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Liverpool are seven points behind leaders Manchester City and cannot afford to allow that gap to grow before Pep Guardiola brings his side to Anfield next Sunday.

After this, the Reds host Brighton on Wednesday - the same night City go to Burnley.

Leicester City

Leicester midfielder Harvey Barnes, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's a tough one to take, we know how Leeds play and it can end up as a basketball game.

"We played some good football and we created good chances. The goals we are very disappointed with."

On his goal: "I was really happy with it, we said the first goal would be important. We know we all need to be contributing and we have all done really well. But the goals conceded cost us.

"The games are coming so quick at the minute, we can't dwell on it."

Leeds United

Leeds goalscorer Patrick Bamford: "It was a hard game we knew from the home leg they’re a top team. You can see by their position in the league. We knew we had to concentrate and really fight for it."

[On going four games without a goal]: "I’d love to say I don’t think about it but all strikers do. Last couple games I’ve been a little bit off it. It’s always nice to get a goal.

"It was nice to get the assists, a lot of the boys would’ve expected me to shoot, but I put it on a plate.

"Liverpool we came very close [against], we got a point at Manchester City. Today we showed that we can compete [with the top teams]. To get the three points is a great achievement. It gives the boys confidence.

"We’re a strong group and we’ve added the lads in the summer. Everyone’s got their feet on the ground, [there are] no superstars."

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp on whether the club will sign a defender before the transfer deadline on Monday: "We will try.

"It is funny when you all think 'oh Liverpool will be just fine with the situation and they don't care or try'. We try but there is nothing to say until something happens.

"We will see. We still try to do the right things. If that's possible, we will do it. If not, we won't."

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Will Liverpool bring in any defensive reinforcements on transfer deadline day on Monday?

With Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez, Joel Matip and Fabinho all out, Jurgen Klopp is lacking experienced back-up at the back.

But who will he sign?

Arsenal's Germany centre-back Shkodran Mustafi, who is out of contract at the Emirates this summer, could emerge as a short-term fix, according to the Telegraph., external

Mustafi is thought to be in talks with Arsenal to negotiate a settlement regarding an early release from his contract.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on Football Focus

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David Moyes has done a great job. He's changed the mentality of the squad and the board.

He's bought players that will fit into his system, Vladimir Coufal and Tomas Soucek have been top class and he's added a sprinkling of magic with Said Benrahma and Jesse Lingard.

Liverpool showed signs against Manchester United that they were coming back to their best. Then against Spurs, Thiago Alcantara was better playing more advanced and Gigi Wijnaldum anchored the midfield, where he has such a good record. The signs were that the front three were back in form as well.

West Ham United

Fifth-placed West Ham have won their last six league and cup games and have taken 14 points from the last 18 available.

Boss David Moyes tells Sky Sports: "It's great. This time last season we were talking about relegation."

The Hammers will move above Liverpool into fourth if they win.

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, speaking to Sky Sports about Sadio Mane's absence due to a muscle injury: "It happened in the game against Tottenham. It's nothing too serious but it's serious enough for him not to be involved today."

Thanks Harry!

That's a HUGE statement win by Leeds who are looking up rather than down.

It means Liverpool will climb above Leicester into third spot if they overcome the loss of Sadio Mane and see off in-form West Ham.

We're around half an hour from kick-off in London.

Time for me to make way for Neil Johnston, who is going to bring you build-up and coverage as Liverpool look to take advantage of Leicester's defeat.

All yours, Neil!

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West Ham are unchanged from the side that won 3-2 at Crystal Palace to, briefly, climb into the Champions League places on Tuesday.

They also name the same nine substitutes as David Moyes revels in a comparative abundance of availability compared to the Hammers' visitors.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Cresswell, Coufal, Dawson, Ogbonna, Rice, Fornals, Soucek, Benrahma, Bowen, Antonio.

Substitutes: Martin, Balbuena, Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Noble, Diop, Fredericks, Johnson, Odubeko.

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Sadio Mane is the headline absence for Liverpool, with the Senegal striker missing due to a minor muscle injury, the club has confirmed.

Jurgen Klopp also opts to drop Roberto Firmino to the bench, meaning Liverpool start with a fairly unfamiliar front three of Mohamed Salah, Divock Origi and Xherdan Shaqiri.

Nat Phillips coming in for the injured Joel Matip in the centre of defence is Liverpool's third change.

Liverpool's injury woes are such that Klopp has opted to name two goalkeepers on the bench - Adrian and youngster Caoimhin Kelleher.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Roberton, Phillips, Henderson, Alexander-Arnold, Wijnaldum, Thiago, Milner, Shaqiri, Salah, Origi.

Substitutes: Adrian, Kelleher, Firmino, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jones, Minamino, Tsimikas, R Williams, N Williams.

Little over half an hour to go until the third Premier League match of the day, as Liverpool travel to West Ham.

Let's take a look at the full team news for that one while we await reaction to Leeds' victory.

Leicester drop points from a winning position for the first time this season, becoming the final Premier League side to do so.

They had won all 12 of their previous league matches this season when leading at any stage.

They remain third in the table, after a first defeat in eight games.

All over!

What a game - and what a result for Leeds United!

Ayoze Perez takes aim from outside the box, but his shot is blocked as any hope of a dramatic late fightback fades away.

Three minutes of added time to come to complete this excellent encounter.

Leeds only need three more goals to move above Southampton and into 11th.

Sherwin Le Monde: Straight off FIFA that goal!

M: And the annual Leicester meltdown begin

Chris Mitchell: Brilliant & unselfish centre forward play by Bamford. Another knocking on the England door. He's been outstanding today

Well, can Leeds now get revenge for their 4-1 defeat at Elland Road?

Leicester are still throwing everything at this, so they may yet get one more chance on the break.

Once again, Leeds' work-rate has been phenomenal.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Klich plays a lovely through ball down the side, Bamford checked Harrison was spare but he was so unselfish. Brilliant counter attacking play from Leeds!