The match kicks off at 15:00 GMT as Arne Slot’s men aim to extend their impressive 17-match unbeaten run in the league.
The Reds come into this fixture in formidable form, having secured a dramatic late win over Brentford last weekend before claiming a 2-1 victory against Lille in the Champions League on Tuesday night5
Their home record this season has been particularly impressive, with Liverpool winning eight of their last ten matches at Anfield.
Meanwhile, Ipswich arrive at Anfield still reeling from a devastating 6-0 defeat to Manchester City last weekend1
The Tractor Boys currently sit 18th in the table with just 14 points from 22 games, having won only two of their last ten league games on the road.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at the injury news for both clubs ahead of the managers briefing the media on Friday.
