Jurgen Klopp shares major Liverpool injury update ahead of Everton clash

Mark is the second-longest serving member of the Breaking Media team, rising through the ranks from writer to deputy editor. Mark is a highly skilled editor, with a particular expertise in headline writing, and finger on the pulse for trending content that fans love to read about. Mark graduated from Leeds Trinity University in 2018, and is based in Wakefield. He has covered Goodison News throughout his time at the company, chronicling Everton's financial turmoil and recovery under the Friedkin Group, and the move to Hill Dickinson Stadium from Goodison Park.

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19 Jun 2020, 11:48 am

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that Reds trio Mohamed Salah, Andrew Robertson and Alisson are all available for the Everton clash.

That is the opposite to the Toffees, who have been very unlucky during the lockdown period, suffering a number of injuries.

Yerry Mina, Theo Walcott and possibly Fabian Delph are all potentially missing from the Merseyside derby on Sunday evening.

Klopp shared the major boost during his press conference on Friday, easing some worries of Liverpool fans.

"During the training period there have been a few problems, normal," he said, via the Daily Star.

"None of them are ruled out for Sunday I can say."

There were hopes that Salah and Robertson could be missing from the game at Goodison Park, after they missed training at Anfield in the past few days.

Carlo Ancelotti knows just how tough the game will be on Sunday, admitting that his side will need to be 'perfect' to beat the runaway leaders.

The Italian did also go on to admit that Liverpool will have the advantage, mainly down to the fact that there will be no fans at Goodison Park.

One piece of massive pressure has gone from Everton though. After Manchester City beat Arsenal on Wednesday, it is impossible for Liverpool to win the title at their nearest rivals stadium - bonus.

In other Everton news, David Unsworth has been left shocked by one Toffees star after the enforced lockdown

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