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Djibril Cisse is worried his lack of regular football this season could cost him his place in the French World Cup squad this summer.  
The Liverpool striker has been in and out of Rafael Benitez's first team plans this season and hasn't played for his country since November.
  
He was omitted from the last squad to face Slovakia and he knows time his running out for him to keep his World Cup dreams alive.
  
"Yes, I'm a bit worried. There is always a fear about not being in the squad," Cisse said.
  
"Fears are always on my mind concerning Germany. I am scared but I will fight until the end to be in the 23-man list.
  
"In 2002, the World Cup was bitter, in 2004 I was not at the Euros, so in 2006 I wish to be in Germany to have a great World Cup.
  
Despite his lack of first team football on Merseyside, Cisse insists he has no desire to leave the club in the summer.
  
"I must not complain. I just need to shut up, work and give my best," he added. "I still have a three-year contract. I feel good here even if I don't play much. I get along very well with my team mates and I have a nice house and a son, Cassius. I have also got married."

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Liverpool under-18s kick-off a busy week of Academy action later this morning when they welcome Sheffield Wednesday to Kirkby.  
Boosted by Thursday's derby win over Everton, the young Reds will take on the Owls brimming with confidence but coach John Owens has hinted several team changes could be made to cope with the grueling fixture list that looms.
  
After today, the under-18s are next in action on Tuesday when they host Nottingham Forest at the Academy in a rearranged. They then complete a hectic seven days with a trip to Sheffield United next Saturday, before turning their thoughts to the eagerly anticipated two-legged FA Youth Cup Final with Manchester City.
  
"The win over Everton has given the lads a boost and hopefully we can build on that," he says. "There are a lot of games coming up for the Academy side and the reserves so all the lads will be getting chances."

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Rafael Benitez hasn't given up on Liverpool's hopes of a second place finish despite Manchester United building a five point lead over the Reds in midweek.  
United's victory over West Ham on Wednesday night has put them in pole position to finish in the runners-up spot, especially as they still have seven games left to play compared to Liverpool's six.
  
Benitez knows it will be tough to overtake United, but he insists that remains the aim over the remainder of the club's Premiership campaign.
  
"United have the advantage and they are a good side with a lot of good players," said the Liverpool manager. "They have more games to play than us and they are winning at the moment so it is going to be difficult.
  
"We have six games to play and if we win them all then who knows? We will try and take three points from each game and then look at the situation.
  
"The important thing for now is to win at West Brom tomorrow. That is going to be a tough game because they are fighting to stay in the Premiership and it's a match they need to win.
  
"I have seen videos of their last two games and they haven't been getting the results they deserved. They should have taken something from the game at Tottenham and they also probably should have beaten Birmingham. I know we scored a lot of goals against them last season but it will be a different game this time. It will be a very difficult match for us but we are also playing well and will go there with confidence."
  
The Reds will be without Steven Gerrard for the match at The Hawthorns following the skipper's sending off against Everton last week.
  
"We know Steven is an important player for us and he is our top goalscorer," added Benitez. "But we have shown we can win games without him and I am sure we can manage the situation again this weekend."
  
The Reds report no fresh injury worries ahead of the game with only Bolo Zenden and Djimi Traore sidelined.

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Liverpool are in the Midlands this evening to play relegation threatened West Bromwich Albion and you can follow the big match live with commentary on Liverpoolfc.tv.  
The Reds go to The Hawthorns hoping to build on a run of three successive away wins against the Baggies and maintain their pursuit of second place in the Premiership.
  
Having won four on the bounce in the league and FA Cup, Rafa's men will travel to the Black Country high on confidence for a fixture that promises plenty of goals.
  
The match kicks-off at 5.15pm and you will need to be an e-Season Ticket holder to enjoy today's live commentary.

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Ahead of Liverpool's trip to West Brom this evening we recall a momentous match between the two sides that took place at The Hawthorns 105 years ago.

29th April 1901 West Bromwich Albion 0 Liverpool 1

  
Liverpool travel to The Hawthorns seeking to build on an impressive sequence of seven straight wins there. But none of these victories were as important as the one at the turn of the 19th century when a solitary John Walker goal gave us the first of our 18 league titles.
  
Back in February a title success had looked unlikely but a 1-0 win at leaders Sunderland set us on a run of nine wins in 11 games that eroded their lead. This meant that a win or draw in the Midlands would guarantee us the title as Sunderland had completed their fixtures and only led us on goal average.
  
The game was played on a Monday afternoon and had been rescheduled from January due to the death of Queen Victoria. Across the Atlamtic the big sporting event was the Kentucky Derby, where Eminence romped to victory.
  
Albion were already doomed to relegation but still posed problems for Liverpool early on. Then midway through the first half Reds centre forward Sam Raybould's shot was only parried by their keeper and Scot John Walker slotted the rebound home. Albion still fought on and bombarded our goal during the second half but the Reds held on for victory, the defence that had proved so reliable in previous games proving its worth again.
  
The victorious Reds players were presented with the championship trophy by league officials and captain Alex Raisbeck (pictured) was lofted shoulder high by the rest of the players. The side then headed home by train and were met by a huge crowd at Liverpool Central Station, as well as a band which played Handel's 'See The Conquering Hero Comes.'
  
This time all the players were raised onto the crowds shoulders, although nobody was strong enough to life larger than life manager Tom Watson.
  
The players and directors finally arrived at Anfield in the early hours when the trophy was proudly displayed in the boardroom to the delight of club founder John Houlding, who at the age of 70 had been unable to travel to the match. The following day the Daily Express hailed our success, saying that "Their late form has been good enough for anything and Tom Watson and his team are to be congratulated."
  
The trophy would return on seventeen more occasions and hopefully it won't be too long before the Premiership trophy comes to Anfield for the first time.
  
Liverpool team: Perkins, W Robertson, Dunlop, Parry, Raisbeck, Goldie, Cox, Walker, Raybould, Satterthwaite, T Robertson.
  
Att: 4,000

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All the relevant stats, facts and figures ahead of Liverpool's Premiership clash against West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns.

Head to head: (League only)
  
At West Brom: Liverpool 21 wins, West Brom 19 wins, 16 Draws.
Overall: Liverpool 52 wins, West Brom 28 wins, 33 Draws.



After scoring 18 goals in the last four games the Reds now head to a ground on which they have scored 11 times on their last two visits.
  

Earlier this season Liverpool won 1-0 at Anfield with Peter Crouch scoring his seventh goal in eight games to secure a tenth successive league win for the Reds.
  

The last meeting on this ground saw the Reds win 5-0 last season. John Arne Riise (2), Florent Sinama-Pongolle, Steven Gerrard and Luis Garcia were on target. It was the Reds biggest win of the season. Milan Baros had a penalty saved by Russell Hoult.
  

Liverpool have scored 11 goals in their last two visits.
  

The 6-0 victory on this ground two seasons ago is their biggest ever league win over Albion.
  

Albion have not won in the last 15 League meetings between the sides. Their last win was in February 1981 when they won 2-0 at The Hawthorns.
  

It is their only victory in the last 28 meetings during which time they have scored only 11 goals.
  

Liverpool in fact have won each of the last eight meetings home and away scoring 28 goals in the process and conceding only two.
  

Steve Finnan and Luis Garcia both scored their first goals for Liverpool against West Brom in September 2004. Finnan has now gone 93 games for the Reds since that goal.
  

Michael Owen’s four-goal haul is the last hat-trick scored by a Liverpool player against the Baggies. John Wark in a 5-0 win in March 1985 is the only other to achieve the feat for the Reds on this ground.
  

The only League hat-tricks scored by West Brom came in 1936 and 1938 and were scored by the same man - W.G.Richardson.
  

Liverpool have so far accumulated 14 more points than at the same stage last season.
  

Liverpool last season finished 37 points behind Chelsea, 25 adrift of Arsenal and 19 behind Manchester United. As we go into this weekend’s games the gap to Chelsea has narrowed to 14 points though Liverpool have played one more game. The Reds trail United by only five points having played a game more while they hold a 14 point advantage over Arsenal though the Gunners do have two games in hand.
  

The Reds have scored the first goal in 33 games this season winning 31 and drawing the other two. In the Premiership that total is 19 wins and two draws from the 21 matches in which they have opened the scoring.

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Liverpool have never scored the first goal of a league game under Rafa Benitez and lost. The last time the Reds opened the scoring in a Premiership game only to lose was in April 2004 when they went down 4-2 at Arsenal.
  

Should Liverpool score three goals they will record 100 in the Premiership under Rafa Benitez.
  

Harry Kewell’s three goals this season have all come at Anfield. His last goal, and his only one in more than two years, away from home came at Villa Park in December 2004.
  

Robbie Fowler has played only once for the Reds against West Brom. That was in a League Cup tie in 1997 when he scored in a 2-0 win.
  

Liverpool have scored six of the ten penalties they have been awarded this season. Steven Gerrard, suspended today, has been successful with four of those.
  

Last Saturday, Everton’s Andy Van Der Meyde became the 14th player to be sent off against Liverpool this season.
  

Liverpool have conceded just two goals in their last six visits while they have scored 21 goals in that time.
  

Only one Albion player has been sent off against Liverpool in league football. Cosmin Contra was the man dismissed in this fixture last season.
  

West Brom have yet to score against Liverpool in the Premiership and have conceded 17 goals in the five games.
  

The Baggies have picked up just one point from their last six games-a 1-1 draw at Birmingham. In that time they have conceded 15 goals.
  

Their last win came when they beat Blackburn 2-0 at the Hawthorns in early February with goals from Kevin Campbell and Jonathan Greening. That was the last time they scored more than one goal in a game.
  

They have won just one of the last ten games.
  

Only Sunderland (12) have lost more home games than West Brom’s nine this season.
  

Albion have won 12 of the 57 league games they have played under Bryan Robson.
  

Current League Positions:
  
Liverpool: Pld 32 W 19 D 7 L 6 Goals For 45 Against 22 Pts 64 Position: 3rd
  
West Brom: Pld 31 W 7 D 6 L 18 Goals For 28 Against 47 Pts 27 Position: 17th
  

Leading scorers this season: (League in brackets):
  
Liverpool: Gerrard 19 (8), Cisse 14 (5), Crouch 12 (7), Garcia 10 (7), Morientes 8 (4).
  
West Brom: Ellington 8 (5), Kanu 6 (5), Horsfield 4 (4), Campbell 3 (3), Earnshaw 3 (1).