Liverpool expect Fernando Torres to be fit for Sunday’s Barclays Premier League clash against fellow Europa League semi-finalists Fulham.

Liverpool striker Fernando Torres is fit for tomorrow’s Europa League quarter-final second leg against Benfica.

All four of the Liverpool players sent to Belgrade this week for treatment for their injuries are in the squad to face Manchester City at Anfield tomorrow.

Liverpool will be without Jamie Carragher and Philipp Degen for the clash against Birmingham at Anfield on Monday.

Glen Johnson and Fabio Aurelio both failed to make Liverpool’s squad for the Champions league Group E clash in Lyon tomorrow.

Steven Gerrard will miss his third successive Liverpool match tomorrow with the groin injury he picked up playing for England in Ukraine earlier this month.

Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri made his first start of the season and Alberto Aquilani was on the bench for Liverpool in the Carling Cup fourth-round clash at the Emirates Stadium.

Steven Gerrard is out of Liverpool’s Carling Cup fourth round tie at Arsenal tomorrow, but should have recovered from his groin problem to play in Saturday’s Barclays Premier League game at Fulham.

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez will give his injured trio of Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres and Glen Johnson every chance to prove their fitness ahead of Sunday’s Barclays Premier League match against Manchester United.

Liverpool will be without Fernando Torres for the second game in succession when they face French league leaders Lyon in the Champions League at Anfield tomorrow.

Javier Mascherano and Yossi Benayoun are out of Liverpool’s Champions League squad against Fiorentina tomorrow in the Group E clash in Italy.

Jamie Carragher took over as captain as Liverpool made nine changes for tonight’s Carling Cup third-round tie at League One leaders Leeds.

Daniel Agger could be included in Liverpool’s squad for tomorrow’s Carling Cup tie at Leeds.

Liverpool expect to have Brazilian full-back Fabio Aurelio back in their squad for the first time this season against Burnley, after his recovery from knee surgery in the summer.

Daniel Agger will have back surgery next week and is likely to be out for six weeks, missing Monday night’s clash with Aston Villa at Anfield.

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez will monitor Steven Gerrard’s fitness ahead of the Barclays Premier League match against Tottenham on Sunday.

Liverpool will be without Steven Gerrard and Lucas for their trip to face Portsmouth in the Barclays Premier League, while Xabi Alonso is a doubt with an ankle injury.

Liverpool looked to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League without manager Rafael Benitez, who did not travel to Emirates Stadium following surgery to remove kidney stones.

Steven Gerrard is out of tomorrow’s home game with Fulham after the muscle tear which ruled him out of England’s win in Germany on Wednesday.

Tottenham 4 Liverpool 2

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez will make a late decision on whether striker Fernando Torres starts against Tottenham tomorrow in the Carling Cup fourth round.

Liverpool will be without defenders Fabio Aurelio and Philipp Degen for the Merseyside derby at Everton in the Barclays Premier League.

Liverpool 2 Crewe 1

Liverpool 2 Crewe 1

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez will hand Brazilian goalkeeper Diego Cavalieri a debut in the Reds’ Carling Cup clash with Crewe.

Midfielders Javier Mascherano and Lucas are back in to Liverpool’s squad for Sunday’s trip to Aston Villa following their return from the Olympics.

Liverpool have no major injury worries ahead of tomorrow’s Champions League third qualifying round second leg against Standard Liege at Anfield.

Liverpool will be without defender Sami Hyypia for the home Premier League game with Middlesbrough after the veteran picked up a hamstring injury playing for Finland in midweek.

Captain Steven Gerrard will be fit to lead Liverpool into the new season tomorrow when Rafael Benitez’s team start their Barclays Premier League campaign at Sunderland.

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez believes his skipper Steven Gerrard has a good chance of being fit for tomorrow’s Champions League third qualifying round, first leg away to Belgian champions Standard Liege.

Liverpool defender Daniel Agger has returned to training this week after being out of action since September with a broken metatarsal.

Birmingham manager Alex McLeish made three changes from the side thrashed 5-1 by Aston Villa for the home clash with Liverpool.

Liverpool will be without the injured Fabio Aurelio at St Andrews tomorrow against Birmingham, with boss Rafael Benitez set on resting several other stars ahead of next Wednesday’s decisive Champions League semi-final second leg at Chelsea.

Liverpool could be without captain Steven Gerrard for tomorrow’s Barclays Premier League trip to Fulham, with full-back Alvaro Arbeloa also an injury worry.

Sol Campbell made a long-awaited return after injury in Arsenal’s clash against Everton at Highbury as he looked to press his claims for an FA Cup final place.

Everton are hoping captain Alan Stubbs and top scorer Tim Cahill will be fit for their crucial home match against Newcastle as they continue their battle for a place in next season’s Champions League.

Duncan Ferguson led the line for Everton looking for his third goal in as many games to help seal the fourth Champions League place at Fulham.

Everton will again be without skipper Alan Stubbs for the trip to Fulham with the shoulder injury that has kept him out of the Merseysiders’ last two matches.

James McFadden is Everton’s only concern for Sunday’s trip to West Brom because the Scottish international is still struggling with back and hamstring injuries.

James Beattie returns to the Everton ranks after his three-match suspension and will be in the squad to face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.

Everton: Martyn, Hibbert, Weir, Yobo, Pistone, Carsley, Osman, Cahill, Arteta, Kilbane, Bent. Subs: Wright, Stubbs, Ferguson, McFadden, Plessis.

Everton boss David Moyes has a skeleton squad as he prepares for tomorrow’s FA Cup fifth-round tie against Manchester United at Goodison Park.

Everton manager David Moyes was forced into changes for the visit of the Barclays Premiership leaders as he was without suspended full-back Tony Hibbert and injured midfielder Leon Osman.