Can Liverpool cope with their injury crisis? | Saturday Social feat Chunkz & Kyle Walker

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Kyle Walker joins Chunkz, Smithy and Joe Thomlinson on Saturday Social this week to look ahead to Liverpool vs Leicester. After yet more injury worries for Liverpool, the injury list is beginning to become a concern for Jurgen Klopp – but can he guide Liverpool through this difficult phase unscathed? #SaturdaySocial #Chunkz #KyleWalker See the FIFA 21 Ratings : http://x.ea.com/65040

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