Brad Smith is right in the thick of things at the moment. 

He pings in a cross, again looking for Divock Origi, but it just goes beyond the striker, before he attacks down the left again soon after. This time his cross is blocked for a corner, but James Milner's set piece is cleared.

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We are asking how can Jurgen Klopp make Daniel Sturridge more resilient?

Anthony has recommended the controversial techniques of Serbian Mariana Kovacevic who bizarrely uses horse placenta to heal players, she counts Robin van Persie among her clients.

Anthony: Klopp might want to give Serbian doctor Mariana Kovacevic (the horse placenta doctor) a call over Sturridge.

Dale Bradley: How to make Daniel Sturridge more resilient? Give home some trusty WD40 Usually does the trick

JūNia: Call Tony Stark.

Cal Tutton: Three Shredded Wheat for Master Sturridge

(Other breakfast cereal are available)

Still goalless in Turkey but Celtic's defence has looked very nervy in the opening exchanges. Ronny Deila is out of his seat and pacing up and down his technical area. Can the visitors weather the early storm?

Follow dedicated live text commentary from that game here.

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Bradley Smith, 21, was out of contract at Liverpool, external this summer and turned down a new deal with the expectation of featuring more elsewhere.

The Australian however was told he would only be allowed to leave if another club was prepared to go through a tribunal to agree a fee for him. Having come through the ranks at Liverpool, the Reds were entitled to at least compensation and Smith was still paid by the club even after his deal had elapsed.

A move away never happened and after Jurgen Klopp arrived as manager, Smith opted to sign the original deal he was offered. This is his third appearance, but a first start.

Brad Smith, a 21-year-old left back, is making his full debut for Liverpool today and almost has a dream start as he swings a perfect cross behind the Sion defence and to Divock Origi's outstretched boot. The striker doesn't connect well with it, though, and the ball skews wide of goal. 

Kolo Toure is loving a long ball in these early stages. Twice he launches the ball up towards the Sion area, and twice the Liverpool attackers fail to do anything with it. Sion are still in with a shout of qualifying, and their fans are up for this, belting out the chants.

Liverpool get things under way at Sion, with Celtic's and other 18:00 GMT kick-offs across Europe also getting up and running.

It's a cold one in Sion with a sprinkling of frosting surrounding the pitch, temperatures are just above freezing. 

The players are out, and it is almost time for kick off.

Jurgen Klopp said he is not looking for a reaction from his players tonight following their defeat to Newcastle on Sunday.

"I am responsible (for Newcastle) more than the players, I want to see them play football, not give a reaction. This is another game, another tournament. Why after one game is everything in doubt, we are ok in this moment.

On captain Jordan Henderson's first start, he added:"We will have to see how long he plays, he is a fighter but we want him on Sunday too. It is good to have him back."

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It could only be Jurgen Klopp.

He's just been talking to BT Sport and is asked: "The last time you gave Divock Orgi his chance, he took it."

"HA, HA, HA, HA...yes," is Klopp's response. Brilliant.

Plenty of ideas coming in from you about how Jurgen Klopp can make Daniel Sturrudge more resilient...

Post Mixson: Would have his whole body bubble wrapped at all times.

Ian Parker: Give him Suarez's legs.

Anirüdha: Get him some bionic legs and he'll become more resilient

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Liverpool and Tottenham may have already sealed their place in the last 32, but that doesn't mean there is absolutely nothing to play for.

The 12 Europa League group winners and the four best third-placed teams from the Champions League group stage will be drawn against the 12 Europa League group runners-up and the remaining third-placed teams from the Champions League.

That means that while Liverpool and Tottenham can still get a Champions League dropout, finishing top of their group will give them a better chance of an easier draw in the knockout stage.

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Celtic may be out, but manager Ronny Deila says his side will do all they can to "ruin Fenerbahce's party" tonight.

Fenerbahce, who are second in Group A, are well placed to join current group leaders Molde in the next round but Ajax can overtake the Turkish side.

Celtic will finish bottom of the group, but are determined to do all they can to pick up their first win in this season's competition.

"The motivation is to win and to perform," Deila said. "It's a good opportunity as well to make a good performance and fight really hard for getting a result."

Follow every kick of the ball from Celtic's game in our dedicated live text commentary here.

Felix Magath once suggested using cheese to treat an injury, so what do you think Jurgen Klopp needs to do to make Daniel Sturridge more resilient?

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Something that might have a say about the quality of football we are about to enjoy is the quality of the pitch at FC Sion pitch. Looking a little frosty...

Where is Felix Magath these days anyway?

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Jurgen Klopp says, external he needs to figure out how to make Daniel Sturridge more resilient in an effort to get the him playing more consistently.

Whatever you do Jurgen, don't think about giving Felix Magath a call for a bit of advice. The former Fulham boss famously suggested using cheese to treat a knee injury.

With that in mind, are there any other bizarre methods for treating injuries you have heard about, or even seen being used? 

What would you advise Klopp does to make Sturridge more resilient?

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Another day, another injury setback for Daniel Sturridge. The luckless Liverpool striker is set for another lengthy spell on the sidelines because of a hamstring injury.

With Sturridge out and Christian Benteke struggling to adapt to Jurgen Klopp's style, 20-year-old striker Divock Origi could be the man who has to step up to the plate.

The last-time he was handed a start for Liverpool, against Southampton in the League Cup eight days ago, he bagged a hat-trick. Will he come up with the goods again tonight?

We'll be across all the goals right here but you can follow all the action from Celtic's game at Fenerbahce in our dedicated live text commentary page right here.

Midfielder Scott Allan makes his first start for Celtic, against Fenerbahce. He lines up behind striker Nadir Ciftci, who replaces Leigh Griffiths up front as one of the two changes made by Ronny Deila.

Fenerbahce XI: Fabiano, Gonul, Ba, Bruno Alves, Kaldirim, Markovic, Souza, Topal, Potuk, Diego, Fernandao. Subs: Demirel, Tufan, Zeybek, Ozbayrakli, Kadlec, Civelek, Erkin.  

Celtic XI: Gordon; Lustig, Boyata, Simunovic, Tierney; Bitton, Johansen; McGregor, Allan, Armstrong; Ciftci