Nick Clohessy: Does Oxlade-Chamberlain enjoy the bench? At least Wenger was starting him. At Liverpool he's a 'cup player'.

Ash Williams: Lovren can’t even make a simple pass. So if he’s dodgy at tackling and can’t pass what use is he?

Now Joe Gomez plays a wayward pass straight to the feet of Riyad Mahrez. The winger tries to pick out Jamie Vardy with a ball over the top but the Liverpool defence clear.

The Reds are looking a little nervy in possession, but it's very early stages.

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Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain for BBC Radio 5 live

There's been plenty of goals from both sides so it should make for an entertaining game. Leicester offer plenty of threat to Liverpool but they need to start better than they did on Tuesday.

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Hmm, not a moment that will fill the travelling Liverpool fans with much confidence about their defence as Dejan Lovren, under no pressure, sticks a pass out of play. Cue ironic cheers from the home supporters.

Will this be the game that Liverpool finally turn their (many) chances into goals?

We're under way at the King Power Stadium.

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Leicester could win three consecutive top-flight home matches against Liverpool for the first time since 1931.

However, the Foxes have only won two of the last 10 Premier League meetings, losing six.

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These two met in the Carabao Cup this week, with Leicester taking a battering in the first half before hitting back in the second to win the game.

Shinji Okazaki and Islam Slimani scored the goals in the 2-0 win, the latter a belter of a finish.

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Former England captain Terry Butcher has described Liverpool's recent defending as "pants!" The ex-Rangers and Ipswich defender is on duty alongside commentator Ian Brown for 5 live tonight. What will he make of Liverpool's back four of Gomez, Matip, Lovren and Moreno this evening. You can hear the match and his thoughts here on the BBC Sport website and app, plus BBC Radio 5 live from 17:30 BST.

Liverpool have won 132 points in 73 league games under Jurgen Klopp, nine points fewer than in the same period under Brendan Rodgers.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "It sounds like we have no points and are completely the worst team in the league.

"Yes we have problems, that is why we 'only' have eight points and not 15. We can make it more serious than it is or we can take it like it is.

"I know already about all these problems - or 'not problems' - and I've made my decision already how to work with it, but if I talk a lot about it I only create headlines and it doesn't help us."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool’s defensive struggles are very serious. It keeps costing them. Jurgen Klopp has had enough time to change things.

The naivety, it’s amateurish at time. I don’t think the answer is better players. Yes, you can sign Virgil van Dijk. But if you keep playing the way they are – leaving the defensive line on their own – you’re going to concede goals. I sympathise with their back four, it must be a nightmare at times.

They filled positions they already had covered in the summer, like spending £40m on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. It just baffles me.

Carlton Cole
Former West Ham and England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool need a leader on that pitch to say 'let’s protect that back four'. There must have been a Plan B or Plan C. If it was Van Dijk or nothing, that was a mistake. I don’t think they tried hard enough to get defensively sound.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live

There is a temptation to suggest Liverpool's defence on toast but surely they have learnt their lesson from Tuesday? Jurgen Klopp will make changes from the Carabao Cup defeat but Liverpool must start to learn from their mistakes otherwise their season could be over before it has begun.

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Liverpool retain four of the players who started the Carabao Cup tie at Leicester midweek, including forward Philippe Coutinho. The others are defender Joe Gomez and midfielders Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum.

Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah return to the attack, Emre Can comes back into midfield. Simon Mignolet is in goal after Danny Ward played on Tuesday.

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Leicester also retin four players from the Carabao Cup game - defenders Ben Chilwell and Wes Morgan and midfielders Wilfred Ndidi and Marc Albrighton.

Shinji Okazaki, who scored the first goal on Tuesday after coming off the bench, starts alongside Jamie Vardy in attack and will be supported by Riyad Mahrez and Andy King.

Kasper Schmeichel is in goal while Harry Maguire returns to partner Morgan at the back.

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Here we go again.

For the second time in five days, Leicester host Liverpool.

The Foxes lead 1-0 in the series after their 2-0 Carabao Cup victory. Can the Reds level it up this evening?