Chris Sutton says Darwin Nunez "has nuisance value" after coming off the bench to win the game for Liverpool against Brentford on Saturday and it's Liverpool's strength of substitutes that will help them to win the league.

"It's a massive game for us and a big opportunity, if we can win the top of the table looks even better from a Liverpool point of view." "I'm happy to put my neck on the line and say a Liverpool win. This team normally comes good on the big nights and it's a big one tonight.

Former England midfielder Andros Townsend says Liverpool are an "almost perfect team" because of the way they win the ball back and immediately go on the counter-attack. Against Lille on Tuesday, there were goal efforts from all over the pitch as Jarell Quansah and Alexis Mac Allister headed over from set-pieces and Darwin Nunez had a near-post

Mohamed Salah's 50th European goal for Liverpool in their Champions League win over Lille showed his "elite mindset".

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The Dutchman has been outstanding all season. It has been a huge bonus for Liverpool, because in the summer this was the position that everyone thought would have to be filled by a new signing - most notably Martin Zubimendi - but Gravenberch was there all along.

The Redmen TV's Dan Clubbe spoke to BBC Radio Merseyside about potential signings in the Janaury transfer window: "I would like to see a new defensive midfielder. Ryan Gravenberch has been absolutely exceptional, but the alternative in that position is not ideal.

Liverpool flew out of the blocks at the start of 2024-25, emerging as serious Premier League title contenders, but their campaign had shown signs of slowing until Darwin Nunez delivered in a 2-0 win at Brentford.