Liverpool welcome Tottenham to Anfield tomorrow night for the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final and have a one-goal deficit to overturn. Lucas Bergvall’s first ever goal for Spurs proved the difference in the first leg as the Reds lost for just the second time all season. However, few are predicting Spurs to complete the job.

Salah is a big-game player and it seems inevitable he’ll score at least once against Spurs, who are one of his favourite opponents. He has netted a total of 14 goals against the north London outfit. Manchester United are the only team he has a better goals-scoring record against (16).

Injuries elsewhere may lead to two of deadline day's biggest stories getting their first starts for their new clubs sooner than expected.

Liverpool tonight meet Tottenham in the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final, with Curtis Jones and Conor Bradley both starting. The Reds trail Spurs by one goal following last month’s defeat in north London, although Arne Slot’s side will surely be confident about their chances of reaching Wembley.

Liverpool is down 1-0 in its League Cup semifinal versus Tottenham Hotspur and looks to Anfield for a second-leg boost on Wednesday. How will Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou play this?

Tottenham’s injury woes have further worsened ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup match against Aston Villa. Spurs head to Villa Park for their fourth-round tie hoping to avoid exiting two domestic cups in four days,

After being dumped from the Carabao Cup semifinals and their league season in tatters, Tottenham now turn their focus to the FA Cup as Spurs travel to meet Aston Villa in the fourth round.