Virgil van Dijk suspension, Trent Alexander-Arnold injury - how Liverpool could line-up against Wolves with five players missing
Liverpool will return to Premier League action in seven days time when they travel to face Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The encounter sees the Reds restart the domestic campaign after top-flight and second-division football in England was put on hold for the international break. For their return to the league campaign, Jurgen Klopp will be once again without Virgil van Dijk.
The Dutchman, who featured in Holland's commanding win over Greece, was charged with improper conduct following his dismissal during the win over Newcastle United. Van Dijk was originally set to miss one match, where he sat out of the comfortable win over Aston Villa, but the verdict has since banned him for a further match and fined £100,000.
Joel Matip and Joe Gomez deputised in the backline in the Liverpool captain's absence, both having solid performances to keep Villa's attacking threat at bay. Trent Alexander-Arnold is also doubtful after scans revealed minor hamstring damage after being forced off on the eve of the international break.
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There will be a nervy wait over his fitness going into their trip to Molineux with Ibrahima Konate also missing the international break with France - through the muscle injury that has kept him out of their last two.
It poses a potential defensive problem for the Liverpool boss as he could be without three of his four defenders, who started in their opening two against Chelsea and AFC Bournemouth, for their clash against Wolves.
Jarell Quansah has made two substitute appearances for the Reds and could be in line for his first senior start against Gary O'Neil's side, despite
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