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Liverpool vs Roma: What time does it start, what TV channel is it on, team news, where can I watch it?

Everything you need to know about Liverpool vs Roma

Monday 01 August 2016 12:06 BST

Firmino celebrates his strike against Milan (Getty)

What time does it start?

Liverpool vs Roma kicks off at 1.35am BST (7.35am CDT) at the Busch Stadium in St Louis, Missouri.

Where can I watch it?

The match will be shown live on LFC TV from 12.30am BST.

Pre-season tour squads

Liverpool: Simon Mignolet, Alex Manninger, Shamal George, Nathaniel Clyne, Ragnar Klavan, Dejan Lovren, Alberto Moreno, Andre Wisdom, James Milner, Jordan Henderson, Emre Can, Adam Lallana, Georginio Wijnaldum, Philippe Coutinho, Trent Arnold, Cameron Brannagan, Connor Randall, Kevin Stewart, Daniel Sturridge, Divock Origi, Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane, Danny Ings, Lazar Markovic, Sheji Ojo

Roma: Allison, Bogdan Lobont, Lorenzo Crisanto, Andrea Romagnoli, Kosta Manolas, Juan Jesus, Emerson, Vasilis Torosidis, Norbet Gyomber, Riccardo Marchizza, Moustapha Seck, Daniele de Rossi, Radja Nainggolan, Alessandro Florenzi, Kevin Strootman, Leandro Paredes, Gerson, William Vaniquer, Lorenzo di Livio, Christian D'Urso, Edin Dzeko, Stephan El Shaarawy, Francesco Totti, Mohamed Salah, Juan Iturbe, Diego Perotti, Edoardo Soleri, Federico Ricci

Who will feature for Liverpool?

Emre Can and Christian Benteke are yet to feature for Liverpool in pre-season, so it's likely that both will get a run out here.

Danny Ings sat out of Saturday's 2-0 win over Milan but is guaranteed some playing time in St Louis.

Divock Origi impressed off the bench at the weekend, while Georginio Wijnaldum could be in line for another start at the base of midfield.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

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Liverpool summer transfer targets

Naby Keita

A difficult signing to pull off, but one that Liverpool are interested in making. Keita's dynamic performances in the centre of RB Leipzig's midfield have caught Klopp's eye, but also the attention of Bayern Munich, who are also monitoring the player.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

Timo Werner

Werner scored 21 goals in the Bundesliga last season as his goals fired RB Leipzig to second place and a first-ever Champions League qualification. The German club are keen to keep him but money talks and Liverpool are desperate for an out-and-out goalscorer.

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Liverpool summer transfer targets

Dusan Tadic

The Southampton attacker is out of favour on the south coast and desperate for a way out of the club. Liverpool are interested in him to provide competition and back-up to the likes of Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana with the added strain of European football.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

Andrew Robertson

Given Hull's relegation to the Championship, Robertson is one of the players in the shop window. Left-backs are at the forefront of Klopp's transfer activity and Robertson will come fairly cheap.

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Liverpool summer transfer targets

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Somewhat surprising reports have arisen over recent weeks that Chamberlain will be a Liverpool player next season. A disappointing season for Arsenal has left their squad in disarray, and it is thought that the 23 year-old midfielder is seeking a new challenge. The player’s versatility across midfield positions is an appealing to Klopp, who will need added squad depth. Arsenal will not be keen to sell to a rival, but if the rumours are to be believed, Chamberlain has his heart set on the Merseyside club and a £35 million transfer could well be on the cards.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

Douglas Costa

The 26 year old Brazilian winger has gained plaudits for his performances at the German champions, yet the player stated earlier in the season that he is ‘not that happy’, presumably at missing out to Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben regularly. He would cost upwards of £25 million and have plenty of suitors, meaning Liverpool are simply one of many clubs he could choose from, although he did recently ‘like’ a tweet from a Liverpool fan about the possibility of him joining the club. There is also a chance that Costa is happy in Munich but is seeking an improved deal, which would come as no real surprise.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

Ryan Sessegnon

Sessegnon is a long-term option at left-back for Liverpool with the 17-year-old lighting up the Championship with Fulham. With only Alberto Moreno, who is expected to leave, and James Milner available in that position, Klopp wants to bring in at least two. He faces competition from Manchester United and Tottenham though.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

The most speculative target on the list is Gabon forward Aubameyang, who became a household name under Jurgen Klopp at Dortmund. Constant questions over his future are expected to culminate in a move this summer, and while his former boss will no doubt be interested, European giants Real Madrid are circling and thought to be his preferred destination. While the versatile Roberto Firmino has had a good season deployed as Liverpool’s first choice striker and Divock Origi a promising talent, they still lack a world class centre forward like Aubameyang. Dortmund CEO Hanz-Joachim Watzke stated earlier this year that the striker, who has three years to run on his contract, would only leave ‘for an outrageous fee’.

Liverpool summer transfer targets

Jonas Hector

A player Klopp will know well, the 26 year-old is thought to be a serious option with the manager unconvinced by Alberto Moreno. James Milner has deputised brilliantly this season but an out-and-out left back is a priority for the summer. Hector has earned 27 caps for Germany since 2014 and is known for his excellent positional understanding and for putting in accurate crosses. It is thought he would cost in excess of £20 million, which could be well worth it for a good player approaching his prime years.

Odds

Liverpool to win: 5/4

Roma to win: 13/8

Draw: 12/5

(Odds provided by BetVictor)

Liverpool's pre-season so far

8 July - Tranmere Rovers (a) - won 1-0

13 July - Fleetwood Town (a) - won 5-0

17 July - Wigan Athletic (a) - won 2-0

20 July - Huddersfield Town (a) - won 2-0

28 July - Chelsea (n) - lost 1-0

31 July - Milan (n) - won 2-0

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