Here we go.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has been having a chat with Sky Sports too.

On the defeat by Atletico Madrid: "It's important, from time to time, you have to feel it. There's no real use for it apart from using it the right way. We had that feeling and we don't want to have it again.

On the injuries to Jordan Henderson and James Milner: "It's a massive blow for us obviously, because the two guys are our speaker on the pitch, they make sure everyone is really serious about what we're doing. We have to share that now. Naby is a highest-quality player, and we hope he can help us tonight.

"We played West Ham two or three weeks ago and they were already in a difficult situation, I think. You see with the line-up tonight, it's quite an offensive line-up, so they will go for the three points and we have to make sure that does not happen."

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp talking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It is a massive game for both teams. It's only two or three weeks since we played them which is strange. It'll be a completely different game, the situation has changed for West Ham since then.

"They may have changed to a back four, maybe not, Declan Rice may play at centre-back. They've got three up there too, so they want to win, we have to make sure that doesn't happen.

"It's not Jurgen Klopp v David Moyes, it's two pretty good teams playing against each other and we have to show how much it means to us. If we show respect, a good attitude and the desire then we have a good chance. If not, then West Ham can win the game. We have to make sure we have the right mindset."

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Hundreds of black balloons flying through the Merseyside air.

West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski: “I think it’s a great challenge for us. It’s a great opportunity.

"It’s another game you can gain three points in, and I think we should look at it in this way.

“It’s going to be a very difficult game. They’re unbeaten and I think they’ve only drawn one game throughout the whole season, so we know that it’s going to be very hard, but this is the Premier League.

“You’ve seen many different stories happen in the history of this country and league, so we just have to be up for it and make sure we deliver a good performance.”

West Ham’s players were wearing T-shirts in the warm-up in memory of Bobby Moore, to mark the 27th anniversary of the World Cup winner's death.

If Liverpool beat West Ham, they'll equal the English top-flight record of 21 home league wins in a row.

The record is currently held by Bill Shankly's Liverpool side of 1972.

Shankley's side scored 59 goals and conceded 14.

So for Jurgen Klopp's team have scored 58, conceded 12.

West Ham have lost three of their past four league games.

They have lost their last four away league fixtures. They last lost five in a row between November 2013 and January 2014.

The Hammers have picked up just five points from eight Premier League matches, fewer than any other side.

West Ham have lost a league-high 19 points from a winning position this season.

West Ham right-back Jeremy Ngakia is the 19th player to make his first two Premier League appearances against the same side.

But only one man has ever made exactly two Premier League appearances against the same side and then never played in the top flight again.

Adam Newton - also for West Ham - played twice against Coventry City in 1999-2000 before dropping down the leagues.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

You spent all that money on Jarod Bowen, he's got the engine, the tenacity and the fitness to get up and back and get up with Antonio. Last week they just didn't have anyone to get up there with Antonio. He needs someone up there with him for a little bit of support.

Bowen will be sat on the bench thinking 'what am I doing here?'

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

West Ham fans are staging protests against the club's owners tonight but they give the team a huge ovation as they go to warm up in front of the Anfield Road visitors' section.

David Moyes is out there watching them warm up - and has shown a couple of decent touches returning some stray passes from the Liverpool players as they go through their paces in front of the Kop.

The protests have started though with banners unfurled by West Ham fans reading "Karren Brady - You're Fired", "Sullivan - This Charmless Man". And "Run Like A Circus Owned By Clowns".

Liverpool are unbeaten in seven league matches against West Ham (W5, D2) - scoring four

The Reds scored four goals in four of those seven matches.

West Ham have won only three of their 57 top-flight away matches against Liverpool (D15, L39).

West Ham manager David Moyes has been speaking to Sky Sports in the tunnel: "It's football, and things in football happen, we've seen some crazy results in cup games and in all sorts of different football games, so we have to hope we get one of them tonight.

"Everyone is trying to work out what's the best way to play against Liverpool. Eventually, someone will find a way - I hope it's us tonight. We'll be doing everything we can to get a result."

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I can see the black balloons now, and a banner saying 'sack the board'.

West Ham fans plan to release black balloons tonight in protest at the way the club is being run by co-chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold and managing director Karren Brady.

A statement released on behalf of the club said: "Climbing the Premier League table is the club’s sole focus and we would ask for everyone to unite at this important time."

Liverpool could equal Manchester City's all-time English top-flight record of 18 league wins in a row, if they win tonight.

A 21st successive league victory at Anfield would equal their own English top-flight record for consecutive home wins, set between January and December 1972.

A football-mad schoolboy will visit Old Trafford for the first time after "a novel attempt to derail Liverpool's Premier League campaign".

Daragh Curley wrote to Jurgen Klopp, asking if it would be possible for the team to lose some games so they would not win the league.

Read the full story here.

David Moyes is yet to win at Anfield in 15 away games against Liverpool (D7, L8), losing the last three.

Not great reading for a man who has managed the Reds' two biggest rivals.

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