Liverpool v West Bromwich Albion, Premier League: Where to Watch Live, Preview and Team News

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Steve Clarke takes his men to Anfield as West Bromwich Albion take on Liverpool for the weekend Premier League clash on Saturday.

Where to Watch Live

Kickoff is set for 3pm BST. Radio commentary of the game will be available on Absolute Radio. Catch the highlights of the game on BBC One and BBC One HD on Match of the Day at 10:20pm BST.

Overview

Liverpool come into this game after their 2-2 draw against Newcastle United at St James' Park in the last league fixture. The Magpies took a lead from Yohan Cabaye's first half strike in the 23<sup>rd minute. However, their lead was shortlived when the referee gave Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa the marching orders after bringing down Luis Suarez inside the penalty box.

The Reds' skipper Steven Gerrard converted from the spot kick as Brendan Rodgers saw his side equalise before the break, However, Newcastle took the lead from Paul Dummett's goal which was then cancelled by Daniel Sturridge's strike in the second half.

Meanwhile, the Baggies also had to settle for a point in the last fixture as West Brom settled for a goalless draw away from home against Stoke City. Charlie Adam bought down Youssouf Mulumbu inside the penalty area and Clarke's men were unfortunate not to get a penalty.

West Brom are unbeaten in their last five league games played, which includes a 2-1 victory against the Premier League champions Manchester United and a 1-1 draw with Arsenal at home. The Baggies are 12 in the league table with 10 points while Liverpool are third with 17 points from after eight matches.

What Managers Say

Brendan Rodgers: "West Brom are a dangerous team, but we know our home games are vital and we really need to make sure we get three points at the weekend. We've been working on it because we know we can get goals. It's something we need to fix as we know that we can keep clean sheets - we kept three in a row at the start of the season."

Steve Clarke: "We will go to Anfield with confidence, being five games unbeaten. We're never daunted by going to the big grounds and we go to these places with the intention of winning the game. That's the frame of mind you have to approach these games in."

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