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As many as 18 Liverpool players will be jetting off for international duty in the next two weeks - ahead of one the club's biggest run-ins for many seasons. As the Reds chase the quadruple, Jurgen Klopp will have everything crossed that his stars return injury-free.

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool said star right back Trent Alexander Arnold will be out of the team for "weeks" with a hamstring injury. Liverpool have been dealt the blow as they prepare for a tough FA Cup quarter-final away at Nottingham Forest.

Liverpool have drawn Benfica in the UEFA Champions League quarter finals - with a potential semi-final against Bayern Munich. The road to the Stade De France has become more clear after today's draws.

Liverpool Women Supporters Club say that the club’s engagement with the women’s team has improved this season. Tuesday (8th March) saw the club celebrate International Women’s Day in multiple ways, including a scheme to connect local young women to role models.

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Liverpool have been handed a potential boost ahead of their all-important Premier League against Arsenal tomorrow night as Klopp confirmed that Salah will return to training.  The major concern in the build up to the game at the Emirates tomorrow was that Liverpool's talisman may be unavailable after suffering a foot injury against Brighton last weekend.

Liverpool will travel to the Emirates on Wednesday in what will be a tough test for the Reds. Jurgen Klopp's men are still fighting for the title and know three points in North London is a must.

Second-place Liverpool travel to the Emirates on Wednesday night as the Reds aim to cut the gap on title holders Manchester City. And with the league leaders facing a tough trip to Crystal Place tonight (March 14), defeat could open the chance for Liverpool to take top spot.

Jurgen Klopp has made it clear the ball is firmly in Mohamed Salah's court in the Egyptian's ongoing contract dispute. Klopp said "It's Mo's decision pretty much. The club did what the club can do. That's how it is."

Liverpool's first home defeat in 12 months was still enough to secure their place in the UEFA Champions League Quarter Finals, winning 2-1 on aggregate over Inter Milan. Only once in 41 instances has a side progressed in the Champions League after losing the first leg at home by two or more goals.