Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary as Liverpool, who are unbeaten in the Premier League, face Huddersfield Town away. Kick-off is at 17:30 BST.

Wagner's side have started on the front foot but have been let down by the final ball. Billing hurls in a long throw-in after having a cross blocked but the Reds clear.

The Terriers, who have yet to score a goal at home this season, are lining up 3 at the back which looks a tad risky.

Liverpool's line-up has a 2014 feel to it with Sturridge and Lallana starting and forgotten man Origi on the bench.

KICK OFF: The visitors get the game underway at the John Smith Stadium.

Five minutes until kick-off!

In the buildup, Klopp has again turned his ire on the Nations League, suggesting the competition was the equivalent of "watching Anthony Joshua every night".

"You make a lot of my comments about the Nations League – and everyone has their opinion about it – but the things they say about it are exactly what I think – it's too much in that competition: 'Proper games, real opponents, it is better than having any friendlies'.

"That's all good but you don't want to see (Anthony) Joshua fighting every second night, it's not possible. This week he fights in Leeds, next week he fights in Manchester and no-one asked for it.

"In American Football you have the summer break which is longer than our season, it's not that long but it's a real proper break.

"In basketball they have a summer league, whatever it is, and then come together. Only football everyone seems to be interested in now having only big competitions where you can get promoted or relegated, or when Wales play Ireland they play for something and the atmosphere in the stadium is different."

Huddersfield Town head coach David Wagner is hoping to use his history with working with Jurgen Klopp in Germany to his advantage: "We have to focus on ourselves, absolutely. The good thing is I know more of what is in the opposition manager's head than I usually know; this is the only good thing.

"But how we prepare, how we analyse and our meetings will be like we do with all our opponents, with maybe a little bit more knowledge of what is going on in the opposition manager's head, nothing more."

No Keita or Mane for the Reds today.

After opening the season with seven straight wins, Liverpool have not won in four albeit against Chelsea (twice), Napoli and Manchester City.

Huddersfield make one change to the team that drew 1-1 at Burnley a fortnight ago. Rajiv van La Parra making way for Florent Hadergjonaj.

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN XI: Lossl, Hogg, Billing, Mooy, Lowe, Depoitre,Pritchard, Zanka, Schindler, Drum, Hadergjonaj.