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Divock Origi is expected to be fit for Liverpool’s meeting with Southampton on Saturday, with Adam Lallana also set to return against his former club. Forward  Origi  suffered cramp during the Reds’ midweek win at West Ham United, while midfielder  Lallana  has missed their last three games due to a virus. Both, though, are likely to be available as the Premier League leaders seek to extend their advantage at the top of the table to 22 points. “Adam trained normally, Divock was cramp,” Jürgen Klopp said, during Friday’s pre-match press conference. “He didn’t train yesterday because it was not a day for him to train. But I heard nothing else so he should be in training today.” James Milner  (muscle) and   Xherdan Shaqiri   (calf) are not yet fit, although Klopp hopes the duo will be in contention for selection again after the Saints clash.  Sadio Mane  (muscle) is unlikely to face Ralph Ha...

Salah played 70 minutes as  Liverpool   thrashed second-placed Leicester 4-0 in gameweek 18 in the  Premier League . In the 31st minute Firmino met Trent Alexander-Arnold’s cross with a powerful header to open the scoring In the 70th minute Salah was subbed-off for Divock Origi , one minute later the Reds were awarded a penalty after Soyuncu stopped the ball with his arm. Milner then opened the scoring from the spot. Later on, in the 74th minute, Firmino completed his brace with an amazing strike in the top corner. Four minutes later Trent sealed the deal after scoring his side’s fourth and final goal. Liverpool now remain on top of the league table as they remain unbeaten. They will face eighth-place Wolves in their upcoming game on December 29th at 18:30 CLT. Related Topics 19th Week Table Video Liverpool 4 Leicester City 0 Firmin Firmino Firmino Jurgen Klopp's fantastic Reds open up 13 POINT lead at the top of the Premier L...

Jürgen Klopp was left beaming with pride after watching his Liverpool side be crowned 2019 FIFA Club World Cup champions in Doha on Saturday. The Reds defeated Brazilian side Flamengo 1-0 in the final at Khalifa International Stadium thanks to Roberto Firmino's strike in the first half of extra-time. That goal ensured Klopp's men became the first side in the club's illustrious history to win the competition. Read on for a summary of the manager's post-match press conference… On how it feels to be world champions... It's great, really great. We are all kind of all exhausted from a really intense game. We had a few moments in the past when I really struggle to find the right words in not my native language for describing my respect for the boys, how they do it. It's incredible, it was an incredible performance in an incredibly difficult game against a good opponent. But we did so many good things it's unbel...

Liverpool striker Divock Origi during a friendly against Bradford City. LIVERPOOL MANAGER JURGEN Klopp has said that Divock Origi is like a new signing after the 24-year-old forward signed a new long-term deal at Anfield.  Origi had appeared to be on the outside looking in with the Reds early in the 2018-19 season, not even making the match-day squad until October, but he exploded in the latter stages of the campaign, bagging crucial goals as Liverpool swept to Champions League glory.  The Belgium international scored twice in the semi-final second leg as the Merseyside club won 4-0 to overcome a 3-0 first leg deficit against Barcelona.  He also scored the second goal in the 2-0 final win over Spurs, and those performances were instrumental in seeing Origi sign new terms.  His head coach said it was clear from the striker’s performances in training that he had finally recovered from a serious injury he sustained in 2016, as a result of a p...

Ref:telegraph.co.uk   Origi scores the 96th-minute winner in last year's Anfield Merseyside derby with a little help from Jordan Pickford   CREDIT:  PETER BYRNE/PA M ost footballers are content with one career-defining moment in a lifetime.  Divock Origi is trying to work out where to place at least four from the past 12 months  in the right order. There are  a couple of historic goals against Barcelona  to consider, those which triggered and completed the mother of all European comebacks. Then there is t he late strike in the Champions League final  which confirmed Liverpool’s victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Instead, as he mulls it over in the lobby of his five-star Qatar hotel,

Ref:Dailymail.uk.co Divock Origi has a well-honed talent for scoring on the biggest occasions Belgian scored crucial goals as Liverpool won Champions League last season  He came back to haunt their Merseyside neighbours Everton on Wednesday Origi has often been sidelined and was even loaned out during Klopp's reign But he has finally gained the German's trust and has become a cult hero  Divock Origi started  Jurgen  Klopp 's  first  Liverpool   match in October 2015 and, against all odds, he's one of only three players involved that afternoon at White Hart Lane still at the club. Along the way, he's been sidelined, sent on loan and put up for transfer but has come out the other side a hugely popular figure in the dressing-room and an even bigger cult figure among the fans. As team-mate James Milner put it in a recent book: 'What would anyone's life be like without Divock Origi?' +10 Divock Origi has become an unlikely ...