In today's Liverpool news roundup, we have the latest as the Reds are sweating over the fitness of two of their superstars, they have demanded a review over the usage of VAR in the Merseyside Derby and more.
Liverpool face anxious wait over Virgil van Dijk fitness
Liverpool are facing an anxious wait over the fitness of their defensive talisman Virgil van Dijk after Saturday's Merseyside Derby.
Van Dijk was clattered into by Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford in the early exchanges in the game.
Although he managed to walk off the pitch, he was clearly in pain and couldn't continue, as Liverpool finished the game with a 2-2 draw against Everton.
Jurgen Klopp referred to van Dijk's availability record over the course of his time at Liverpool - in which he has started every game since his first at Swansea in January 2018.
Klopp said that Van Dijk has played through all sorts of pain for Liverpool before, and if he couldn't continue, then it doesn't look good.
According to BeIN Sports, Van Dijk has ruptured his interior cruciate ligament, and could miss the remainder of this season.
Thiago Alcantara injury fears after horrendous Richarlison tackle
Van Dijk is not the only star player that Liverpool are anxious about, as it emerged that Thiago Alcantara could also be facing a spell on the sidelines.
Thiago was the subject of an awful tackle from Richarlison that gave the Spanish international the injury.
After the game, Klopp said that Thiago told him that he might be injured, but that Liverpool had to assess the extent of the injury in the aftermath of a derby that could have dome more collateral damage than just the two dropped points.
Both Van Dijk and Thiago have undergone scans immediately after the game, and it is expected that the extent of both injuries will be known by Sunday.
Liverpool approach Premier League for clarifications over VAR
Liverpool have officially contacted the Premier league with the hope of getting answers from them about the usage of VAR during the Merseyside Derby.
Liverpool want clarifications over why further action wasn't taken against Jordan Pickford for the tackle on Van Dijk that injured the Dutchman. Liverpool have also asked the Premier League to verify which part of Sadio Mane's body was offside, in the build-up to the late disallowed goal.
Jordan Henderson thought that he had won the game for Liverpool, but his goal was disallowed by David Coote, the VAR official, with Mane deemed to be offside.