Liverpool made it five wins from their opening six games of the season on Thursday.
Liverpool came from behind - once again - to beat LASK 3-1 in Austria to get their Europa League campaign off to a winning start. It followed a run of four straight victories in the Premier League, which they kicked off with a 1-1 draw at Chelsea.
The Reds return to domestic action on Sunday when they welcome West Ham United to Anfield. Jurgen Klopp will no doubt ring the changes for the second successive match after making 11 against LASK.
And it's the fallout from that encounter that dominates our Liverpool FC morning digest for Saturday, September 23.
Jurgen Klopp sends warning to Liverpool's youngsters as 'brave decision' is explained
Jurgen Klopp has dismissed suggestions the Europa League will offer more chances to younger Liverpool players, insisting they will only make the breakthrough when they are ready.
And the Reds manager has also steered clear of making any guarantees to a crop of talented teenagers ahead of the League Cup visit from Leicester City at Anfield next week.
Klopp made 11 changes for Thursday's Europa League opener at LASK as the Reds won 3-1 win Austria thanks to second-half goals from Darwin Nunez, Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah.
Despite the changes, 17-year-old Ben Doak was the only player who would generally be considered a youth prospect, although there was a return for Stefan Bajcetic, who made his 20th senior appearance after six months on the shelf with an adductor injury.
Despite the temptation to bring in a few more from the club's academy ranks, the starting XI was largely an experienced one at the Raiffeisen Arena as the likes of Virgil van Dijk, Ibrahima Konate and Kostas Tsimikas started alongside
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