The Reds face the Gunners at Anfield with a place in the quarter-finals of the competition at stake, and assistant manager Lijnders has indicated that the policy of rotation seen for the third-round win at MK Dons will continue.
The assistant manager told Liverpoolfc.com on Tuesday: “Tomorrow we’ll have a line-up who feels the responsibility to attack tomorrow’s game and who knows the responsibility of playing against Arsenal at home. We will have line-up who is hungry, who is fresh and who wants to prove a point.
“So, I think our squad is not big but it doesn’t make sense and it would really not be intelligent to make it even smaller by not using its strength, and one of its strengths in my opinion is the power of the youth with experience.