Liverpool has seemingly picked up right where they left off after a dominant championship performance last season. The Reds have won each of their first four matches of the season, and have picked up back-to-back clean sheets in victories against Arsenal and Burnley.

Alexander Isak made his Liverpool debut midweek and managed an hour against Atléti. Arne Slot has admitted he was “surprised” by how fit the Swede was considering he missed pre-season, but there are no guarantees that he will start again this weekend.

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Everton head to Anfield to renew their rivalry with Liverpool on Saturday morning and both sides of the Merseyside derby are entertaining in very positive ways for the first time in a while.

Liverpool have dominated battles between the Merseyside rivals over recent decades and will be strong favourites to secure their 30th Premier League victory against Everton. The Reds have won all five of their outings this season courtesy of some late drama and will expect to maintain their perfect record.

Anfield plays host to the first Merseyside Derby of the season, as Arne Slot’s Liverpool face David Moyes’ Everton in the Saturday lunch time kick-off slot. Liverpool have started the league

Yes, Jack Grealish (four assists) has added a bit of creativity and punch to Everton’s attack, but the calling card of the Toffees remains a tight, defensive game. Everton have scored five goals in total but conceded just three through their four matches.

Liverpool Handed Timely Injury Boost Ahead of Merseyside DerbyLiverpool approach Saturday’s Merseyside Derby against Everton in buoyant mood, not only because of their flying start under Arne Slot