Liverpool vs West Bromwich Albion, Premier League 2014/15: Where to Watch, Preview, Betting Odds and Possible XI

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Liverpool will take on West Bromwich Albion in the weekend Premier League clash at Anfield on Saturday.

Where to Watch

Kick-off is set for 3pm BST. Radio commentary of the game will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live. Catch the highlights of the match on Match of the Day on BBC One and BBC One HD at 10:30pm BST.

Overview

Brendan Rodgers would be hoping to revive Liverpool's season when his side play West Brom on Saturday. The Merseyside club are not having a great run in the top flight English football as they have struggled to replicate last season's form, where they finished second.

The Reds are without a win in the Premier League this month and have managed to win only two matches in all competitions, which include a victory over Middlesbrough in the Capital One Cup on penalties.

In the last fixture, Liverpool suffered a 1-0 defeat in the Champions League and the pressure is on the hosts and Rodgers to get three points against the Baggies.

Meanwhile, West Brom are in fine form as they have won all the last three matches played in all competitions, which include a 3-2 victory over Hull City in the cup fixture. In the last two league fixtures, Alan Irvine's side have scored five goals and maintained a clean sheet in both matches.

The Baggies would be looking to extend their unbeaten run when they take on Liverpool. Saido Berahino has been in fine form for West Brom and Irvine will be hoping his star player could shine once again for the visitors on Saturday.

What Managers Say

Brendan Rodgers: "Alan Irvine (the Baggies manager) will have them organised and it will be a tough game. But we are always looking to be on the front foot when we play at home."

Alan Irvine: "They are a very, very good team, they have got some top players without a doubt. It will be extremely difficult to go there and win – but we can and we will go there feeling that we can. We went to Tottenham believing we could win. We really did, we didn't go negatively. We will go to Anfield knowing it's a really difficult place to go. But can we win there? Absolutely, of course we can."

Betting Odds (888Sport.com)