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The international break is finally over and Liverpool are back in action with a trip to Vicarage road to face Watford in the Premier League
The Reds may have had two weeks off from club action, but Jurgen Klopp will still be hoping to build on their 2-0 win against Fulham at Anfield
Jurgen Klopp's side still remain unbeaten in the top-flight this season, and will be looking to improve on their best start to a Premier League campaign against the Hornets
Where is it? From the land that gave us Warner Brothers' Harry Potter studio tour it's none other than the magical county of Hertfordshire where Vicarage Road awaits
To anyone who hasn't been to Watford's stadium before, it's quite a distance - 196 miles to be precise
If you're planning on driving be prepared for a journey in the region of just under four hours
What time is kick-off? Get this. The Reds will be returning to the traditional 3pm Saturday fixture in comparison to the ridiculous 12pm noon Sunday kick-off when Liverpool met Fulham last time out
Is it on TV? When you hear the phrase 3pm kick-off, that usually tells you that the match will not be featured on the telly
However, fear not, the ECHO will have a live blog on the website that'll keep you sufficiently updated with Liverpool correspondent James Pearce and our reporter Ian Doyle at the game while Sam Carroll and Chris Beesley will be back at base on Old Hall Street, Liverpool
So whether you're down the pub or looking after the petunias in the garden we'll make sure every base is covered
Highlights can be observed on Match of the Day which is on BBC One at 10:20pm on Saturday
Follow all the action from Vicarage Road HERE Who is the referee? Brace yourselves Reds
It's Jonathan Moss. Known to friends and family as Jon. To everyone else, as that ******* halfwit Moss
The West Yorkshire official is one of the more card happy officials in the business, issuing 611 yellow cards and 28 red cards in his 182 matches in charge
One of those red cards was shown to a Liverpool player, Sadio Mane, at the Etihad Stadium back in September 2017 (we all know what followed)
His last match in charge of the Reds didn't do the 48-year-old any favours regarding popularity amongst Liverpool supporters
Having officiated the Anfield game against Spurs, Moss controversially awarded the visitors two penalties - one of which was saved - including another with literally the last kick of the match which Harry Kane converted to snatch a point after Erik Lamela hit the deck following the kind of contact with Virgil van Dijk which barely raises an eyebrow on a crowded train
Luckily for Moss, this fixture will take place outside of Merseyside. What is the team news? Naby Keita could be ready to return to fold after missing five games with a hamstring injury before making a stoppage time appearance for the Reds off the bench in Liverpool's 2-0 win against Fulham
Jordan Henderson missed England's Nations League win over Croatia at the weekend but is expected to return for the trip to Vicarage Road, but Adam Lallana is out injured
And of course, long-term absentees Alex Oxlade Chamberlain and Rhian Brewster will both miss the trip on Saturday
Who should I look out for in the Watford team? Roberto Pereyra has proved a huge coup at just £16million, already firing five league goals this season
Abdoulaye Doucouré is another fine player in the Hornets' armoury this season. The French powerhouse is sitting joint fourth in the Premier League assists table with four assists already to his name and the 25-year-old midfielder was on the score sheet in the reverse fixture last season
Both must be watched closely. Who is their manager? Javi Gracia. The Spanish boss has been with Watford for just over 11 months now - putti ng him in line for a Vicarage Road long service award - and has guided the Hornets to their best ever Premier League start
The Hertfordshire outfit are sitting pretty in seventh above both Everton and Manchester United respectively
He has emerged as a top addition to the English top-flight and also inspired Watford to a heroic late comeback win against Mauricio Pochettino's Spurs
What happened the last time the sides met? Liverpool's defence happened. The Reds played out an enthralling 3-3 opening day encounter that saw the Reds fight back from behind twice to lead in injury time thanks to their indispensable front-three
However, defensive calamities allowed Watford to equalise from a corner after Miguel Britos tucked home the hosts second set piece goal of the match
The meeting at Anfield was a completely different contest thanks to wizardry of
guess who? Mohamed Salah. The Reds Egyptian king was imperious against the Hornets scoring four in the process as Liverpool romped to a 5-0 victory
What should I be betting on? This Liverpool team still remain undefeated in the league so the bookies have unsurprisingly placed Watford at 11/2 to snatch a victory
The Reds are placed at 1/2 to earn their 10th win of the season. Klopp's formidable defensive unit have only leaked five goals from 12 league matches with seven clean sheets along the way so both teams to score could be a risky bet considering the odds are only placed at 3/4
In terms of discipline, no player has more yellow cards in the division than Jose Holebas - with six - so that might be worth a gamble with him placed at 11/5 to receive his seventh booking on Saturday
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