Liverpool are expected to ring the changes for their trip to Championship strugglers Plymouth but still have a dangerous attacking line to call on, as we’ve seen when they’ve rotated their side in previous games this season. Chiesa and Elliott can really cause damage to a Plymouth backline that has conceded 63 goals across their 30 Championship games this season (2.1 per game) – the highest total in the division.

Chiesa hasn’t featured as much as he would like due to injury and the incredible form of Liverpool’s usual frontline which has limited his minutes this campaign. When he has featured, he’s been really effective managing 6 shots with 3 finding the target in Liverpool’s comfortable win over Accrington Stanley in the previous round. He managed this total in just 45 minutes, also managing to score his first Liverpool goal in that game. Chiesa has also had 4 shots on target across his 3 Champions League appearances this season despite just 1 of those appearances being starts.

Elliott has also played a supporting role in Liverpool’s success this season but looks likely to contribute in the final third when he plays. He scored in Liverpool’s 4-3 defeat to PSV in the Champions League in which he had 2 shots and Elliott also scored from the bench in their 2-1 win over Lille in the previous round of European competition. This pair covered this line in Liverpool’s 4-0 win over Accrington Stanley in the previous round and he can do damage against Plymouth again here.

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Jota has been in and out of the Liverpool side due to injury but he’s arguably the best finisher at the club behind Mohammed Salah when he’s fully fit. Jota has scored 5 goals across his 13 Premier League appearances this campaign, just 7 of these have been starts further highlighting how efficient he can be in front of goal. He’s finding the back of the net every 125 minutes in the English top-flight.

Jota has had 10 shots on target across these appearances (1.44 per 90) but this is an average we can expect to rise even if Jota doesn’t find the back of the net against Plymouth side that gave the worst defence in the Championship, and are without a clean sheet in their last 5 games across all competitions.