Liverpool vs Inter Milan Champions League 2022 team news, stats, predictions, updates, how to watch, live stream kick-off time Score

 Arturo Vidal is expected to replace the suspended Nicolò Barella at Anfield Road tonight, while Edin Dzeko and Lautaro Martinez are likely to start up front.
The Nerazzurri will be looking to bounce back in the second leg of the Champions League Round of 16 against Liverpool tonight. They lost the first leg 2-0 at the Stadio Meazza three weeks ago.Inter returned to winning ways on Friday by beating Salernitana 5-0. They hadn’t won in the previous four Serie A matches.



With San Siro not being the same formidable ground it once was for English clubs, Liverpool did not need to be told twice to stamp their authority on the Nerazzurri's turf and put themselves in the driving seat for a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals.

After a perfect group-stage record of six wins from six, Klopp's side made it seven on the bounce as Firmino headed home from Andy Robertson's ball in the 75th minute before hotshot Salah wrapped up the scoring with seven minutes left to play.

Having already placed the EFL Cup in their trophy cabinet and successfully booked their tickets to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, the quadruple dream is certainly well and truly alive for the hopeful Anfield faithful, no matter how much Klopp wants to downplay it.

The VAR analysts were out in full force when West Ham United paid a visit to Anfield for Saturday's Premier League game, with Sadio Mane just about managing to stay onside and tap home from Trent Alexander-Arnold's ball - whether it was a shot, cross or pass only the right-back knows - as Liverpool kept the pressure on leaders Manchester City, who remain six points clear after thrashing Manchester United in the derby.

Victory over the Hammers marked a 12th win on the bounce in all competitions for the ruthless Reds, who could become the first English team ever to win their opening eight games of a single Champions League campaign, and one would not put it past Klopp's men to achieve that feat at a ground where they have not lost for over a year.