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Good morning and welcome to another blood red morning bulletin and it's a big question being

tackled today with myself and Ben Botchak. We're writers on Liverpool.com. Be sure to check out Liverpool.

Well, we've got two pieces sort of around this dilemma

that have gone up this morning.

But to get to the point, the big question is this,

who should play an attack against Manchester City. It's amazing it's even a dilemma in some

senses you know a couple of years ago there would have been no questions about who would be

forming that triumvirate in what is undoubtedly the biggest game of the

season but then there's a lot of players making their case recently isn't there?

Yeah I mean yeah it's looking at that those five options really it's it's hard to choose

which one you would go with like they all have a perfect case to make in terms of

being someone who could cause city problems and I think that's cop's advantage really because even if he maybe starts the wrong starting 11 he will have the chance to redeem himself and bring

players on and it's not going to be over until it's over for Liverpool because there's game changes bound to be on the bench regardless of what happens unless there is an injury crisis or something but you know with a few days left to go now, touching wood, hopefully that should not be the case.

It's exciting times and I think, you know, even someone like Louis Diaz who maybe probably didn't have a case starting against Manchester City

considering his young newest freshest member of the that front five after that performance

against Benfica you can't drop him surely.

Yeah we'll dive into the specifics of that soon and who you can and can't drop but just

briefly firstly do you think it's an extra advantage for clock that

Guardiola will have no idea who he's going to play in terms of how he's going to

prepare for that challenge? Yeah I mean guardiola tends to think these situations, doesn't he?

He's done it in the Champions League final and he picked a strange 11.

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