrade players Goalkeepers Popovic, Supic, Borjan Defenders Degenek, Babic, Rodic, Stojkovic, Sumaila, Gobeljic, Terzic Midfielders Jovicic, Krsticic, Meleg, Ebecilio, Srnic, Marin, Causic, Simic, Jovancic, Nabouhane, Jevtovic Forwards Pavkov, Stoiljkovic, Cafu, Boakye, Nabouhane Confirmed Red Star Belgrade XI: Borjan; Stojkovic, Degenek, Babic, Gobeljic; Krsticic, Jovicic; Srnic, Ebecilio, Ben; Boakye. Betting & Match Odds Liverpool are priced at odds of winning 1/18 according to bet 365, while a draw is available at 16/1. A win for Red Star is priced at 50/1. Match Preview It's already become a tight race within Group C as just one point separates the top three sides after only two matches, but the Merseyside club will be looking to register maximum points when they face Red Star on back-to-back occasions for their next two fixtures. The Serbian side were thrashed 6-1 by PSG in their previous tie, which drew accusations of match-fixing by the French giants – who have denied the allegations. Red Star supporters have been banned from attending the clash at Anfield due to a punishment received from UEFA for a pitch invasion in August's Champions League qualifiers vs RB Salzburg, though the Merseyside Police are still planning for additional protective measures since 1,000 Red Star fans had travelled to the club's last game against PSG. Liverpool registered their first win in five matches in all competitions with Saturday's sluggish 1-0 win to Huddersfield, and will be eager to return to winning and goal-scoring ways in Europe when they host the Serbian side at Anfield. The Reds looked far from their best in their most recent European loss to Napoli despite kicking off their Champions League campaign with a thrilling 3-2 win over the French giants, but a congested October schedule that consisted of facing Chelsea twice and Manchester City at home has seemed to put a strain of fatigue on the home side. Salah ended his goal drought with his strike against Huddersfield to mark half a century of goals scored in the Premier League for both Chelsea and Liverpool, and will be eager to get off the mark against Red Star.