LiverpoolsMr Versatile James Milner starts at right back before switching to the left

With Trent Alexander-Arnold sidelined by a virus, the majority expected Joe Gomez would get the nod for the champions of Europe. Instead, Klopp opted for the puzzle piece that always fits.

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