Liverpool Predicted Lineup vs. PSV Eindhoven: Champions League | OneFootball

Liverpool travel to the Netherlands to close out what's been a remarkable UEFA Champions League league phase for them against PSV Eindhoven.

Liverpool already secured a place in the round of 16 and a point would be enough for Arne Slot's side to end atop the league phase standings. It's been a brilliant European campaign so far for the Reds, a perfect record highlighted by convincing wins vs. Real Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen and AC Milan.

PSV have already locked up a place in the playoff round, but they'll be aiming for better positioning so that they host the second game of their two-legged playoff tie at home. However, it'll be a tough task for them to beat both the Champions League and Premier League leaders.

Slot will likely heavily rotate his squad from the match. Second place is the furthest that they can drop on the table, meaning they've secured a place amongst the top pairing on the bracket for the round of 16. With the tough league clash against Bournemouth over the weekend looming, Slot could rest some of his core players to protect them for Saturday's clash at Vitality Stadium.

Here's how Liverpool could line up vs. PSV Eindhoven.

Liverpool Predicted Lineup vs. PSV Eindhoven (4-3-3)

GK: Caoimhim Kelleher—Kelleher will get a Champions League start since he starred against Real Madrid in November.

RB: Connor Bradley—Liverpool's academy talent has been solid since his debut and a reliable backup to Trent Alexander-Arnold.

CB: Jarell Quansah—Quansah will return to the lineup after a strong showing a week ago vs. Lille.

CB: Wataru Endo—With Liverpool's captain Virgil van Dijk left at home, the Japanese utility player slots in the Reds' defense.

LB: Andrew Robertson—The Scot is one of few senior players to make the trip, so expect him to start.

LM: James McConnell—The youngster gets an opportunity to show off his tough tackling and industrious running.

CM: Tyler Morton—The classy midfielder gets some valuable game time in what's been a frustrating season on the periphery for him.

RW: Harvey Elliott—Another chance for Elliott to show the manager he's deserving of more than subsitute appearances.

RW: Federico Chiesa—The Italian starts only his second match for Liverpool as his drive to prove his match fitness takes the next step.

LW: Cody Gakpo—Gakpo will hope to have a fine showing against his former club.