🔵✋🏼 Madueke’s party to set example…

@fabriziorom reports that Pochettino was not happy at all with video on social media of Noni Madueke partying while he was injured…

…that’s why Noni was left out of the squad but he’s already back — as Poch spoke in very clear way.

He wants Chelsea players to be super professional and never showing negative image for them & the club.

Perfect opportunity to set the example as Noni was very smart and mature in accepting and apologizing.

He’s always been professional and now it’s all ok.

🔵✋🏼 Madueke’s party to set example…

@fabriziorom reports that Pochettino was not happy at all with video on social media of Noni Madueke partying while he was injured…

…that’s why Noni was left out of the squad but he’s already back — as Poch spoke in very clear way.

He wants Chelsea players to be super professional and never showing negative image for them & the club.

Perfect opportunity to set the example as Noni was very smart and mature in accepting and apologizing.

He’s always been professional and now it’s all ok.

Giovani Lo Celso, Ryan Sessegnon, and Rodrigo Bentancur won’t be able to play in this game due to injury, and Brennan Johnson and James Maddison, who both suffered knocks in the North London Derby, will need to pass a late fitness test.

Tottenham has only triumphed once in the previous 23 games played against Liverpool in all competitions: a 4-1 home victory in October 2017. In this stadium, which opened in 2019, Liverpool is unbeaten, winning three games and losing one. The Reds will aim to maintain their domination, while Angelos Postecoglou’s revamped Spurs will seek to further their exciting new saga. (Note: The Spurs manager was a Red in his youth. Please help us, giant Ange?)

Postecoglou’s Spurs will look somewhat familiar to Liverpool fans as the team appear confident in their abilities and ready to play for their manager for the first time in a long time and their manager’s relationship with the fans has been rekindled. those beliefs too.
This isn’t the first time Jurgen Klopp has been said to be in the forecast at Liverpool, although for this particular game it means Spurs will battle for the full 90 minutes and the atmosphere is likely to be lively. As we are not particularly interested in the long-term fortunes of Tottenham Hotspur, that is all that matters.

Regarding fighting spirit: Liverpool (9) is the only team this season that has collected more points from defeats than Tottenham (8). This should be a “it ain’t over till it’s over” match.

Even though they both earned a point in the North London Derby last weekend, Spurs will likely be the happier of the two teams. Spurs are currently evaluating themselves, while Arsenal are attempting to return to their title-challenging levels from last season. Spurs proved that they could hold their own against Arsenal, even though the Gunners did get caught up in the derby-ness of it all.

Tottenham enters this contest with a seven-game winning streak across all competitions and is currently ranked fourth (W4 D2). They are also more rested and have more time to prepare than other elite teams this year because they are not playing in Europe; as Jürgen Klopp noted in his pre-match press conference, “Getting into the Champions League will be a massive and a difficult task this year because of well-rested big animals [in Chelsea and Tottenham].”

According to the statistics, Postecoglou has a 40-game home winning streak as the head coach of both Spurs and Tottenham, and this season, all of those victories have taken place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. At the end of the previous campaign, they last suffered a home loss, losing 3-1 to Brentford in May 2023.

Liverpool’s anticipated lineup is (4-3-3)

The players Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Konaté, Van Dijk, Robertson, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Jones, Salah, Jota, and Diaz are all part of.

Due to his injury, Thiago is still out, and Stefan Bajcetic is also ruled out due to a minor calf problem. Trent Alexander-Arnold, on the other hand, has recovered from his hamstring injury and might start on Saturday.

Even while Liverpool has given up goals much too frequently, they have also let up the second-fewest goals (5), behind league leaders Manchester City (2), despite all the hype about their defense. It’s a difficult situation because Liverpool has undoubtedly given up more chances than they would like (although the number of goals conceded doesn’t really reflect how open some first halves have been; on the other hand, some goals have been given up after opponents’ only significant

Chelsea are now considering a move to sign Brazilian youngster Lorran

That’s according to Fabrizio Ramano who took to Twitter to state that Chelsea are rivalling Manchester United for his signature.

With a move for the 17 years potentially going to set either side back more than £43m.

Despite only joining flamengo in January, there is talk that Lorran has impressed to a level where some biggest club in the world are interested in signing him

The intention is to loan him back to Brazil to further help In his development