Jürgen Klopp, Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum all offered their post-match thoughts to LFCTV following the final whistle, which you can watch in our videos below..

Jordan Henderson speaking to BT Sport: "We are disappointed with the result because we wanted the win but Leicester are a good side. It wasn't our best performance but we kept going and just couldn't find the winner. We'll take the point and move on to the next game.

"They defended well. We didn't really do enough. There's things we can improve on. The conditions were difficult too but that's the same for both teams."

Klopp on his selection at right-back: “We had to find a solution. We thought about Rafa Camacho. He played there in training because Hendo couldn’t train in the week. In the end I made a decision for the [defensive] aspect and his experience… I didn’t want to give Rafa in his first game such a big task. He did really well.”

Klopp: “We have a point more than before. It’s not exactly what we wanted to have but everything is still fine. Nobody is injured and we have a few days to prepare for West Ham then we go again.”

Klopp: “We have to accept the result, which is no problem because we don’t think we would go through the league winning every game. A difficult game on a difficult pitch and we got a point. Not perfect, but we accept it.”

Klopp: “We gave a goal away. I think there was one minute to play. We started a counter-attack and if we keep the ball there then everything is fine. We gave a free-kick away, defended the first [ball], the [second], but [not] the third.”

Klopp: “We take what we get and tonight is a point. It is more than before the game. Am I overly happy? No. We wanted to win the game.”

Jürgen Klopp has arrived for his post-match press conference.

Liverpool are next in action on Monday night when they travel to the London Stadium to take on West Ham United.

Here's how the top of the table looks after the latest round of matches...

The story of the game in Opta stats...

Mane heads over from a Lallana corner at the near post.

Four minutes of added time to be played...

Speculative from Robertson, who strikes a Mane cross-field pass on the volley from 20 yards. He sends it well wide.

Firmino shoots low, but Schmeichel saves. Matip heads wide from the resulting corner.

Alisson saves from Gray as Leicester counter from a free-kick at speed

Alisson saves from Gray as Leicester counter from a free-kick at speed.

Chilwell flashes a dangerous cross right across the face of Liverpool's goal.

Keita goes to ground after Liverpool open up Leicester, but his penalty appeals are waved away.

Chance

A Leicester free-kick into the area causes havoc. Alisson makes a save from Firmino's touch towards his own goal and Van Dijk blocks a follow-up.

The Reds living dangerously at the start of this second half.

Maddison finds space inside the Liverpool box, but his cross is cleared. 

Nervy moment for the hosts.

The tale of the first-half tape, as told by Opta...

One minute of added time to be played at the end of the first half.

Salah has a curling effort blocked by Chilwell inside the box. He claims handball, but play continues.

Crucial interception from Van Dijk inside the box to stop the ball reaching Vardy as Leicester counter.

Chance

Liverpool give away the ball cheaply at the back and Madidison heads an inch wide of Alisson's far post from Albrighton's centre.

A warning, if one was needed, of the threat the visitors pose.

Salah almost - almost - slides in Shaqiri. But it just evades his run by a fraction.

Stat

Sadio Mane's goal was our quickest in the Premier League since April 2016, when Daniel Sturridge netted against Newcastle (1:07).

Mane meets the resulting corner with a near-post header that sails not too far away.

Close!

Firmino chests down Salah's ball to the back post, steps beyond Pereira before striking goalwards. Schmeichel gets down to turn it beyond the far post.

A moment of silent reflection is observed for Cardiff City footballer Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson ahead of kick off.

Here come the teams...

Behind the red door...

Arrivals

The formations

Opta predict the sides will shape up like so. We won't know for sure how Liverpool intend to set up until kick-off, of course.

TEAM NEWS

The Reds make two changes for tonight's Premier League clash with Leicester - Xherdan Shaqiri and Gini Wijnaldum come into the starting XI at Anfield.

Liverpool: Alisson, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Keita, Shaqiri, Mane, Salah, Firmino.

Substitutes: Mignolet, Fabinho, Lovren, Sturridge, Lallana, Origi, Camacho.

Matip mics up

Pre-match media obligations are handled by Joel this evening.

Latest news from Anfield

We'll be bringing you confirmed team news very shortly, but you can catch up on all the latest LFC headlines in the build-up to the game below...

A mark of respect

Anfield will observe a moment of silent reflection for Cardiff City footballer Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson before tonight's game.

The scene at Anfield

Pristine.

Klopp on Vardy threat

Foxes forward Jamie Vardy has made a habit of scoring against Liverpool - seven times, in fact.

Asked about the Englishman's knack, Klopp said: "He's a massive threat and he was always, but he's not the only one in that team. Maddison - a really, really good player, not only set-pieces, a fine footballer. Gray, Pereira, Albrighton, there's a lot of quality.

"It's either way experienced and well-tuned with all the other players, or very skilful and quick and all that stuff. Having Chilwell making the left flank up and down, up and down. It makes it all interesting."

Like those odds?

Here's how BetVictor see things for tonight...

Liverpool - 1/4
Draw - 11/2
Leicester - 14/1

Click here to place a bet now.

Respecting Anfield...

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Go behind the scenes at Melwood and take a look at how the Reds have prepared for tonight's game with our 'Inside Training' video...

Goals, goals, goals

Liverpool's last home match included their 1,000th Premier League goal at Anfield, with Firmino the man to bag the milestone strike at the Kop end.

To celebrate the landmark, we picked out a selection of the very - very - best...

Mane explains Anfield mindset

Liverpool are on a 32-match unbeaten run in the Premier League at Anfield, but what is the secret to such formidable home form?

We asked Mane at Melwood this week.

"If you play at home, especially at Anfield, we have in our head that no-one is going to beat us, we're going to beat all of them," said the No.10.

"It's what we try to do. It's very important for us; it's out of our minds to lose at the moment even though it's part of football, we know.

"We know how to sacrifice yourself and do everything to win games. But, to be honest, [the record] is not something in our head. The only thing we focus on is the games coming."

Listen live

As always, we'll be providing free live commentary from Anfield tonight so, if you can't watch the game, click here to tune in as Steve Hunter and Jan Molby call the action amid what's sure to be a brilliant atmosphere.

Press talk

See everything Klopp had to say about injuries, form, Leicester, Jamie Vardy and more with our video of his press conference at Melwood yesterday in full...

Stat attack

Keep these in your back pocket to impress your mates before kick-off...

• Liverpool can score their 100th goal against Leicester at Anfield
• There have only been three goalless draws between the sides in 97 league meetings

• Sadio Mane has scored in 22 games at Anfield for the Reds in all competitions and they have won them all
• Adam Lallana could play his 150th game for the club

The manager's notes

Writing in the matchday programme, Klopp has explained why the spirit shown in Liverpool's narrow wins over Brighton and Hove Albion and Palace must be drawn on again and again in the remainder of the campaign.

"It's this mindset of 'finding a way' that will be critical for us between now and the end of the season. We did not need the battling performances away at Brighton and at home to Palace to teach us this," he said.

"We are all fully aware that every team who faces us comes with the highest motivation to beat us. But people should not underestimate our motivation as well.

"This group of players have shown - right throughout the squad - that they can and will go deep into the well of desire, courage and belief to find that way. It is not possible to have the points we do at this stage if we did not possess these qualities.

"However, as I have said repeatedly over the season, this has to come with the preface of 'so far'. We have done this 'so far' and we must keep doing it. We must keep going back to the well - we must keep finding a way."

Robbo on the cover

Andy Robertson is the star of the matchday programme cover for this game - pick up your copy at Anfield or subscribe online by clicking here.

Speaking of Salah

Mo was the match-winner in this fixture last season, with a clinical double in front of the Kop...

Did you know?

Salah could emulate Luis Suarez with a goal against Leicester tonight.

The Egyptian will become the first Liverpool player since Suarez in 2013-14 to net 20 times in all competitions in successive seasons with his next strike.

Head-to-head

If you like football and you like numbers, the interactive Opta widget below is perfect for you - explore all the figures behind both Liverpool and Leicester's Premier League seasons so far...

Reds support #morethanastadium campaign

If you're heading to Anfield for the match tonight, please remember to respect the neighbourhood and local residents.

The club is supporting a new campaign designed to encourage all supporters to respect the area around the stadium when attending games - click here for more information.

The previous meeting

Liverpool and Leicester played out a tight affair at the King Power Stadium earlier in the season, where Mane and Firmino strikes proved enough for a 2-1 Reds win.

See the highlights of that game below...

Fabinho on right-back options

Jürgen Klopp has a decision to make at right-back this evening, with Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez out with injury and Milner - who played there against Palace - suspended.

Fabinho or Rafael Camacho could be tasked with the role, and the former has no doubt the Reds can adapt sufficiently whoever gets the nod from the gaffer.

"We know that we can adapt if needs be and the coach knows that we can play in these positions and that if he needs to call upon us, he can," said the Brazilian.

Team news

So, what do we know ahead of kick-off?

Virgil van Dijk has returned to training this week after illness, while Fabinho was due to do the same yesterday at Melwood following a virus.

Georginio Wijnaldum and Dejan Lovren are available again but Trent Alexander-Arnold has not recovered from injury in time and James Milner is suspended.

Leicester expect to have Harry Maguire in their ranks, with only Daniel Amartey (ankle) absent for Claude Puel's charges.

Last time out

It has been 11 days since Liverpool were last on the pitch, of course - they, eventually, emerged from a thriller with Crystal Palace three points better off after goals by Mohamed Salah (two), Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane.

Relive the best of that clash below...

How it stands

You probably don't need reminding of this, but here's how the Premier League table looks at the top before the Reds face the Foxes...

Welcome

Well, then...

Liverpool return to action against Leicester City at Anfield tonight with the opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to seven points.

Stick with us for comprehensive build-up to the game, before we report live from the ground as the action happens and then bring you post-match reaction from the manager and players.

Keep calm and enjoy.