Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Liverpool have had the week off to regroup after what happened against Manchester City. It should do them some good, because they looked weary in that game, and I don't think goalkeeper Alisson, who made two big mistakes, was fully fit for it.

It was actually Liverpool's away form that was more of a concern for them as recently as the turn of the year, but since then they have lost three on the bounce at Anfield, and had two good wins at Tottenham and West Ham.

If they can get back to the level that they showed in London, they won't leave Leicester empty-handed. The problem is if they come up with another display like the one they produced against Brighton, or in the second half on Sunday, and I am not really sure which Liverpool to expect.

For me, the key for Liverpool finding their old form is to stop worrying about what is going on at the back, where they are not going to be at full strength until Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip are back from injury.

Instead, they just need to pick a team that gives the front three as much service as possible because that is how they are going to win games, even if they concede a few too.

Prediction: 1-1

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Liverpool

Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold to BT Sport: "It's huge for us, coming here is always difficult. We've had a week to work on things, it's chop and change at the back at the moment but we have to get used to that.

"We are prepared for a few systems that Leicester may use and we think we can hurt them."

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Ozan Kabak makes his Liverpool debut at the back as the defence has another shuffle. Fabinho is the man to miss out this time.

Leicester are of course without the stricken James Justin. It looks like Daniel Amartey will play in a back three.

Full line-ups to come.

Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp says he does not listen to the "noise" around Liverpool's slide - but is "concerned" by their form.

The fourth-placed Reds, who have played one game more, trail leaders Manchester City by 10 points.

They have lost their past two games but will move above Leicester if they beat them today.

"We have 15 games to go, a lot of points. It's not about where are the others or where they end up. It's just about us," said Klopp.

"We know we are not completely clueless but we know we have to be successful in the future and that's what we'll try to be.

"I don't get the noise around the results to be honest. Whatever you wrote, I didn't read it. But I know what the situation is and I talk about results."

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We'll have team news for you shortly - but if you missed the bad news from yesterday, Leicester's James Justin will miss the rest of the season with an ACL injury.

Justin, who has impressed for the Foxes this season, picked up the injury in their FA Cup tie against Brighton earlier in the week.

Full story here.

Of course the current leaders have a tough game on their hands as well today. On paper, at least.

Spurs were top just a few weeks ago but we've had a lot of football since and they're now down in eighth. Time to get a run together?

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Leicester v Liverpool (12:30 GMT)

Crystal Palace v Burnley (15:00 GMT)

Manchester City v Tottenham (17:30 GMT)

Brighton v Aston Villa (20:00 GMT)

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