Liverpool’s Packed October-November Schedule Confirmed
Liverpool will be in for a busy October-November period, with four games in just 11 days. The Reds will travel to Bournemouth on Wednesday, November 1, kicking off at 7.45pm.
Jurgen Klopp and his players will have their work cut out for them, as they fight on four fronts this season. This includes the Europa League, Premier League, FA Cup, and League Cup.
The packed schedule is made all the more difficult after dropping down to the Europa League, with fixtures held on Thursday nights rather than Tuesday or Wednesday in the Champions League.
Liverpool’s October-November Fixtures
Liverpool’s October-November schedule is as follows:
- Thursday, October 26: Toulouse (Europa League)
- Sunday, October 29: Nottingham Forest (Premier League)
- Wednesday, November 1: Bournemouth (League Cup)
- Sunday, November 5: Luton (FA Cup)
- Thursday, November 9: Toulouse (Europa League)
- Sunday, November 12: Brentford (Premier League)
Victory over Leicester in the third round of the League Cup set up an away clash with Bournemouth in the fourth round. This comes in a run of four games in 11 days.
Klopp has already showcased his willingness – or need – to rotate between competitions, with a combined 29 changes made in his last three starting lineups.
Squad Rotation
Klopp’s squad will undoubtedly be stretched over that period, particularly if injuries begin to pile up. However, there is more strength in depth this campaign than ever before.
The manager has already shown his willingness to rotate between competitions, with a combined 29 changes made in his last three starting lineups. This could be beneficial in the long run, as it allows players to rest and recover in between games.
The Reds will need to be at their best if they are to come out of this period unscathed. With four games in just 11 days, it will be a test of their endurance and mental strength.
Conclusion
Liverpool will face a packed schedule in October-November as they fight on four fronts this season. The Reds will travel to Bournemouth on Wednesday, November 1, kicking off at 7.45pm.
Klopp’s squad will be stretched over that period, particularly if injuries begin to pile up. However, there is more strength in depth this campaign than ever before. The manager has already showcased his willingness to rotate between competitions, with a combined 29 changes made in his last three starting lineups.
The Reds will need to be at their best if they are to come out of this period unscathed. With four games in just 11 days, it will be a test of their endurance and mental strength.