UEFA Champions League: Where to watch RB Salzburg vs Liverpool live on December 10, 2019

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декабря 9, 2019 подготовил(-а) Emmanuel K. Budu-Annor

Темы: TV Schedules, TV Listings, Streaming, UEFA Champions League, RB Salzburg, Liverpool

It's "go-hard-or-go-home" for both sides as a defeat for either of the two could terminate qualification to the knockout phase of this year's competition.

What is the position of RB Salzburg and Liverpool?

RB Salzburg sits third in Group E with seven points. Liverpool leades the table with 10 points.

What is the form of RB Salzburg as compared to Liverpool's?

RB Salzburg's form in last 10 matches: 6W 3D 1L

Liverpool's form in last 10 matches: 9W 1D 0L.

What is the head to head record of RB Salzburg and Liverpool?

Tuesday's clash will be the second competitive encounter between Salzburg and Liverpool, following their matchday 2 clash at Anfield. Jurgen Klopp's men won 4-3 despite leading 3-0 after just 36 minutes.

Predicted lineup for RB Salzburg vs Liverpool

Salzburg possible starting XI: Stankovic; Kristensen, Onguene, Wober, Ulmer; Mwepu, Junuzovic, Szoboszlai, Minamino; Daka, Haaland

Liverpool possible starting XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henderson, Wijnaldum; Salah, Firmino, Mane

Key stats

Liverpool has won five of its seven games against Austrian sides in all European competitions (W5 D1 L1). The Reds only lost to Grazer AK in a Champions League qualifier in 2004.
Salzburg has lost four of its five matches against English opponents in all European competitions.
Liverpool has won only twice in its last 11 Champions League away group stage games (W2 D3 L6). The Merseysiders have lost four of the last five (W1).
Liverpool last won consecutive away group games in the competition back in September 2008.
Salzburg has won 15 and lost just one of its last 20 home games in European competition. The only defeat came in the last home game vs Napoli.

Biggest talking point ahead of RB Salzburg vs Liverpool

Liverpool's potential elimination The upcoming clash betwen Salzburg and Liverpool bears massive significance and, understandly so, both sides know the stakes.

For Liverpool, a defeat on Tuesday could see their European title defense fall in shambles with the hosts also gunning for qualification to the knockout phase. As things stand, the Reds rank atop Group E with 10 points and are trailed by Napoli who has nine points.

The Partenopei will host Genk on Tuesday and, in an ideal situation, should ease past the Belgian side who rank at the bottom of the table with just a point. A win for Salzburg against Liverpool could potentially see them qualify out of the group alongside Napoli, whereas a win for the latter could yield the same out come.

What are the managers saying ahead of RB Salzburg vs Liverpool?

Jesse Marsch, RB Salzburg: "Jurgen Klopp is probably the best coach in the world right now.

"I think you can fairly say that from the way his team is performing and the history he has in the game, and the way that he's had success in Germany and England.

"Trying to match up against his team is not so easy for us, especially when you talk about the talent that he has on the pitch. So what? We're going to play the game and it's going to be more about the two teams than it is about the two coaches.

"For me, it would not mean anything more to beat Klopp, it would mean a lot more for our team to be successful against this team, against Liverpool, against his team.

"That's the focus. I don't get too much into ego-driven, personal relationships. It's always going to be about our team and how good is our team on the day and how prepared are they."

Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool: "Two weeks ago Salzburg were very happy that they won against Genk and we had a draw against Napoli because they thought now they have the 'final' against us. Napoli was really happy that night because they got a point at Anfield and thought they 'only' have to play Genk next week in a home game.

"Two weeks later, everybody knows it's a final. We knew it since two weeks ago and we are prepared for that.

"Salzburg has to win against us, has to win against Liverpool; it's possible because it's football, but we are not a typical Champions League winner of last year or finalist of two years before.

"We are still ambitious like crazy, we will go for everything, we will run for our lives – that's what we are, plus playing football. It's not that we come here and think that we have to dominate Salzburg, we will fight in each challenge, 100%."