Rob Edwards’ side face one of the toughest tasks of the season off the back of our defeat against Manchester United last Sunday.
Jürgen Klopp’s Reds demolished Brentford in their last fixture as they remain two points clear at the top of the table.
The opposition
Liverpool announced last month that Klopp will be leaving the club after nine years at the helm, after winning a Premier League, Champions League, Club World Cup, FA Cup and League Cup title at Anfield.
The Reds have lost just one of their last 54 Premier League games at Anfield, while only four promoted clubs won their first-ever Premier League game at Anfield.
Mohamed Salah has been directly involved in 24 Premier League goals for Liverpool this season; Luis Díaz has scored in both of his last two Premier League appearances at Anfield.
Liverpool have never lost a home league game against us and it is our first league game at Anfield since January 1992.
Last time out
Manchester United held on at Kenilworth Road to take the three points in the Premier League last Sunday afternoon.
Rasmus Højlund scored two quick goals at the start of the game before Carlton Morris headed in to half the deficit in the first half.
Last time we met
Luton were minutes away from a famous Premier League win against Liverpool at Kenilworth Road back in November.
Tahith Chong scored his first goal for the Hatters before Diaz scored a late equaliser in stoppage time.
Team news
Forwards Elijah Adebayo and Jacob Brown will both miss out on our trip to Anfield.
Adebayo, our current top scorer, suffered a hamstring injury during the warm-up against Manchester United on Sunday and was replaced by Cauley Woodrow.
Brown had an operation on a knee cartilage issue this week to join Mads Andersen, Marvelous Nakamba and Tom Lockyer on the sidelines.
Officials
The referee for our fixture against Liverpool will be Andy Madley.
91 yellow cards and three red cards have been handed out by Madley across his 23 games this season.
We last had a game ran by Madley when we were held to a goalless draw against Bolton Wanderers in the FA Cup at Kenilworth Road last month and was the man in the middle for the reverse fixture against Liverpool.
Referee: Andy Madley
Assistant Referees: Edward Smart & Nick Hopton
Fourth Official: Thomas Bramall
VAR: Simon Hooper
AVAR: Darren Cann
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Fan information
Liverpool have provided an away supporters guide, which includes important bag policy information.
