Mohamed Salah looks lively. He brings down a diagonal ball from Virgil van Dijk and links up with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain on the edge of the box.

The midfielder hits it early but scuffs the shot. Easy for Tim Krul.

Teemu Pukki makes a smart run in behind but he slips as the ball comes over the top. Joe Gomez mops it up.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has acres of space on the right and he whips a dangerous ball into the box.

It bounces off Christoph Zimmermann and hits Roberto Firmino before rolling into the keeper's hands.

Tim Krul boots a pass back straight out for a throw-in under pressure from Mohamed Salah.

Liverpool starting off with all the possession as Salah and Roberto Firmino try to link-up inside the box.

Good start from Liverpool! Roberto Firmino lays it off to Trent Alexander-Arnold on the edge of the box.

He strikes it powerfully but it's always going wide.

Former Everton manager Ronald Koeman is in the stands today. Keeping tabs on Dutch trio Virgil van Dijk, Georginio Wijnaldum and Tim Krul?

Off we go! Any upsets at Carrow Road? Or another record-extending day for Liverpool?

Khan: Tim Krul will need to be man of the match today if they are to have any chance.

Here come the players, who enter a field of yellow. Norwich fans are brilliant aren't they? Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson doesn't look unnerved. He's a face of concentration.

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As somebody has pointed out on #bbcfootball it is 40 years this week since Norwich's Justin Fashanu scored a beauty of a goal against Liverpool in an eight-goal thriller back in 1980.

Norwich fans have unfurled a banner reciting the commentary to that wonder goal at Carrow Road today.

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Norwich boss Daniel Farke speaking to Sky Sports: “We have to be honest we are playing the best team in the world. Not even the best teams in the world can beat them. So we have to win our points in the following 11 games and then in the last game we travel to Manchester City.

"It’s one of those games we were working so hard for [to play] in the Championship last season. We will be brave and try hard. It would be great for the mood and the confidence [If we can win]. We are realistic and know that everything has to come together today."

Meanwhile, PSG are currently losing 3-1 to relegation-battling Amiens...

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

Liverpool made so many headlines about needing their mid-season break; wouldn't it be just like football if they slipped up immediately after it? Of course, it's not going to happen!

There are 55 points between the top and bottom. The gap has never been wider at this stage. Liverpool have won 33 of their past 34 league games, 16 in a row and kept nine clean sheets in 10. Norwich have won once in their last 12 league matches, with one home clean sheet all season.

Surely Liverpool will make it 43 unbeaten top-flight games in a row, six behind Arsenal's all-time record. They have the same points in 2020 alone as Norwich have gained all season!

So naturally Norwich can't possibly win. But isn't that what Manchester City thought in September?

Random stat... Norwich are the only club not to have won a Premier League point from a losing position this season.

So if Liverpool take the lead, they will surely see the game out? Or are Norwich ready to end that run?

Yeah, he had a habit of scoring ridiculous goals against Norwich didn't he? Halfway line and half-volley on the edge of the box comes to mind...

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Jamie: Miss Luis Suarez in these fixtures, outrageous goals from an outrageous player.

Football Focus' Mark Schwarzer visited Liverpool to watch goalkeepers Alisson and Adrian train before today's trip to Norwich.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Sport

At the start of the season it looked like Norwich's home form would give them a platform for staying up, but it has not really worked out like that.

And while Manchester City were undone at Carrow Road in September when Norwich went at them, I just don't see the Canaries causing Liverpool the same sort of problems.

Liverpool's first-team players will be refreshed after their break and I think they will pick up where they left off - with another win.

Lawro's prediction: 0-2

Katie's prediction: 0-2

• Norwich are winless in 13 top-flight games against Liverpool, losing 11.
• Liverpool have won six successive Premier League away meetings, scoring at least twice in each match and 20 goals in total.
• This fixture averages four goals per game, the highest of any Premier League fixture to have been played at least 10 times.