Klopp: We worked hard and we won - all good

Jürgen Klopp declared himself pleased with Liverpool’s performance while discussing other topics including Mitrovic's disallowed goal and the upcoming international break during his post-match press conference.

Click here to read a summary of the boss' media briefing>>

Reaction from the Liverpool dressing room is now available on LFCTV GO, with Shaqiri and Robertson providing their takes on another win at Anfield...

'I just want to help the team'

Xherdan Shaqiri spoke to Liverpoolfc.com shortly after the full-time whistle and the No.23 explained why the team trumps goals or assists in his objectives.

"I want to help the team. When it's with a goal or assist, it's always good for the team," he said.

"I came in the summer to help this team go forward and make the process better. I'm very happy with my performances, I just have to keep going like this and train hard every day. I hope we keep going until the end like this."

Click here to read more from Shaqiri.

That's it from the boss. We'll bring you a full summary of his press conference shortly.

Klopp: "You have to finish off your chances and we didn't do that often enough to have a clear result... but I think we were focused and concentrated in the game."

Klopp: "We accelerated in the right moments. We had big chances - I'm not sure how many, [but] we scored twice. I'm completely happy, apart from scoring more goals it was a really good performance. We had to work hard and we won it."

Jürgen Klopp has arrived for his post-match press conference. Updates to follow.

Statistically speaking...

Opta's post-match round-up includes several impressive stats...

• Liverpool have picked up 30 points from their opening 12 Premier League games (W9 D3 L0) – their joint-best total at this stage in the competition (level with 2002-03).
• The Reds have won all nine home Premier League games under Jürgen Klopp against newly-promoted teams, scoring 27 goals and conceding just three.
• Klopp's team have kept 10 clean sheets in 14 Premier League games at Anfield in 2018; as many as they’d kept in the last calendar year (10 clean sheets in 21 home league games).
• Xherdan Shaqiri has either scored or assisted in five of his last six games for Liverpool in all competitions (two goals, three assists).
• Mohamed Salah has scored against 19 of the 21 Premier League opponents he's faced with Liverpool, failing only against Manchester United and Swansea City.

The story of the game in Opta widgets...

Three minutes of added time to be played...

Salah steps inside Chambers but his seemingly goal-bound curler hits the head of Mawson.

Robertson whacks one towards goal from Firmino's lay-off, but it's saved by Rico.

Stat

Xherdan Shaqiri has either scored or assisted in five of his last six games for Liverpool in all competitions (two goals, three assists).

Mane cracks one towards goal from the edge of the box, which Rico needs to turn over the bar.

14 seconds...

...the time between Mitrovic's header being ruled out and Salah opening the scoring at the other end.

Stat

Mohamed Salah has now scored against 19 of the 21 different sides he has faced as a Liverpool player in the Premier League (only v Manchester United and Swansea has he failed to do so).

Via Opta.

The story of the first half in numbers...

Fulham have certainly given Liverpool something to think about defensively this afternoon - and Alisson is again called into action to deny Mitrovic's low shot.

Chance!

Mane reaches Robertson's pass into the channel at the touchline and pulls it back into the area. It deflects into Shaqiri's path, who steers wide.

Sessegnon wriggles into space but shoots well over Alisson's crossbar.

Another chance for the visitors as Alisson parries Schurrle's shot from the edge of the box and Van Dijk needs to make a vital interception to stop Mitrovic tapping in the rebound.

Mane tries to bend one into the top corner from the edge of the area, but it's too high.

Chance

A let-off for Liverpool as Mitrovic's flick-on from a goal kick finds Sessegnon, who goes past Gomez and slides wide of the post.

It's the first we've seen of Fulham in an attacking sense this afternoon.

Chance!

Liverpool are getting closer. Shaqiri's clever lofted pass plays Salah into space, whose right-foot half-volley is blocked by Rico

Fabinho switches play across field towards Alexander-Arnold's run into the area. The full-back reaches it, but can only loop a header onto the roof of the net.

Chance!

Firmino and Salah combine to open up Fulham inside the area, with the latter having a close-range strike foiled by Sergio Rico.

Shaqiri lines one up from 20 yards and arrows wide of the near post.

Shaqiri releases Alexander-Arnold into space on the right of the area, but he drills a cross over the bar.

Chance

Alexander-Arnold's low delivery from the right evades Salah before Firmino can't get it under control. It rolls for Mane, who sweeps wide of the far post.

A minute's silence is observed at Anfield on Remembrance Sunday.

Inside the home dressing room...

Here come the teams...

Hello, Andre!

A warm greeting from Fulham's Andre Schurrle for Jürgen Klopp and Xherdan Shaqiri at Anfield.

The Reds arrive...

Klopp on team selection

The boss has revealed a little of the thinking behind his team selection today, having been asked whether Shaqiri will be deployed in a midfield three or in a different system further forward.

"Both are allowed!" he said.

"We have to be creative; you always have to be creative in football. You have to always be patient but in a lively way - play around and play through the lines. That's the same importance.

"They have two quick wingers and a very physical and a very quick striker. It's an interesting line-up. We have to react now, we have to learn from the game in the game, then use what we see, use what we're working for and try to get through and score goals."

On the inclusion of Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita on the bench, he added: "They are ready, of course, but somebody from the Premier League told me I can only line up 11 and I thought we should accept this rule, so that's why we line up like this."

Shaq on the mic

Back in the team, Shaqiri takes pre-match media duties ahead of kick-off...

The formations

Opta predict the teams will set up like so...

TEAM NEWS

Xherdan Shaqiri returns as Liverpool make four changes for the clash with Fulham at Anfield. Fabinho, Roberto Firmino and Joe Gomez are also named in the starting line-up.

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Wijnaldum, Shaqiri, Mane, Salah, Firmino.

Subs: Mignolet, Lovren, Milner, Keita, Henderson, Sturridge, Moreno.

We remember them

What are the odds?

BetVictor is offering the following match prices.

Liverpool - 1/10
Draw - 11/1
Fulham - 28/1

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The last meeting

More than four years have passed since these two sides last faced each other.

That night, there was a rather dramatic ending...

'I am grateful to the fans - I want to repay them on the pitch'

An interesting, in-depth interview with Fabinho appears in today's edition of the Sunday Times.

The Reds' No.3 opens up on a range of topics, including his last three starts versus Red Star Belgrade, Cardiff City and Arsenal, and his gratitude to the support shown by Reds' fans during the early stages of his Anfield career.

"The three games I started were intense experiences for me,” Fabinho says.

“Against Arsenal I was disappointed with the balls I lost in midfield because when you lose possession against a team like that it can prove fatal. When I had the ball I could have been faster. Without it I did well, but I need to lose it less.

“One of the reasons Liverpool wanted me is my ability to tackle, win the ball back and put pressure on the opposition.

“I hope I can continue to show those strengths. When I wasn’t playing the fans had a great attitude towards me. They sent many messages, encouraging me to carry on, and this inspired me. So I am grateful to the fans here. I want to repay them on the pitch.”

The stage is set...

...at a rain-swept Anfield.

Klopp's rallying call

The boss has provided a lengthy and fascinating dispatch on Liverpool's current situation this season in his matchday programme notes.

"We are at our best, in football and in life, when we are joyful and spirited, when we are courageous and positive. My team and this club has these qualities in abundance," he writes.

"These are a group of players who embody the best values of football when it comes to finding the perfect mix of entertainment but also a winning mentality. We have displayed them already this season and we will continue to."

Read more from Klopp here.

Stat attack

Here's a few pre-match facts to impress your friends with today...

• A win for Liverpool would give them their best ever goal difference and equal their highest points tally after 12 games of a Premier League season
• Daniel Sturridge's only Reds hat-trick came against the Cottagers in May 2013
• Fulham have won once at Anfield in 33 visits in all competitions

Team news

Confirmed teamsheets will be announced shortly after 11am GMT today but we do know already that Liverpool have been boosted ahead of the game.

Joe Gomez, Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita are all available to the Reds, while Dejan Lovren is also in contention again after illness.

Fulham are likely to be without Joe Bryan and Kevin McDonald due to injury but welcomed back captain Tom Cairney earlier this week.

Important travel information

Supporters heading to Anfield for today's game should note that road closures may affect your journey.

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Remembrance Sunday tributes

The club intends to pay respects in several ways on Remembrance Sunday.

A minute's silence will be held before kick-off and the two-minute silence at 11am GMT will also be honoured by the squad, with stadium operations pausing too, and the flags at Anfield will fly at half-mast throughout the day.

The players, meanwhile, will wear shirts specially embroidered with poppies, which will later be signed and donated to the Royal British Legion to raise money for the Poppy Appeal.

Shaqiri's sole focus

Xherdan Shaqiri will hope to be involved again today and the Switzerland international has explained why Liverpool are not going to get distracted by events elsewhere in the league as they set about trying to be successful.

"The process the club had for a few years is going very well. That's the most important thing," he told Liverpoolfc.com.

"Everybody sees that and of course in the near future for everybody it's important to try to challenge for titles, that's clear, but at the moment we just have to look to ourselves and to try to stay on the highest level.

"We will see what happens, but if we keep going like this it's going to be an interesting year for everybody I think."

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Inside Training

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A big day ahead

Liverpool's meeting with Fulham is the first of four Premier League fixtures today, culminating in the Manchester derby. Here's a reminder of the scheduled games and the situation at the summit before play begins...

Cover star

Virgil van Dijk is the man on the front of today's official matchday programme, as seen below.

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The manager's view

If you missed Jürgen Klopp's pre-match press conference, do not worry.

You can catch up with what the boss had to say before the clash with Fulham via the power of YouTube - and specifically our official channel below...

Tale of the tape

Take a look at the numbers behind each side's Premier League performances so far this season with the interactive Opta widget below...

Welcome to Anfield

Here we go again, the Reds are back in action with Fulham set to visit Anfield in the Premier League today.

It's a 12pm GMT kick-off and we'll be bringing you all of the build-up, live updates from the stadium and post-match reaction as Liverpool try to extend their unbeaten start to the season.