Liverpool missing six players as Andoni Iraola prepares for Atletico in Champions League
Liverpool head into their Champions League opener against Atletico Madrid with manager Andoni Iraola facing an early test of his squad management.

The Red Devils failed to breach a resolute Black Cats as the home side tried to keep their slim European competition chances alive, but could also not find a winner.
The result seals third spot for United but ends a three match winning streak while Sunderland occupy 12th position on the table.
"It was a tough game. Credit to Sunderland, we knew it'd be tough coming here anyway," said Carrick in the post match interview.
"We were a bit too deep at times and wasn't at our best. But to take something from a game when you're not at your best, that is a good trait what we're trying to build as well.
"There were obviously changes, sometimes we were trying to find our rhythm a little bit. I still quite liked a lot of the things that give us a foundation to play better at certain times. To take a point and a clean sheet is okay."
United face Nottingham Forest next Sunday before ending the season away to Brighton and Hove Albion.