Jurgen Klopp tells Rangers how to take Liverpool apart as he slaughters 'horrendous' Brighton display

Liverpool could adopt a 7-2-1 formation against Arsenal after Jurgen Klopp said his side will "defend the s***" out of the game. The two clubs are set to face off this Sunday, and although the Reds enjoyed a solid 2-0 win over Rangers in the Champions League in midweek, their form has been lacking in Premier League. The Reds are currently sat in ninth place in the table with just ten points from seven games.Arsenal are enjoying a superb start to the season, with the Gunners currently top of the pule, having won seven and lost one of their opening eight games.READ MORE: Jude Bellingham shows why Liverpool are after him with outrageous solo goal for Dortmund Ahead of the encounter, Klopp was quizzed about his gameplan.

Liverpool are set to join the race for Leicester midfielder Youri Tielemans as he nears the end of his current contract, but they won't be the only club vying for his signature. The 25-year-old looks set to walk out on Brendan Rodgers and co.

and were both tipped for big things in the division. Liverpool splashed £85m on Nunez who was brought in to replace Sadio Mane after his move to Bayern Munich.But Nunez has had a horror start to his Liverpool career with critics writing him off as the worst buy of the season thus far.

Rangers fans were arrested after Liverpool’s win against the Scottish side at Anfield.The Glasgow club travelled down to Merseyside to play the Reds in a Champions League Group A encounter. They lost their third match of the campaign against the Premier League outfit 2-0 thanks to goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mo Salah - and this means that they are bottom of the group without a point to their name.And today Merseyside police confirmed that a number of football fans were arrested after the match- with most brought into custody for affray and being drunk and disorderly.READ MORE: Liverpool flop Mignolet holds surprising Champions League record with Neuer and CourtoisA spokesperson for Merseyside police told the Liverpool Echo: "Seven Rangers fans arrested mainly for affray and being drunk and disorderly.

Liverpool team-mates need an "arm around the shoulder," while others require a "kick up the backside." Henderson was speaking after the Reds picked up only their second victory in five matches with a comfortable 2-0 win over Rangers at Anfield in the Champions League. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah scored in either half as Jurgen Klopp's side claimed all three points and leapfrogged Ajax into second in Group A.

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Tuesday, October 4.

Liverpool bounced back from their disappointing weekend draw with Brighton by securing a comfortable 2-0 win against Rangers.They instantly started the Champions League group stage clash on the front foot and were rewarded after Darwin Nunez was brought down outside of the Rangers box. Trent Alexander-Arnold curled in the free-kick beautifully to take the lead, while Mohamed Salah netted a penalty after half-time.Despite the best efforts of an impressive Allan McGregor in goal, Jurgen Klopp's tactics ensured his side came away with three crucial points.

Liverpool fans are split over Darwin Nunez after his latest bout of indiscipline. Nunez captured the headlines on his Anfield debut against Crystal Palace in August by getting sent off.

Champions League tonight if they exploit 'weak' Reds star Trent Alexander-Arnold.That's the view of Rangers legend Mark Hateley who reckons Alexander-Arnold is the Reds' weakest link on the right side of their defence. The Scottish side go up against Liverpool for the first time in the British sides' history with both clubs needing a win after a wobbly start in the competition.Rangers sit bottom of Group A following two heavy defeats to Ajax and Napoli.

Champions League clash between Liverpool and Rangers. According to the Daily Mirror, at least one arrest has already been made after an incident broke out a couple of hours before the Battle of Britain clash was due to start.

Liverpool mural of Jurgen Klopp has been vandalised ahead of the Champions League group stage clash with Rangers.Pictures and footage emerged on Tuesday morning of a new mural dedicated to Reds manager Klopp having been defaced with blue paint. The mural, based in Randolph Street, Liverpool, had been commissioned by BOSS Night and included a quote from the Beatles classic ‘I Feel Fine’.It was just one of several incidents where street art was damaged ahead of the Champions League tie, including murals of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson.READ MORE: Fans praise Gary Neville's 'brilliant' take on Trent's form with four rules he must learnFurious Liverpool supporters took to Twitter to voice their outrage in the aftermath.

Charlie Nicholas is giving Rangers a chance at Anfield, as long as they can blunt Liverpool's razor sharp attack.

Chris Sutton reckons Rangers have nothing to lose heading to Liverpool tomorrow night. But he does admit Borna Barisic could have a game to forget with Mohamed Salah nipping at his heels.

Rangers will always be Dave King's first love. But the former Ibrox chairman’s soft spot for Liverpool means he’ll be a winner tomorrow night no matter what the outcome.

Keith Jackson: Probably not. The good news is Liverpool are in the flakiest form of Jurgen Klopp’s time in charge. The bad news is that the German badly needs his team to spark back to life so can’t afford to take this one lightly. It could be a long night for the Ibrox men.

It was an easy afternoon's work for Rangers against Hearts at the weekend, but they face an entirely different test on Tuesday night.

Confident Virgil van Dijk reckons that Liverpool will get their season back on track - starting with the Champions League showdown with Rangers at Anfield.

Brighton, with the full-back being blamed for at least two of the three goals his side conceded.The 23-year-old England international has been slammed by fans after he was blamed for Brighton's first two goals in the six-goal thriller at Anfield which saw Liverpool held 3-3 on Saturday. The Liverpool-born full-back came under fire this week when Gareth Southgate took to the rash decision to send him packing before the Three Lions' Nations League match with Germany on Tuesday.

Jurgen Klopp is getting sacked' was close to trending on Twitter after his Liverpool side slipped 2-0 behind against Brighton at Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday before throwing away all three points.The German boss has overseen a difficult start to the new season with his side sitting as low as tenth in the table after Leandro Trossard's first-half brace in Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge.Although Roberto Firmino's double and an own goal by Adam Webster gave the hosts the lead, Trossard completed a hat-trick while social media took aim at the wobbly Liverpool performance by questioning the position of their manager. READ MORE: Jurgen Klopp 'thought Darwin had shrunk' after spotting wild new Liverpool haircut One fan wrote: "Jurgen klopp will soon be sacked if things continue this way."With a second adding: "Is Jurgen Klopp trying to see how far he can go without getting sacked?"A third continued: "Do you think Jurgen Klopp will not be sacked any moment from now?"With a rival supporter saying: "If Klopp is not sacked after this Brighton game then Liverpool should forget top 6." Is Jurgen Klopp under threat as Liverpool manager? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. With a fourth writing: "If Liverpool drops points in this game Jurgen Klopp should be sacked."Trossard's opening goal came after Jordan Henderson gave the ball away, with his second coming after Solly March found him inside the box with De Zerbi delighted on the touchline.With Firmino's first goal initially ruled out, VAR showed that Mohamed Salah was in fact onside during the build up after being played in over the top by Henderson.