Liverpool welcome French side Bordeaux to Anfield on Thursday night knowing that a victory will send them six points ahead of the Ligue 1 club with just one more game to go.
The Reds are currently sat in second place with six points from a possible 12, and that means that Jurgen Klopp will likely put out a strong squad in order to help seal qualification comfortably.
They will no doubt go into the game on a high following the weekend’s 4-1 victory over title chasers Manchester City, but will have to do so without a number of key first team stars.
Joe Gomez, Danny Ings, Jordan Rossiter, Mamadou Sakho, Jon Flanagan and Jordan Henderson while Philippe Coutinho is a minor doubt with a hamstring injury.
And with Bordeaux currently struggling in their domestic league, Liverpool will fancy their chances of picking up a result.
See how we think they’ll line up below…
GK: Simon Mignolet
The game is far too important to ditch the Belgian now.
RB: Nathaniel Clyne
The England international has been one of the more consistent of the club’s summer arrivals, and will pose a huge threat down the right flank.
CB: Martin Skrtel
Charged with marshalling the back line and will likely prove to be the bedrock of the defence.
CB: Dejan Lovren
This will be a big opportunity for Lovren to prove himself to Klopp and a big performance will go a long way to getting the fans back on side.
LB: Alberto Moreno
The Spaniard has been inconsistent of late, but like Lovren he can get a good performance under his belt and restore some confidence.
CM: Lucas Leiva
Still undergoing a renaissance at Anfield, the Brazilian will protect the back line allowing Emre Can to act as a deep lying playmaker.
CM: Emre Can
Can will be hoping for an extended run in midfield having been flitted between there and the defence.
CAM: Adam Lallana
Another player that has shown a big improvement recently, and he will now carry a renewed goal threat.
RAM: Jordon Ibe
The young winger has been making a name for himself over the past year and has the potential to cause Bordeaux problems.
LAM: Roberto Firmino
Now that he has his first goal under his belt he will be expected to push on and repeat the feat on a regular basis.
ST: Christian Benteke
Now that both he and Daniel Sturridge are fit it will be a battle of the fittest, and at the moment Benteke is winning that particular race.