The Merseysiders travel to Upton Park on Sunday afternoon looking to make it nine wins on the bounce against West Ham United.
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GK: Simon Mignolet
The Belgium international has enjoyed a steady debut campaign on Merseyside since taking over from previous No 1 Jose Manuel Reina in goal, although the shot stopper will be hoping for a quiet afternoon in the east end of London on Sunday.
RB: Glen Johnson
Since returning from being out with both knee and groin injuries in the post-Christmas period, the versatile full back has appeared to be a man refreshed, with his constant raids down the Reds’ flanks being a major feature now of the club’s attacking strategy.
CB: Daniel Agger
Another key component of the Reds back four who has also only recently returned from an injury layoff, and the Merseysiders have looked far more assured in defence with the experienced Denmark international now marshalling his fellow defenders.
CB: Martin Skrtel
What a brilliant season the shaven-headed Slovakia international is enjoying at present, at both ends of the pitch in fact, with the rugged centre back having netted a number of vital strikes for his team
LB: Jon Flanagan
The young England Under-21 international is flexible enough to operate on either side of the back four, with his willingness to cross the halfway line and support the Reds’ attacks being an important part of Rodgers’s tactical game plan of late, while he is also a rock-solid defender too.
CM: Steven Gerrard
The Reds and England skipper appears to have been handed a new lease of life since being shunted back into a new deep-lying role just in front of the back four by his manager, although the veteran will need to watch his step at Upton Park as a booking will see him miss the club’s key title decider with Manchester City at Anfield next weekend.
CM: Jordan Henderson
What a turnaround in fortunes the hard-working England international has enjoyed on Merseyside this season, a reflection in fact of the team’s overall improvement, and now the former Sunderland player is even in line to go to this summer’s World Cup in Brazil as a result.
AM: Philipe Coutinho
Liverpool’s impish playmaker has been a joy to watch at times so far this season as he simply glides across the turf with the ball seemingly glued to his feet at times.
FW: Raheem Sterling
The young England flyer has been one of the Reds’ standout performers so far this season, with the 19-year-old adding goals now to his pace and eye-catching technique in what is a potent attacking combination.
ST: Daniel Sturridge
The England international has taken his game on to a new level since swapping Chelsea for Liverpool last January, so much so that the striker is now the second highest goalscorer in the Premier League behind team-mate Luis Suarez.
FW: Luis Suarez
Without doubt the best player in the Premier League so far in this campaign, and to think that the Uruguay attacker actually missed the first five league games of the season while he served the remainder of his 10-match ban for biting.