I'm guessing this is a Beatles reference. I wonder if I'm the only person above the age of 30 never to have listened to a Beatles album?

Dion Dublin
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It'll be different without the big man there, the Rolls Royce, as Iike to call him. Virgil van Dijk has been outstanding, we all know that, but sometimes when you're given a chance, like Joel Matip tonight, there's a sense of responsibility. He has to take charge tonight.

I think sometimes when he plays with Van Dijk or Lovren, he's kind of outshone, so tonight he has to be in charge of that back four, and I think he likes that.

It'll be easier playing against Matip and Fabinho but it's not going to be easy.

BBC Radio 5 live

Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk is suspended today.

But you have the chance to hear from him this week as BBC Radio 5 live have an exclusive interview with him on Thursday’s 5 live Sport at 20:30 GMT.

It will be available on Thursday's Football Daily podcast too if you can't listen live.

I don't want to give you too many spoilers... but he says he has watched Prison Break EIGHT times. EIGHT!!!

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Build-up for this game has already started on BBC Radio 5 live - click the play button near the top of this page for radio comms along with Final Score.

Dejan Lovren, who was an injury doubt before this game, has not made the Liverpool starting line-up.

That means, with Virgil van Dijk also suspended, Fabhino will play at centre-back.

Roberto Firmino and Gini Wijnaldium are fit to start. Jordan Henderson comes into midfield. Trent Alexander-Arnold returns at right-back.

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Fabinho, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Henderson, Keita, Mane, Salah, Firmino.

Subs: Mignolet, Milner, Sturridge, Moreno, Lallana, Shaqiri, Origi.

Bayern Munich forward Kingsley Coman was an injury doubt for this game but has recovered following his injury at the weekend.

Midfielder Leon Goretzka misses out with an ankle problem.

The top scorer in the Champions League this season Robert Lewandowski leads the attack with James Rodriguez and former Arsenal winger Serge Gnarby also up front.

Bayern Munich: Neuer, Kimmich, Sule, Hummels, Alaba, Martinez, Thiago, Rodriguez, Gnabry, Coman, Lewandowski.

Subs: Ulrich, Ribery, Rafinha, Davies, Mai, Sanches, Shabani.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Anfield

It’s a chilly and wet evening at Anfield, with the steady drizzle the only thing to be illuminated by the Anfield lights at the moment.

With around an hour to go until kick-off, most of the pitch-side broadcasters are still sheltering under umbrellas - branded with the Champions League logo of course - until they go live.

Behind them, some Bayern fans who are into their seats early have just burst into life after some of the German side’s players who are not involved tonight - the suspended Thomas Muller among them - emerge on to the pitch, wearing very big coats.

Jurgen Klopp is hoping his side’s supporters do something similar when the game kicks off - saying this week that they can take his side "from 100% to 140% - but admits his players will need to help the crowd get going if they are to create the sort of atmosphere that this place is renowned for on European nights.

"We have to create an atmosphere on the pitch and make it easier for the people," said Klopp. "It will be outstanding. It's something to enjoy - there's a lot of power involved in the atmosphere."

There were injury doubts over Lyon star midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, but the France international is fit to start.

Former Manchester United winger Memphis Depay is in the starting XI, as is ex-Celtic forward Moussa Dembele.

Lyon XI: Lopes, Dubois, Marcelo, Denayer, Mendy, Ndombele, Aouar, Traore, Depay, Terrier, Dembele.

No Philippe Coutinho in the starting line-up for Barcelona, but Luis Suarez is restored in place of Kevin-Prince Boateng.

Barca XI: Ter Stegen, Semedo, Pique, Lenglet, Alba, Roberto, Busquets, Rakitic, Dembele, Suarez, Messi.

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Tonight's other game sees La Liga leaders Barcelona - who have not won the Champions League since 2015 - take on Lyon, who are third in France's Ligue 1.

Kingsley Coman recovers from injury to face Liverpool. It's a pretty strong Bayern Munich line-up, with James Rodriguez, Robert Lewandowski and David Alaba all involved.

They have three teenagers on the bench, including £10m MLS recruit Alphonso Davies.

Full team news to follow.

Sharpy, Exeter: I should imagine that 99% of Liverpool fans would prefer the league...it's been too long....it's been too painful....we need to get this massive monkey off our backs...

Richard - Kendal: It has to be the League Title.....I would love to hear any Liverpool fan justifying the Champions League over the Premiership.

Jamie: I think Liverpool would rather win the league and city would rather win champs league. Personally would rather win the Checkatrade trophy #SAFC

Fabinho starts at centre-back for Liverpool, because Dejan Lovren joins Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez on the sidelines.

But in better news Roberto Firmino is fit to start after a virus.

Full team news to follow.

This debate is open to everyone, not just Liverpool fans - we want to know which one you'd prefer to win out of the Premier League or Champions League.

Also let us know why. Does it depend on whether your team have won one of them before?

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Liverpool have won 18 English titles and five European Cups.

But their last league title came in 1990, before the Premier League was even formed (if young readers can imagine such a time). They won the Champions League most recently in 2005, losing another two finals since then.

Reds boss Jurgen Klopp was asked which one would be more important to win this season - with Liverpool's domestic title hopes in their own hands.

"It’s difficult for me to answer the question exactly the same, if you would have to decide for all Liverpool fans it’s the Premier League, that’s clear," he said.

"But now we play Champions League and I think we all expect that we have to do our best on Tuesday night…thank God we don’t have to make that decision today.”

The teams should be named soon enough, but here's what we should be looking out for.

Liverpool are without suspended Virgil van Dijk, with fellow centre-back Dejan Lovren a doubt with a hamstring injury.

Roberto Firmino is also a potential absentee with a virus. He missed training on Monday.

Bayern are without defender Jerome Boateng, who has an upset tummy (the technical term).

Franck Ribery barely slept on Sunday night after his daughter was born so is another doubt. Thomas Muller is suspended.

BBC Radio 5 live

Last night, John O'Shea, Chris Sutton, Lee Dixon and Karen Carney discussed Liverpool's chances tonight in the 5 live Football Daily.

Listen to that bad boy here.

It's only been away six days but it already feels like a lifetime. Welcome to live text and radio commentary as we start week two of the Champions League knockout stages.

Today's games are Liverpool v Bayern Munich and Lyon v Barcelona.