Midfielder Adam Lallana and striker Daniel Sturridge are both in contention to start for Liverpool v West Ham at the London Stadium on Sunday.
The pair have only made a couple of substitute appearances each since returning from injury but, with Jurgen Klopp's side struggling to break down sides, now may be the time for them to be brought back.
When asked how ready Sturridge was to be picked from the start, Klopp said: "Ready. That is good.
"So far it's been difficult because you can't start a player then have to think after 40 minutes 'so we have to change?'
"I was happy to have the opportunity to bring him on the pitch. Top players so they have impact.
"Now the situation is different again. It's another week we've had him training and so far so good, so hopefully we have a few options." - READ MORE from Jurgen Klopp's press conference here
The Reds currently sit third in the Premier League table with two games remaining and Champions League qualification is in their hands.
Forward Roberto Firmino and midfielder Lucas Leiva are also doubts with muscle injuries.
Should the duo be unable to start, who will Klopp select for the Reds?
Click the right arrow, above, to see Liverpool's predicted XI to face West Ham in squad number order...
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