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Jurgen Klopp has opted to field an impressive squad in this Europa League quarter-final tie, featuring many regulars like Cody Gakpo in front of goal, taking over from Darwin Nunez who failed to deliver for Liverpool last time out.

Atalanta are pressing aggressively and forcing Liverpool to play longer passes. Virgil van Dijk almost gives away possession but was saved by his goalkeeper!

Trent Alexander-Arnold

After suffering an unexpected loss to Crystal Palace last weekend, Liverpool are searching for a win to keep their Europa League hopes alive. Jurgen Klopp was buoyed by Diogo Jota, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alisson Becker returning to training – although Liverpool must still deal with an injury crisis at the back.

Liverpool will start with the same side that lost 3-1 against Crystal Palace last week, though Conor Bradley has been replaced in midfield by Cody Gakpo, Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott due to an injured foot.

Liverpool have enjoyed early possession, yet have failed to create anything of note. Their best opportunity came in the 17th minute when Jordan Henderson found space down the right but his cross was intercepted and cleared away by Atalanta’s defence.

Just prior to halftime, Atalanta took an unexpected lead through Teun Koopmeiners’ tap in from close range after his original shot was blocked – something which sent shockwaves through Klopp’s side who struggled in the second half.

Mohamed Salah had an opportunity to narrow Liverpool’s gap to just one goal with the score at 2-1, but his chip had too little power or direction. Additionally, Salah saw his late header sail over the bar against an aggressive host defense.

Atalanta will face an immediate test from Liverpool as their direct approach tests their defence, forcing them to be at their best to keep out visitors. Their home side have had success in this competition since 2010, reaching the semi-finals three times out of four times since 2010. Fans in South America can catch this matchup via Star+ while fans in Europe may tune into beIN Sports or Viaplay for this matchup.

Diogo Jota

After suffering an embarrassing loss to Manchester United, Liverpool will look to return to form in European competition with a first-leg win over Atalanta. After winning both home games in this competition already, Liverpool are confident of reaching Dublin and reaching the final. Jurgen Klopp has left Diogo Jota, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alisson Becker on the bench to ensure he can balance their European campaign with Premier League title pursuit and has included Joe Gomez, Ibrahima Konate and Dominik Szoboszlai as part of his starting XI; Cody Gakpo, Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott were included after having been benched during Manchester United’s matchday performance.

Hansi Flick has elected to maintain his tried-and-tested midfield rotation strategy against Liverpool in this Europa League tie, likely starting Eric Garcia at centre back alongside Pau Cubarsi, with Frenkie de Jong joining Gavi and Pedri in midfield alongside Lamine Yamal and Raphinha on either flank of their forward line; Lewandowski will return after resting against Valencia.

Liverpool have named an impressive squad to travel to Bergamo for the second leg, hoping to gain an advantage heading into Anfield. Joel Matip and Thiago Alcantara have both been sidelined due to injuries, but Ben Doak, Rhys Williams, Conor Bradley are being given opportunities to step in their place. Joe Gomez will start as Daniel Sturridge steps aside; Kostas Tsimikas, Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate form the back four, with Trent Alexander-Arnold making his return following starting from the bench against Crystal Palace; Cody Gakpo Harvey Elliott and Dominik Szoboszlai all play key roles.

Mac Allister

Liverpool may have seen their title hopes crushed with their loss to Crystal Palace last weekend, but they can still salvage their Europa League campaign with victory against Atalanta on Wednesday night. Jurgen Klopp will demand that his players make amends for this weekend’s defeat and Atalanta are no pushovers either.

The Reds have been hit hard by injuries, with Joel Matip (knee) and Trent Alexander-Arnold both sidelined for the remainder of the season. But German manager Jurgen Klopp still has options at full-back with Ben Doak, Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate all available as replacements in his rearguard; Joe Gomez and Kostas Tsimikas can both start on defense; while midfielders Harvey Elliott and Cody Gakpo rejoining on board too.

Diogo Jota and Mohamed Salah will work well together as part of Atalanta’s attack, hoping to cause havoc for its defense.

Atalanta have made two changes from their side which defeated Inter Milan in the first leg. Former Arsenal defender Sead Kolasinac has been brought in at centre-back alongside Jeremy Mathieu with Ibrahima Konate and Virgil Van Dijk remaining central in defence. Miranchuk has taken De Ketelaere’s place with Koopmeiners and Pasalic remaining on the bench.

Atalanta are pressing high up the field, looking to bring their attackers into the final third. Unfortunately, they’ve struggled to break through Liverpool’s defensive formation. Tsimikas attempts to send in a cross from right flank but is blocked by red shirted players preventing him.

Joe Gomez

After their shock 3-0 loss at Anfield last week, Jurgen Klopp has encouraged his players to “fail beautifully.” Nonetheless, their task will not be an easy one.

Liverpool will benefit greatly from the return to training of Diogo Jota, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Alisson Becker – while they won’t start, their inclusion is sure to bolster Liverpool for the final stretch of the season. Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott could make up part of Liverpool’s starting eleven while Ibrahima Konate could even form part of their central defensive pairing alongside Joe Gomez.

Atalanta’s first chance comes about through Wataru Endo’s handball inside the box and subsequent free-kick delivered by Teun Koopmeiners; however, Atalanta keeper Giuseppe Campanella does well to block Teun’s effort and stop any goalscoring opportunities from at the moment.

After an initially slow start, Liverpool are starting to find their footing. Their expansive approach sees Jurgen Klopp switch his 4-3-3 formation for this match-up; Charles De Ketelaere is removed for Aleksey Miranchuk on the right wing.

Atalanta maintain control of the ball, looking dangerous on counterattack. Unfortunately, however, Atalanta are unable to breach Liverpool’s staunch defence.

Reds have put pressure on their opponents with several chances, led by Luis Diaz who saw his shot blocked and his follow-up attempt thwarted by an offside flag. Meanwhile, home side has also created opportunities, with Darwin Nunez misfiring a shot over the bar.

Alisson

As Liverpool have yet to concede an away game this season, their Europa League prospects remain bright. Their first leg will take place against Atalanta BC in Bergamo this Thursday; Jurgen Klopp must find an equilibrium between offensive intent and defensive resilience to ensure success in this tie.

Alisson will return in goal alongside Caoimhin Kelleher as backup, and Trent Alexander-Arnold could make an appearance despite an ankle injury. Conor Bradley missed the weekend loss and won’t travel; Jayden Danns, Bobby Clark and James McConnell are available as left-back cover. Virgil van Dijk, Ibrahima Konate and Andy Robertson should form Liverpool’s three-man defence system.

Diogo Jota and Trent Alexander-Arnold will look to return to starting positions, while Jarell Quansah and Joe Gomez remain on trial to secure first team spots. Joel Matip, Ben Doak and Thiago Alcantara remain long-term absentees while Stefan Bajcetic has shown encouraging signs in training.

Liverpool have not experienced success at Atalanta since their 5-0 triumph in 2020 and they will look to avenge this defeat on Thursday. At least two goals must be scored to advance to the semi-finals; therefore Liverpool will aim for an immediate start and secure their progression through.

Atalanta are unlikely to concede many goals in this matchup, so the Reds should expect to dominate possession and attack with speed. They may struggle finding their final pass in the final third against an experienced, skillful opponent; patience will be a virtue here – an equal result would be ideal! SKY Sports in the UK, Star+ in South America and Viaplay across most of Europe will broadcast the game live.

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