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Source.liverpoolfc.com Pedro Chirivella is certain Liverpool will be ready to handle the 'tricky' nature of Sunday's FA Cup fourth-round clash with Shrewsbury Town. A sold-out New Meadow awaits the Reds this evening as they aim to reach the fifth round of the competition for the first time under Jürgen Klopp by overcoming the League One side on their own patch. Having starred in midfield as Liverpool eliminated neighbours Everton in the previous round, and with the manager intending to call on ‘fresh legs’ in Shropshire, Chirivella hopes to make his 10th senior appearance today. Shrewsbury Town v Liverpool: Team news Speaking to Liverpoolfc.com ahead of the tie, the Spaniard outlined why the Reds have to be mentally prepared for a challenge from Shrewsbury. “I think it’s the biggest game of the season for them or even of their lives,” said Chirivella. “Liverpool coming to Shrewsbury to play, it will be a full stadium. We have to be read...

Liverpool moved into the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday despite sending the kids out to face Merseyside rivals Everton, and Adrian believes it was another feather in Klopp's cap Veteran keeper Adrian says that Liverpool’s incredible kids are keeping him young. And the Spaniard believes the future of the club he joined in the summer looks incredibly bright because of that emerging talent, but also because of the winning mentality Jurgen Klopp has instilled from top to bottom. Nothing illustrated that better than the weekend win over  Everton,  who fielded their strongest available side against what was effectively a Reds third team. Yet not only did the kids shine, they also ruthlessly maintained an impressive winning streak - and ensured their neighbours endured more misery at Anfield, where they haven’t won for 20 years. It was a remarkable FA Cup victory, but Adrian believes Klopp’s philosophy is so strong that e...

Ref:dailymiror.co.uk Jones delivered the killer blow in the 71st minute when, after a swift exchange with Divock Origi , he unleashed a superb curling effort into the top corner Jurgen Klopp reckons Curtis Jones can become the latest Liverpool superstar after the teenager's wonder goal sealed an FA Cup victory over Merseyside rivals  Everton   . Liverpool  boss Klopp made nine changes to his side, giving starts to three teenagers, and they ultimately delivered to secure a memorable triumph against their noisy neighbours. Jones delivered the killer blow in the 71st minute when, after a swift exchange with Divock Origi, he unleashed a superb curling effort into the top corner, leaving Everton without a win against their rivals since October 2010. And after the game, Klopp was quick to praise the 18-year-old midfielder.

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CURTIS JONES, 18  One words crops up in every conversation that involves Curtis Jones — confidence. The 18-year-old in blue Nike boots, who carved a niche for himself in Merseyside folklore, is brimming with it and it's why he forged a place in Jurgen Klopp's squad. Jones has been at Liverpool's academy since he was nine and has never doubted that, one day, he would be playing on the biggest stage. Klopp was alerted to Jones's potential after arriving at the club in October 2015 and Liverpool's manager has watched him develop, often bringing him from the academy base at Kirkby to train with the first team at Melwood. +11 Curtis Jones produced a stunning effort that curled beyond Jordan Pickford for the opener A sign that Klopp saw something in Jones came in the summer of 2018 when he took him on a three-match tour of the USA; he came on as sub in the opening game against Borussia Dortmund in Charlotte. Jones has been...