JURGEN KLOPP’s Liverpool travel to Russia hoping to stem their leaky defence and get back on track in Group E.
The Reds have just two clean sheets in ten matches so far this season and threw away a 2-1 lead at Anfield in their opener against Sevilla.

But with Philippe Coutinho back in the fold after a summer of speculation, they will be confident of getting a positive result against a Spartak side struggling to live up to last years title-winning form.
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They sit seventh in the Russian Premier League after 11 games, but have steadied the ship with an unbeaten run of five games.
A 1-1 draw with Maribor in their group curtain-raiser, where they conceded a late equaliser, leaves it wide open and Liverpool have the chance to cement top spot with a win.

What time is kick-off?
THE game will be held at the Otkrytiye Arena tonight – Tuesday September 26.
Things get underway in Moscow at 7.45pm.
What channel can I watch it on?
YOU can watch all the action live on BT Sport 2.
Or alternatively you can join us here on SunSport as we guide you through this game and all the other Champions League action in our LIVE blog.

What is the team news?
SADIO MANE returns for Liverpool after his suspension whilst Joe Gomez will sit this one out after his red card against Sevilla.

Nathaniel Clyne, Adam Lallana and Adam Bogdan all have long-term injury problems and won’t feature.
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