BREAKING NEWS: Live from Anfield, Fantastic news has been confirmed for Liverpool before the Everton match.

Liverpool supporters have been given uplifting news before Wednesday night’s Merseyside derby. Following a 17-day pause due to the international fixtures and FA Cup quarter-finals, the Reds return to action at Anfield against Everton, with Arne Slot’s team aiming to recover from recent losses to Paris Saint-Germain and Newcastle.

During this period, there were some injury concerns for Liverpool. Ryan Gravenberch pulled out of the Netherlands squad before their UEFA Nations League clashes with Spain, while Alisson Becker departed Brazil’s camp after suffering a suspected concussion during their recent victory over Colombia.

However, on Monday afternoon, Sky Sports aired live footage from Liverpool’s training session in Kirkby, revealing positive developments regarding both players. The reporter stated: “Good news for Liverpool, Ryan Gravenberch is on the training ground. He wasn’t feeling well after the Carabao Cup final and didn’t play in the Netherlands’ UEFA Nations League matches. Also, Alisson, who had a nasty clash of heads with Davinson Sanchez during Brazil’s game against Colombia, is back in training and said he’s fine ahead of the Everton game.”

This update is a timely lift for Liverpool as they look to recover from tough defeats to PSG and Newcastle, along with ongoing speculation about Trent Alexander-Arnold’s possible switch to Real Madrid. Securing a victory against Everton and avenging February’s 2-2 draw at Goodison Park would offer a much-needed morale boost to start April positively after a difficult spell.

The presence of Gravenberch and Alisson in training indicates both should be available for Wednesday’s clash, with footage also capturing Joe Gomez doing solo running drills as he works his way back from a hamstring issue. These developments provide Liverpool with a crucial lift before the derby, and Arne Slot is expected to share further details in his pre-match press conference on Tuesday.

When Liverpool returned from a similar hiatus during their 2020 title-winning campaign, they played out a goalless draw against Everton. This time, they will be hoping to claim all three points rather than settling for just one after their midweek showdown with their city rivals.